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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 12, 1910
Page
17
A large sale offers soft white cambric handkerchiefs at 4 cents from a regular 10 cent price, heavy fleece lined mule skin gloves at 9 cents, valued at 50 cents, and heavy wool fleece lined mitts at 5 cents. The sale proclaims a broad, seasonal bargain event with durable garments and wide selection.
Paulhan delighted crowds as he loops near the grand stand while Curtiss tunes his Rheims-winning eight-cylinder motor. Curtiss sets speed and landing records, flies with Harmon as passenger, and Harmon vows a solo flight despite Willard's countermeasures. Knabenshue and Beachy in dirigibles race windward as a Red Hood sale closes the page with shoe deals.
New York Jan 11 final action in the Rock Island episode ofDec 12 last will be taken by the governors of the stock exchange tomorrow. Offending members have defended themselves and committee members are divided on punishment but suspension for six months or a year is expected. White committee report on exchange operations may influence the action tomorrow. The Montana Independent Telephone policy to charge only for services used is noted.
The Butte Driving club elected M. D. OConnell as president by acclamation after Maurice Fitzharris relinquished the chair. Dave Brodie won vice president, T. H. Emery was re elected secretary treasurer, and directors named were Thomas Morrow Pat Reagan Kenneth McRae Jack Turner and Spence Hireen. A smoker followed and members left hopeful for a brighter year.
Hamilton McKeown Twombley capitalist and railroad man dies at his Madison New Jersey home after a long illness. He married Adele Vanderbilt daughter of William H Vanderbilt and served as a director in multiple railroads and other corporations. The New York death comes as the industry mourns a prominent figure in Vanderbilt railroads.
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