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Newspaper

Anaconda Standard

Location

Anaconda, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jul 11, 1914

Page

4

Montana's share via melon cutting plan discussed

Prof F B Cooley of the extension department travels to Washington to press for Montana's portion of a rural appropriations bill. He aims to secure support from the congressional delegation for a $400,000 allotment to agriculture and a $240,000 study of farm management, planning the trip two days ago but delayed by illness.

Boweman Cooley College Washington, D.C Secretary of Agriculture Montana Cat Cooley Sec For Agriculture Mon Wwe Ila

Bozeman News Highlights Local Appointments and Events

North Dakota dairy extension worker E J Trospers joins Montana program, stationed in Kalispell with Bozeman based oversight to promote the dairy industry. Willson, agricultural agent for Great Northern and Northern Pacific, to aid in cattle sourcing for James J. Hi farm project in Minnesota. Bozeman travelers head to Denver for Elks gathering led by past exalted rulers Pease and Davis. Montana Jubilee poster to be distributed statewide for Bozeman Aug 8. Joe Huber returns with two winning race horses from Lewistown. Montana fix wins free-for-all pace and $150 purse in a Lewistown race.

Ozeman E. J. Trospers North Dakota Montana Extension Department of the College Dairy Division United States Meat of Agriculture Kalispell Bozeman Thwin Willson George H. Willson George D. Pease William Davis Denver The Elks Pease Bozeman Lodge Joe Huber Lewistown George Verwood Lewis

Coroner's inquiry held into Dillon accident

A coroner's inquest conducted Wednesday into a Dillon incident examined witnesses and evidence. The proceedings, led by Coroner Ford, considered tape recordings and statements from involved parties, with additional details to be reported after the examination of exhibits and testimonies.

Doctor Orders Resinol For Bad Ringworm

Patient recounts four months of itching and burning from a ringworm infection on the forehead that spread. After trying home remedies, the use of Resinol Ointment and Resinol Soap provided a cooling sensation and rapid relief, leaving no visible marks. A testimonial from M. G. Ross of Church Street urges trial of Resinol products for edema and skin ailments.

Resinol Baltimore

Gun discharge injures man in Idaho amid house fires

A gun was discharged injuring a man as a jet passed into the abdomen and thigh in Idaho. Two alarms reported fires in town, including the Charles Wilson residence struck by lightning and set ablaze but extinguished. A Tessier home alarm and live wire blaze in the north suburb caused panic.

Idaho Charles Wilson Tessier

Man May Be A Candidate Yet Not Entitled To Vote

Herens July 10. Under certain circumstances a man can be a candidate at a primary election and yet not be able to vote. County Attorney Ted Lodge notes an attorney who established residence in the county by mid October 1913 and was admitted to practice by November 13 is qualified to have his name placed on the official ballot if he has sufficient signatures, but he would not be a qualified elector and cannot vote in the election.

Ted Lodge Frank P. Whicher D. M. Kelly

George Lyons Killed Near Two Dot in Runaway

White Sulphur Springs July 10 citizens mourn the death of George Lyons a pioneer cattle and sheepman of Meagher County killed near Two Dot in a runaway incident details of the accident are not learned. He leaves a wife a son and a daughter.

George Lyons Lyons Sin “Lyons Rieepmaan Meagher

Livingston News Snapshot of Park, Rail Line and Local Life

Local Livingston report covers missing details of rescues and a boy saved near a ranch, plus travelers in Yellowstone and Montana observations. Includes notes on suffrage optimism, a possible overdose rumor, volcanic dust deposits linked to California disturbances, and a Senate bill allowing Great Northern Railroad to revise Glacier National Park boundary to straighten tracks.

Stanaard Washington Senate Great Northern Glacier National Park

Woman Drowned in Ranch House as Water Spout Hits

In Dillon on July 10 Mrs Charles Werner, wife of a pioneer ranchman on the Lower Big Hole river, was drowned when a water spout washed the Beerner ranch house and outbuildings away. She was alone as her husband had left, and her attempt to shelter in a bedroom failed as floodwaters filled the rooms. A respected longtime resident, she was a pioneer of Tuttie and well known in Dillon.

