Pulverized coal furnace starts smoothly at Anaconda works
At Anaconda reduction works the new pulverized coal feeding system fired up for the first time yesterday forenoon. Engineer N L Watford oversaw the installation, adding a 26 by 12 foot housing, a 38 by 4½ foot mill structure, storage and conveyors, and a Raymond firecroft mill. The system delivers fine coal via vacuum and air to a reverberatory furnace, replacing old fire boxes and increasing efficiency with faster, cleaner combustion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. L. Watford
Chicago
Ruggles-Colex Gryer
Raymond Firecroft
Raymond
Mexico
Washoe plant fitted with new reverberatory furnace upgrade
The Washoe plant completes fitting of one of its eight reverberatory furnaces with updated equipment. The remodel aims to raise output from 600 to 80 tons of pulverized coal daily, with six Raymond mills and additional crushers and dryers. Three tracks above hoppers allow fed materials along walls and center, reducing wall burnout and furnace relining. Extended hearth length adds about 10 percent capacity, and hotter, faster combustion could nearly double efficiency. The trial draws metallurgical experts and shows promising early results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washoe
Raymond Mills
Simost
Copies of Election Laws Ready for Distribution in Montana
Ray Reardon county clerk receives 3500 copies from the secretary of state of Montana election laws for distribution to registered voters. The 334 page pamphlet includes annotations from revised codes and session laws of 1908, 1911, and 1913, covering elections, registration, marriage and general actions, with the woman suffrage amendment proposed for the coming general election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Reardon
Secretary of State
Montana
Brickyards Return To Full Operation After Fire Losses
New machinery at the brick yards on Spruce Street started yesterday resuming operations after a spring fire destroyed the old boiler building. Seven workers were fired a couple of days ago on brick stock. All departments are now in service with steady output expected. Siding and a new building are pending completion. The old office will become a blacksmith shop and another office will be placed on the Third Street car line when ready.
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Spruce Street
Wood Yard Carloads Reported For Last Month
A foundry wood yard monthly report lists hauling by varied firms and individuals. Names include Charles Stanton Anaconda Brewing Charles Fink George Blair L P McDonald J Bolkovatz Walter Peterson George Furlong and others with multiple loads. The wood was transported by hand carts drawn by men women and children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mathew
Butier Company
St Ty
Thomas
Judith Basin praised by Anaconda visitor and forest regalia
LW T Hogg reports excellent prospects in the Judith Basin wheat country noting favorable weather for winter wheat and promising harvests. He praises Lewistown and nearby areas while remaining loyal to Anaconda and suggests northern country annexation if organizers push ahead. Woodmen of the World Camp No 164 urged to public install of Butte Camp No 165 on July 1 with a special $1 round trip via Butte Anaconda Pacific railway. Train No 7 will depart Anaconda 6:35 p.m. with return at midnight.
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LW. T. Hogg
Lelwstown
Judith Basin
No. 164
Butte Camp
No. Iss
Butte
B.A. & P. Radway
Woodmen
Ana
Conda
Anaconda Fourth of July Preparations Begin
Work starts today as Charley Collins leads crews to decorate streets for the Anaconda Fourth of July celebration. Plans include flags bunting and a $25 prize for the best decorated building. A parade concert and sports program are outlined with multiple events at the common, park venues, and Washoe park.
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Anaconda
Charley Collins
Sixth Street
Fifth Street
Night city happenings and shop notices flash across town
A jumble of events and ads fills the page with tonight's meetings and openings. Mohone and Pocahontas host gatherings while fishing tackle, piano talks, and local beer spots draw attention. Residents travel to Spokane and Missoula, and several locals attend meetings or return from trips as businesses announce openings and services.
Northmeatern university and visitors return home
Mr and Mrs Je C Brandt and their son, after visiting the East, accompany him home. A five room modern house on Cherry street is offered for 1800 by Sullivan Peterson, an automobile mechanic at Anaconda garage. Pannick & McCarthy advertise 601 East Park. Young Wallace, the Anaconda boxer, leaves for Hutte to fight Percy Cove on July 4. The Comer school at 23 Main will open for sessions July 6 for all grades. Found prospector outfit may be owned by calling Standard, prove ownership, pay for ad. Fa Duffy resigns petition as republican sheriff candidate for August primary. Mrs Pete Layton leaves for Chicago with her two children for summer. She and her husband return from honeymoon yesterday. Giants defeat Main Street hunters 22 to 20. Batteries: Daly and Drescher, Ted Daly and Hugh Daly. Joe Chavarak arrested for speeding, given a severe lecture by Officer Henault after hearing before Justice Sanderson. Joe Toussaint arraigned for displaying a deadly weapon toward George Stock Jr., case held for advisement by Justice Pringle. Regular meeting tonight at 7:59. Important business and initiations. A few uncalled-for suggestions and left. May be had at big savings, Thueson’s the White House.
David and the hayseed Carl at the lake rescue
In a rural tale David, a farm helper living with his widow mother, defends a city boy named Carl who taunts him. When Carl slips toward the lake, David saves him with swift swimming and rough but necessary intervention, while the two reflect on manners and courage.
