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Newspaper

Anaconda Standard

Location

Anaconda, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jan 29, 1916

Page

3

Plan to Insure Pure Milk Through New City Ordinance

Butte health officers, milkmen, and restaurant keepers met despite severe weather to discuss improving the milk supply. The proposal favors bottling milk by dairies and selling to restaurants and boarding houses, with cities enforcing standards to avoid court actions. Enforcements will be strengthened with additional department support.

T. W. Moore Butte City Off Cent Swarts Dr. Moore W. H. Davey Mr. Logue Thade

Joint Installation of Officers by Local Fraternal Groups

Silver City camp No. 1492 Royal Neighbors of America and Silver Bow Camp No. 5805 Modern Woodmen of America held an installation of officers Tuesday night at the center’s union hall. Emma Nesbitt acted as installing officer with Grace Nankervis as oracle, Agnes Johnson as vice oracle, Katie Carson as recorder, A. North as receiver, Louise Ayers as chancellor, Hannah Kinney as in her sentinel, Katherine Hawes as outer sentinel, Mabel Carson as marshal, Annie Tay as manager, and Dr V Wilkins as physician. The Silver Bow camp officers were inducted similarly.

Silver City Camp Royal Neighbors of America Silver Bow Canty Woodmen of America Carenters' Union Hall Emma Nesbitt Grace Nankervis Oracle Agnes Johnson Katie Carson A. North Louise Ayers Hannah Kinney Sentinel Katherine Hawes Mabel Carson Annie Tay V. Wilkins Silver Bow Camp

Formal Masonic gathering ends with late dancing and luncheon

Into oMico with H L Winchester as installing officer, officers and trustees listed among venerable consul Elmer Thompson and others attended. The event featured dancing until after midnight followed by a luncheon for guests and members.

oMico H. L. Winchester Elmer Thompson W. J. Warman Don B. King GM Roe BT. Nankervis John Rowe St. W. Williams Ted L. Ball A. A. Nesbite Tom Moore V Wilking Walter Schott W. H. Tripp H. M Pascoe Joseph Tresiden

Boosters Leave Date In Committee's Hands Inadvisable to set carnival date until weather changes

Boosters meet to defer the festival date awaiting weather conditions. The committee expects to announce the date within a week, aiming to hold the event within two weeks, possibly around Lincoln’s birthday. Subscription total 12,027 with nearly all paid, a thanks to donors echoed. City Engineer says a fight stands to be erected and the system would be ready, lights on next Tuesday night.

Butte Boosters Club Armstrong

Jewish Relief Benefit at Empress Tuesday

W. W. Wisner of the Em theater announced the committee in charge of collecting funds for relief of Jews in war stricken countries will turn over the theater and all receipts to the relief fund. The regular show will be given next Tuesday afternoon with proceeds aiding the cause.

Wager W. W. Wisner Em Theater

Property Transfers From Butte Records Include Several Parcels

The Butte area lists multiple transfers with prices of 1 to 2,500 dollars. Joan F Rosewarne transfers to Robert B Stough a central addition lot and block, Thomas M Hodgens to John D Wilerson a Talbot and Tones addition lot, Miners Savings Bank to Gagner Realty and Henry Crangle a Lot 26 and part of Lot 27 in Block 38, Foun Wilson to Gagner Realty and Henry Crangle a Lot 26 and part of Lot 27 in Block 28, Gagner Realty and Henry Crangle to John D Wilson a Lot 24 and part of Lot 27 in Block 28, John Muhelich to T Tomich a Lot 19 in East Butte addition.

Joan F. Rosewarne Lindsay Robert B. Stough Central Thomas M. Hodgens John D. Wileson Talbot & Tones Miners’ Savings Bank and Trust Company Gagner Realty Company Henry Crangle West Butte D. Wilson Gagnor Realty Company John D. Wilson John Muhelich T. Tomich East Butte

Lodging Demand Rises at Sheriff Office During Cold

The sheriff reports nightly increases in lodging requests as extreme cold drives wanderers to sleep on warm floors. Nine asylum seekers sought shelter last night, with no one turned away. Applicants are mainly working men seeking employment, appearing professional in demeanor.

Sheriff's Office

Miner Fractures Leg After Fall Near Summit 2 Yoon

John Sullivan, a miner from East La Platte Street, fractured his right leg when he fell on the sidewalk near the Summit 2 Yoon on North Main Street. He was dragged away before an approaching train struck him and he was taken to the Butte emergency hospital.