Dilion Charles Beerner Bigi Beerner Werner Bearher Big Hole Dillon Tutte

Man Killed by Lightning in Miles City Area

Coroner Hawkes will investigate the death of Paul Baker, a young rancher near his Brandenberg ranch, after being struck by lightning while rounding up horses yesterday afternoon. Dick Van Cleve reported both Baker and another man were killed. Van Cleve himself was knocked to his knees but uninjured.

Miles City Hawkes Garland Paul Baker Fernoon Baker Dick van Cleve G. Sk. Pope Brandenberg Bakers Ranch van Cleve

Brothers-In-Law Fight Over A Pair Of Horses

Lewistown July 10 A full investigation into a feud between two homesteaders and brothers in law east of Fiat Willow reveals the dispute over a jointly owned horse team. Haddex claimed Parks refused use of the team and Parks struck Haddex with a hoe, then Haddex fired a gun at Parks stomach. The bullet grazed Haddex clothing and sparked a blaze. Haddex struck Parks with the hoe, Parks fled, later reportedly believed Haddex dead until he returned home with neighbors. Haddex was detained, Parks in hospital in serious condition.

Lewistown Fiat Willow J. 8 Parks Thomas Haddex Haddex Mt Parks Haddex Hadex

Mystery of a Bride Deepens in Helena

Helena July 19 The disappearance of Mia Hanley Swan bride of two days remains unsolved. Husband and mother offer no clues to motive or location. Mrs W B Roberts of Whitehall provides no statement. Husband claims he has checked every lead with no result. Miles City July 1 M J Marcell travelled a river houseboat voyage and reached Terry safely after near Buffalo rapids. Miles City July 10 The Miles City lodge plans to escort the famous cowboy band to the state convention in Helena in August.

Helena Mia Hanley Swanson Irk Sale Mra. W. B. Roberts Whitehall Miles City M. J. Marcell Glendive Yellowstone River Buffalo Rapids

Alaska Volcanoes Roar As Dirigio Reports Eruptions

Seward Alaska July 10 Captain McMutlen of the Dirigio reports Alaska mainland volcanoes including Mount Katey and Shishaldin along the Seward Kodiak and Aleutian belt are erupting. Great sulfur and pumice plumes span up to ten miles, natives say recent ash clouds came from eruptions not windstorms.

Seward Alaska Shishaldin Mount Paviot Aleutian Islands Meafullen Peinsula

Rocky Mountain Division Leads In Injury Decrease

Missoula July 10 The Rocky Mountain division of the Northern Pacific Railroad shows a 31 percent drop in injuries and a reduction in deaths among employees for the first six months of the year T C Banks head of the bureau of efficiency announced He praised Superintendent F L Birdsall and the division for their cooperation in the safety program and credited their earnest efforts with the lower toll on workers

Missoula FL. Birdsall Burea

Meat prices rise in Chicago report

Chicago reports meat prices will hit record levels due to a huge grain crop and scarce grazing land. Packers note cattle have become costlier. a 16 cent rise to the butcher is predicted as demand outstrips supply despite ample rain. The year cites weather and feed shortages as main factors driving higher prices.

Chicago Tinlay Una

Anaconda plans large copper refinery near Great Falls

Anaconda Copper plans a new refinery near Great Falls to process copper, with estimated costs around 700000 dollars. The project aims to handle heavy monthly copper shipments from the Washoe smelter and Perth Amboy refining, while leaching works and other improvements push total outlays near 2000000 dollars over the year.

Ter Great Falls New Jersey Perth “Amboy Perth Amboy Anaconda Copper Mine Company Sarpinomon Te Aunge

Three-Year-Old Boy Breaks Arm in Home Incident

A three year old boy named Freddie Sundine stepped over a threshold at 10623 Ash Street Cell last night near 9 o clock and sustained a fracture to his right forearm. The injury is described as a broken arm and is not believed to be serious.

