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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 01, 1906
Page
5
The Western Montana News lists the Standard office at 130 Hig Inc Avenue Missoula with telephone C 115 and Advertising Yates by application.
A study by the forest service examines wood demand and supply for box making and basketry in Michigan and other states. It notes rising use of hickory and willow materials, factory growth in Roamer and Hayton, and the need for substitutes and regulated timber to sustain future profits.
A man identified as Cummings, who attempted to use morphine in his room at a Hokie hotel, remains under care but is improving and expected to leave his room within a few days. Investigators say the event may have been influenced by drug effects.
An important medical advertisement extols Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets as a scientific cure for digestive disorders. It claims tablets penetrate all bodily channels after meals, restore health, and promise relief from improper food digestion, hunger, and appetite issues. Readers are urged to consult a physician if discomfort persists and to request a free sample.
The article describes a farewell party held in his honor with music and entertainment. Attendees included notable locals and a committee organized the event amid a ceremony, with cards and a procession through the street. The scene concluded with a bell toll and a New Year demonstration nearby.
Montana towns including Missoula seek state efforts for government meat and dairy product inspection. A state veterinarian and chamber plan to hire a government inspector to test production, with a split among producers over marking and compliance. The Missoula Chamber of Commerce backs action and aims to present a plan at the January meeting.
Chicago printers celebrate the eight hour day amid union marches and demonstrations. The event marks a broad pledge by notable workers and shops in the city to adopt the eight hour standard, with specific references to shops and individuals in the labor movement.
A chaotic outbreak ends in fire and casualties as revolutionaries clash with troops. Reports describe mass casualties, burnt buildings, and fleeing civilians amid a stifling pursuit. Proclamations promise proletariat victory while workers grow wary of deception and unrest spreads through cities.
A devastating fire in a brick two story restaurant at 103 South Main Street, Butte, trapped patrons on the upper floor. Fire Chief Songer led rescue efforts, saving many as flames quickly spread through the rear. The building, owned by David, was evacuated with only a few injuries and a possible fatality reported amid the smoke and chaos.
Marin, Dew. 31. Reports from Paris and other capitals note increased unease over a potential Franco German war sparked by Morocco issues and nearing conferences. Authorities deny imminent conflict while observers cite precautionary military measures and massed forces at the frontier, though no clear concentrations are confirmed.
A May damage suit in Missouri failed to reach a settlement as lawyers for both sides reported no agreement. The court session concluded with jurors discharged after determining an immediate verdict unlikely. proceedings will resume with further questioning and evidence.
Readers describe Missoula’s New Year as a festive night with open houses and social events. Amid playful toasts and local entertainments, residents anticipate gatherings, a basketball game between M. P. A. second team and the high schools, and a lively communal atmosphere.
MISSOULA NOTES report Greenwood of Anaconda Hardware in Bulle visiting with C K Kahler. Also in Missooula: Charles Swartz and B J Dwyer departed for Battle after a several day stay. Thirold N Blake, legistature member from Deer Ledge, listed as a Missooula resident. Monte Christi advices say General Jerez surrendered in Monte Christi to revolutionists. Deralmon cruiser Independence joined Gen Ded Chamues and Demetrio Rodrigues with 20 men toward Porto Plata with 60 troops nearby.
A quiet spell looms as the attorney says there is no chance of prize money being enforced. The judge and officers prepare for a potential arrest sweep, reporting that lines of enforcement will be followed if needed. Det. Gallagher files a complaint against California players, with further statements planned as a legal line tightens.
An early 20th century promotional piece urges a clean body inside and out for the new year. It touts overindulgence after the holidays, advocates regular exercise, and promotes Cascarets as a gentle nightly digestive aid to keep the digestive canal clear. The ad includes pricing, packaging notes, and a request to mail for a gold plated box offer.
Antone McClernan fell into a rear Louvre saloon alley where thieves stripped him of money coat vest and shoes after an evening in Dark Street. He was found unconscious and taken to the station as officers search for the suspects and charge details.
A Great Northern train wreck was reported near Himsdale and Ghireen with injuries unknown. The incident occurred Monday during a fasal week and details are scarce in the provided dispatch.
A chaotic afternoon skate meet in Butte saw a Butte skater defeat a Michigan rival amid confusion and halted moments. Top participants include Lisa King setting pace and Enna Houley noted as fastest expontita with anticipated rematch plans.
The Big Six, largest wage-calmed group of printers, declare a citywide strike impacting book and job printing. All shops refuse work, and no job will be set by union action until demands are met, paralyzing local typography output.
A brief report from Kennett says a sudden electric power failure at the gub station caused the Mammoth smelter to close, cutting lights in town and halting furnace operations. The outage produced a significant loss for the Mammoth company.
A man identified as Ai yen split a man at the AnnaMele stock farm near Jetinglon by December 1. Robert Washington, a healer, was killed, and the suspect is under arrest charged with the murder.
In New York today Dee spots and Terry Meoveya are noted in a boxing style update. Nelson remains listed as awake in Philadelphia amid a Marquis of Queensberry title bid.
A varied bill features Dida the mystifying illusion act, a troupe of Russian dancers in national costumes, the Youngs with a clever violin duet, Violette and Okt memory feats, mensic telepathy Seances, and Al Shayne the Jewish dialect comic. Ora Morrist singing In the Valley of Yesterday with new song and illustrations. One hundred calling cards go for $100 at Standard Office, Missoula.
A fragmented report describes an incident at Lash jewel Parrat mine last night. Sally Michant and T Sullivan are named in a damaged account of injuries from a fall at a door, with Nevin fractured and midey hurt. Medical aid was provided by Dr TN Moexanders Sullivan.
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