John Sullivan East la Platte Street Yoon North Main Street Allroad Butte Emergency Hospital

Four Fire Runs in Butte During Coldest Winter Hours

During the coldest 21 hours of winter the Butte fire department made four runs. Total damage did not exceed $100. First call came near midnight at the Beaver block to the Union hall on Kemper avenue about 4 a.m. Then a shack in the rear of the Northern Pacific Station and in the forenoon a home on Monroe avenue on the flat.

Butte Beaver Block Union Hall Kemper Avenue Northern Pacific Monroe Avenue

Banquet Honors Butte Produce Company Employees

The management of the Stenningsen Produce Company of Butte entertained about 50 employees at a banquet served in the Dutch room of the Thornton hotel last evening.

Stenningsen Produce Company Butte Thornton Hotel

Program to Improve Teachers in Service

In Houghton canton teachers and pupils assess subjects like geography and history plus English, deportment and hygiene, under a three year plan that defines standards and helps teachers gauge strengths and deficits, preventing misunderstandings and promoting harmony with officials.

Houghton Schiool

Engineer killed as locomotive falls from trestle at waterfront

Port Angeles Washington January 25 Engineer John Harding of Port Angeles was killed and Fireman Benjamin South injured when a locomotive on the Seattle Port Angeles and Western railroad plunged through a waterfront trestle. Rising tide prevents recovery from the cab until tomorrow. South escaped. An Oregon man developed a machine to clean fruit and sort into 10 grades at over 17,000 pieces per hour.

Port Angeles Wash John Harding Benjamin South Seattle Oregon

Admissions by Accused Woman in Mohr Case

The accused, Elizabeth F Mohr, testifies she never intended to divorce her husband Dr Franklin Mohr and denied instigating murder. She discussed possible absolute divorce with attorneys and claimed love for her husband. She recounts quarrels, drug use by Mohr, and a contested Lynn marriage for testimony purposes while denying intoxication at that ceremony.

Providence Franklin Mohr Elizabeth F. Mohr Cecil Brown Henry Spellman Ian George W. Rooks Emily Lynn Mass

War Only Beginning For Allies Minister Says

London January 28 Lloyd George minister of munitions asserts the war is only beginning for the Allies while predicting eventual victory. He claims united counsels strengthen England and allies, promising more munitions than the enemy next spring and an undisputed greater manpower, alongside Germany’s worsening finances.

London David Lloyd George Milan Zollee England Germany

Delegates Ready for Panama Mission Congress

Delegates from the United States and Canada prepare to travel to Panama for a Protestant work mission congress from February 10 to 20. The party travels via New Orleans and steamship to Panama, including about 100 mission board secretaries and 200 missionaries and native leaders. Rev. Samuel Guy Inman, executive secretary of the Committee on Cooperation in Latin America, will depart earlier than others to arrange the congress.

Latin America Panama New Orleans Mission Board America Canada Samuel Guy Inman Committee On Co-operation In

President 10 to Speak in Pittsburg This Afternoon

President Wilson begins a Middle West speaking tour in support of a preparedness program. He plans brief platform speeches in Pittsburgh Cleveland Milwaukee Chicago Des Moines Topeka Kansas City and St. Louis with stops at multiple Iowa and Wisconsin towns. He will avoid banquets, dine with Governor Capper in Topeka, and travel with two special rail cars for staff and media.

Washington Wilson

More Than Half Million British Casualties Reported

London reports Premier Asquith answering a query on total British casualties. The tally covers officers and men across fronts including Flanders and Dardanelles with missing and wounded figures. Inactivity this winter shows as lighter losses in recent weeks compared with a Dec report of 528,227 casualties and 21,240 more in the following month.

London Asquith Flanders Dardanelles As- 4

Macabees Progresses Annual Dance Raises Funds

Despite bad weather many members and friends of the Macabees lodge of Butte attended the first annual dance held in the Pallas last evening. Proceeds will benefit the hospital and home fund.

Vieriy Mace Cabees Lodge Butte Frst Pallas Hospital and Home Fund

Montenegrins Desiring Peace Negotiations Reported

Overseas News agency states Montenegro seeks early peace talks after Austro Hungarian agreement signed January 25 at Cettinge. The text emphasizes Montenegrin readiness to negotiate, with observers noting potential influence on population and broader European mediation efforts. A separate local anecdote recalls Hodges dining with recruits at an old squire’s feast, a light moment amid wartime reporting.

Tin Sayvilley Cettinge Field Marshal von Hoefer Schuppich Delates Ral Reci Lompar Hax Yen Athens

Midseason toque with brown satin crown and yellow wreath

A distinctive headpiece described as a midseason toque features a brown satin crown, a lemon yellow straw palm wreath, and a brim of moleskin fur, combining contrasting textures and colors for a bold fashion statement.

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