Freddie Sundine Ash Street Ikely

Missoula Labor Troubles End Near in City Settlement

Missoula July 10 A settlement of the city's labor difficulties from three business firms is expected by Monday. The county central trades and labor council met and empowered a committee to act with the merchant, heat. Boycotts were declared off and no unfair signs were seen on the streets today as negotiations continue.

Missoula Assoula County Cerral ‘Trades and Labor Council

Prisoners Riot at Blackwell's Island

In New York on July 10 prisoners at Blackwell's Island rushed into the corridor when cells opened and threw iron buckets at guards. Guards, instructed not to use pistols, injured three inmates while others were confined, with gruel rations reduced to bread and water.

New York Blackwell's Island

Miners Ratify Wage Pact at Ohio Convention

Miners at the Ohio United Miners of America convention ratified the principal provisions of the new wage agreement recommended by committees. The convention adjourned until tomorrow. Also noted is a separate report that General Tanaka of the Japanese army, with Admiral A. Fiske and others from state and war departments, will use the navy yacht Sylph for a visit to Mount Vernon tomorrow.

Commons Vai Delonas Ohio United Miners of America Washington Tanaka Soute A. Fiske State and War Departments Sylph Mount Vernon

Lewistown Mayors and Officials Tale of Summer Plans

Lewistown July 10 Congress adjournment expected by September with Mrs Stout possibly visiting Lewistown for a summer stay. Jerry Davis of Valentine and Juanita Webb of Billings secured a marriage license. J RoRitch withdrew candidacy for state representative on the Democratic ticket.

Lewistown Mra Thommut Washington Congress Stout

Dooley Announces Democratic Candidacy for County Commissioner

P T Dooley of Anaconda Mont announces his candidacy for the Democratic nomination for county commissioner of Deer Lodge county. He states the primary will be held August 26, 1914 and seeks the support of Democratic voters.

Deer Lodge County P.T. Dooley Ansconda Mont

Joseph L Kelly Seeks Democratic Nomination for County Commissioner

Joseph L Kelly announces candidacy for the democratic nomination for County Commissioner of Deer Lodi County, subject to democratic voters in the primary.

Deer” Lodi County Joseph L. Kelly

Convention Plans On Big Scale In Anaconda

Plans for the Montana State Firemen's Association meeting in Anaconda August 23 24 and 29 host over 20 delegates from 82 departments. It marks the organization’s silver jubilee with elaborate receptions tours races hospital visits and a street parade. Officials note a full program from welcome addresses to a midnight dance and a closing ceremony featuring Mathewson and city dignitaries.

Anaconda Montana State Firemen's Association Dei Keion Montana State Hospital Warm Springs Emery Kell Ind Dusinees George Schutty Fink Hatchery Silver Lake George Town Lake Bucket Brigade I Elles Main Street Moving Picture Theaters Eater Stones Mathewson Wil c

Dance at A. O. HL Follows the Crowds

A quiet crowd follows the dance at the venue identified as A. O. HL as music and movement draw locals into the evening. The report notes steady attendance and a lively atmosphere as attendees mingle and enjoy the performance.

Bryan Peace Proposal Praised In London Editorial

London July 1 The Daily News editorializes on a new treaty tying the United States and Great Britain closer in a bid for peace. It credits Secretary Bryan with lifelong effort and notes Sir Edward Grey stirred Commons, while Taft’s perceived weakness hindered action. The piece applauds reference to commissions to slow heated opinion.

London Daily News Walter H.” Page Crican Metropolitan Tabernacle United States Great Britain Sys Bryan Edward Grey House of Commons Taft Mr. Bryan

City of Anaconda invites bids for water main connections

Notice from the City Clerk invites sealed bids by the foot for water main connections along Main Street and Park Avenue to curb line. Work includes trenching six feet deep, backfill, proper soldering of lead joints, galvanized piping, and underground connections with inside diameter at least three fourths inch. Awards September 15, 1914. council may reject any bids.

Umee Anaconda Nts S.A Main Street Park Avenue Corporation Kelly

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