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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 03, 1916
Page
2
George Brown, famed champion heel to toe walker, recalls key records and training. He discusses a 164 mile Milwaukee seven day race, a Geneva New Zealand 10 mile short walk title, and insights on walking technique with trainer Peter Golden.
Lake management plans a national holiday with a 200 yard swimming race featuring Robert Sharrock Butte’s champion Casey brothers Dan and John from Ireland Wisner John Green E J Magius G W Willett and John Powers plus a log rolling contest and canoe racing rematch to settle the Butte championship Arthur E H Clark Sam Binville and Mr Wells have posted forfeits if contestants arrive late Weather permitting water fireworks dancing and other attractions are planned for visitors.
All deposits made in our savings department on or before July 15 will draw interest from July 1. Bank remains committed to timely savings growth as stated by Jenna Bee.
The Associated Press notes New York's rise to first in the American League and Boston's strong showing in the National League. The Yankees swept Philadelphia, lost only one 111 inning game to Washington, and built a 12 of 15 week record. Chicago climbed with solid hitting, while Washington struggled with pitching. Brooklyn led the National while Boston, Philadelphia, and Brooklyn chased. Jeff Tesreau helped New York in two wins as the season moves through July.
An Indian and East Indies dye trade overview notes sac dye from India as a shellac waste product and mangrove cutch varieties. It highlights Tungah catch output in British North Borneo rising toward 250 tons monthly, revived Chinese vegetable dyes, and Japan’s historic use of nonfast dyes supplanted by minerals.
American Industries states that prevailing conditions are compelling a reversion to older dye formulas. The remark frames a strategic shift amid ongoing market and supply pressures.
All members of company 153 W. O. W. must report in full uniform at K. P. hall on Tuesday July 4 at 8 30 a m. By order F W Krabler Captain Paul Best Q M Sergeant
The unit will report in full uniform at a.m. by order. This terse notice directs members to assemble as specified under military command structure. No further details on location or unit size are provided in the fragment.
Secretary Lan sing asks Congress for 300000 to withdraw Americans from Mexico as funds are exhausted and it is highly desirable to bring all U.S. citizens to safety.
Matt Winn Reeves, age 2, of McKinney Texas has traveled more than the distance around the earth going to and from Terrill School in Dallas. He makes the Dallas to McKinney interurban trip twice daily.
A decorative hand fan featuring a musical apparatus emits a soft tune as the blade or mechanism is moved. The fan’s motion causes the small device to play, creating an audible charm for onlookers.
Uranus in a malefic aspect makes this day poor for romance with engagements likely to fail. Caution advised for mercenary motives affecting women and for long journeys or major financial risks. The forecast notes a famous singer or player’s heroic death and warns of nervous disorders and possible criminal tendencies in coming months.
Thieves entered the residence of W. F. Noyes at 1108 Farrell Street between 5 30 and 6 yesterday afternoon. They rummaged the bedrooms and other rooms looking for cash and valuables, taking a Masonic charm a gold watch and chain a jewelry box and a payroll check. They left the items on the widow ledge in the pantry after forcing entry.
Workers report several planks from the old Rogers building in Bath Maine remain in good condition after demolition. The boards measure 24 and a quarter inches wide and have endured a century of use.
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