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David
Chin Schol
Carl
Hayseed
Ike
Lake Rescue Sparks Forgiveness Between Boys
A fragmented reminiscence shows David and Carl at a lake where Carl is saved from drowning by David. Carl apologizes for past taunts about country boys. They reconcile, promise to drop the feud, and discuss future plans including schooling and life improving after a near tragedy.
National Capital Dispatches on Commerce and Warships
A condensed national report covers the Interstate Commerce Commission's mixed decision on eastern railroads freight rates, possible July announcement, and debates on rail revenue. It also notes Newslands plan to push river and harbor improvements, a House resolution for IC C investigation of the Wabash Pittsburgh Terminal Railway, naval appropriation signed by Wilson for dreadnoughts, Cherokee Nation dissolution, and a Tacoma ban on saloons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Interstate Commerce Commission
Washington
Newands
River and Harbor
Silford Commission
Wilson
Cabinet
Senate Commerce Committee
Newslands
Senate
Townsend
New Jersey
Intersiate Commerce Commission
Wabash- Pittsburgh Terminal Railway Company
Joseph L Kelly Declares Candidacy for Deer County Commissioner
Joseph L Kelly announces his candidacy for the Democratic nomination for county commissioner in Deer County subject to the will of Democratic voters at the primary election.
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Ofice of
Deer Lesage County
Py. Dooley
Mont
Deer County
Joseph L. Kelly
Norris Climer Declares Candidacy for County Coroner
Norris Climer announces candidacy for the Republican nomination for County coroner in Deer Lodge County subject to voter approval at the primary election. He seeks support from GOP voters and outlines his qualifications and plans for the office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deer Lodge County
Norris Climer
Primary nominating election registration notice Montana
Notice of registration closing for the August 1914 primary election in Deer Lodge County Montana. Electors must register by July 5 1914 by appearing before the county clerk at the Anaconda courthouse or a justice of the peace or notary public as provided by law. Ray Reardon is the Ex Officio County Registrar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anaconda
Ray Reardon
Deer Lodge
Montana
Funeral Notices from Lawler and Climer in Anaconda
Funeral notices list two services. Meal Hobos will be buried at Mount Umpa Cemetery after a 2 PM Wednesday service at Lawler and Climer parlors led by Reverend Craig. Interment follows in Butte. Holmman Motlman services at Tuttle Manor at 2 PM Wednesday, conducted by Reverend SWS.
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Mealisllen
Lawler AP Cilinee
Revitta Craig
Butte
Mount Umpaa Cemetery
Berimatte
Hollman
Lave Withan Motlman
Underlyng Saome
Tuttle
Lack
Atrvices
Revs
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Squaw
An Edison
Alcazar Sn
Doc
Mmankinds
Keppler Jewelry Co
Anaconda National Bank Capital
R. B. Abbott Co
Anaconda News
Goodfriend’s
Cambridge
Goodfriend Clothing Company
Good Clothes
Opper Clift
Ontario
Udith Basin
FH. Clinton
Hasley
Park Avenue
Washoe Park
Park
Avenue
Hickory
Fifth
Phi Daniels
Roach & Smiths
Smacraes
Treasure State Fand
Goodfriends
Copper Citys
Rks
Moone
McComb
Pocahontas
Harper
Ius
Kimmerte
Alis
Vermiliion's
Verberckmoes
Optician
Erenok Ko
Mr. Ang Mra
W. B Pyle
Spokane
J. F. Mullarky
Pratt, Kan
William C. MacKay
Women's Protective Union
J. M. Ross
Bozeman
George W. Oxcell
Missoula
Z. F. Murphy
Southern Cross
L. V. Bender
Robert Devore
Wise River
Tim Fgan
Cash Liquor House
K. J. Bowman
Spo
Jonagon
Mise Mabel Hosking
Ed Heimbach
Roy Brandt
Mr. Brandt
Northmeatern University
Je C. Brandt
Cherry Street
Price
Sullivan & Peterson
Pannick & McCarthy
East Park
Young Wallace
Hutte
Percy Cove
Comer Commercial and Preparators School
Prospector
Fa Duffy
Mra
Pete Layton
Smmer
Eastern Points
Kelly
Misa Tillie Tuchecherer
Giants
Main Street Hunters
John Daly
Drescher
Ted Daly
Hugh Daly
Joe Chavarak
Oficer Henault
Justice Sanderson
Joe Toussaint
George Stock Jr
Justice Pringle
Ton
Thueson
White House
Car
Carl Bows
W Daly
BANK
Trust Company
Anaconn, i
City
McClure
New York City
Helen
Sry Werner
Ashing
Sane
Congress
Haven
Peptsberg
Laval
Todas
Mississippi
Greece
Warringum
Sells
Indian Office
House
Hoke Smith
Sheppard Nd. Brady
Pree Eemeread Tacoma
Muller’s
Bozeman Ranch
Barrington Hall
Kingsford
Dr. Price
Latical
Lawler & Climer ‘Funeral Directors
Main Street
Ranerat
Tuttle & Mahoney Funeral Directors
East Park Avenue
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