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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 31, 1901
Page
4
The article lists members joining the school board under the code of honor, detailing their roles and duties in guiding district education policies. It notes appointment dates and institutional affiliations supporting the new board lineup.
Trustees distribute a set of rules titled Public School Code of Honor urging students to review polite conduct toward ladies and elders, truthfulness, kindness to animals, restraint from quarrels, respect for teachers and innocence of childhood, and love of country to reflect credit on American citizenship.
Sioux Falls South Dakota February 18 1901 F Capps reports thirty two years of protruding piles ended after four months using Pyramid Pile Cure. He says the disease disappeared completely and shows no sign of return. Pyramid Drug Co Marshall Michigan sells 50 cent boxes and offers a free book.
Residents anticipate a prosperous year as churches plan watch night services. St Peter's Catholic church schedules high mass and vespers with Rev Father Reis preaching on life and necessity. St Paul's Catholic church to hold services. Methodist watch night planned. some churches announce none. Bells ring at midnight and merchants look forward to new smelters and industrial growth.
Emma J Irwin wife of Dr FE A Irwin died in Pasadena California on a Friday and will be buried in Chicago January 2. The Anaconda community extends sympathy to Dr Irwin and notes she was a newlywed who had recently moved to St Ann hospital.
Bert Newton was jailed for three months by Justice of the Peace Quane after being found to have appropriated $4 from Boyd Bros. At trial, more misconduct was revealed including a scheme to hire a man for an expedition to an oil camp, and Newton later promised $1 back when pressed for missing funds.
Lisbon faced a rat plague resistant to cats traps and poison. Bacilli were tested by inoculating rats with a harmless virus, then releasing them. The method proved swift and effective, killing rats rapidly, and now a plan to apply the technique to ships to clear vessels of rats.
Judge Smith of Helena overruled the demurrer in the $5,875 damage suit by Andrew McDonald against Washoe Copper. McDonald, a former carpenter at the new works, filed in Silver Bow. venue shifted to Helena after a contest over fairness. The court expects the trial to proceed soon as the dull courthouse season continues with routine county business nearby.
The fragment suggests a street name and work related wording with limited readable facts. It appears to reference a location on D Street and a possible work activity. No clear event, persons, or organizations are identifiable from the text.
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