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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 22, 1903
Page
9
The ad claims Our Teas are 25 percent better than ever offered and mentions new crop English Breakfast Teas priced by the pound. It also promotes Fancy Spiderleg Japan at 35 cents per pound and labels the seller as The Big Store of Little Prices.
Virginia Drew Trescott spoke at the Butte Woman's Club on Bodily Carriage Indicative of Character. She urged correct posture and breathing, warned against fashionable poses, and urged mothers to rock their babies and teach children through reason and responsibility.
Merchants host a lunch from 11 a m to 3 p m at The California venue. Haim eggs and a cup of coffee served from 1 a m to 3 p m.
Large group gathers at Balmforth home to honor Mrs Alf Balmforth who died recently. The body was sent to Salt Lake on the Oregon Short Line for burial beside another family member. The Eastern Star and the Elks joined the service as Rev Blackiston led Episcopal burial rites with floral tributes from school of mines, Knights Templar, Montana Commandery, and the order of the Eastern Star.
Great Falls Jan 21 Special Dispatch to the Standard. The remains of Joseph H. McKnight will be taken east tomorrow morning on the through train with nephew V Nagy. Relatives from his old home in St Paul will meet and accompany the body to Dubuque Town for final funeral services. Services were held at the Shepherd home by Rev Father Pauwelyn.
C W Fulton state senator from Clatsop county gains three Multnomah votes, boosting his tally to 31 as early ballots show scattered backing for ex Governor Geer and others. No caucus planned. daily totals list Fulton 31 Geer 18 Pittock 5 George 4 Wood 17 others scattering. 46 needed to elect.
Cyrus H. McCormick told the Western Association of Retail Implement and Vehicle Dealers in Kansas City that merging five big companies aims for harmony and efficiency. Delegates debate contracts for 1903 as a committee continues the fight against the combine.
An article argues that large American investments have already moved into Mexico and Canada, with a trend expected to grow. It predicts the United States may effectively mortgage much of North America as capital seeks profitable opportunities beyond borders, despite Canadian concerns.
The New York Tribune reports Yankee tars on the battleship Kentucky beat Britain's Glory crew by a full mile in a five mile race at Hongkong. The surprising victory far surpasses a simple hundred yard margin and stirs pride in the American sailors amid rival admiration.
County road supervisors and county commissioners along with attorneys have finalized a legislative bill. The agreement outlines funding and regulatory provisions affecting road maintenance and related services across the county. Details specify responsibilities and oversight mechanisms.
A Montana conference between county commissioners and attorneys resolved to appoint road supervisors by county board rather than election. A new road law draft sets monthly appointments, majority freeholder nomination, removal for cause, wage scales, and a $1 to $3 mill tax levy discretion for counties.
Great Falls lodge of Elks will send delegates to the Helena state meeting tomorrow. Delegation from here includes E. H. Cooney B. B. Kelley and J. N. Booth.
George Morganstern a Brooklyn jewelry traveler shot himself in the breast this afternoon in San Francisco. The wound is believed fatal.
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