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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 14, 1914
Page
10
Sift together the flour baking powder and salt. Stir in sugar butter and milk with eggs to form a stiff dough. Cut with a cake cutter and fry in hot fat until cooked, dust with powdered sugar. Send for the KC Cook's Book free. request colored certificate from Jaguas Pro Chicago.
An advertisement promotes Hyomel as an easy quickest way to clear the head banish catarrh and head colds with medicated air. It claims immediate relief lasting effects and offers a money back guarantee through Smith Drug Co Ancona Paxson Rockefeller Co Butte. Druggists nationwide stock the Complete outlet priced at 1.00.
A writ of mandate issued by Judge McClernan directs the Montana Board of Examiners for nurses to register Allie B. Scollard as a trained nurse and to recommend to the governor that she receive a license. The court refused a stay. the state supreme court granted a stay during appeal. Scollard remains employed as nurse and matron at the city emergency hospital.
Deputy U S marshal George A Melay reports large alfalfa yields in Gallatin Carbon Big Horn and Uhow through travel in Southern Montana. Barley and later grains show good progress and optimism for fall business. In Carbon apples and small fruits thrive and Yellowstone Park travel remains strong. Spear brothers shipped 5000 yearlings and 2 year old cattle from Texas to range on Crow reservation land.
Police officer J O Hakala, whose retirement was recommended by the police commission, received a 0 day suspension after Acting Mayor Clarence Smith rejected the commission’s dismissal recommendation. The decisive factor was Hakala’s promise to reform and a second on duty drinking incident. He was found by Lieutenant Dwyer about an hour before shift end in the California saloon on June 27.
City Treasurer Shoviin warned yesterday that the last day for paying the dog license is approaching. Dog owners who fail to pay by deadline will face court fines and higher costs, with male dogs taxed at 3 dollars and females at 10 dollars.
Allard of Salt Lake City, general revenue official for Montana, Idaho and Utah, and Gen. De La Guardia visited local offices. Whaley, collector for the region, oversees department work with Allard currently handling the northwestern territory.
Makis Gatos responds to an $85 theft complaint filed by Thomas Popis, claiming the money was a present. The two men face statutory charges and will be heard in Justice Shea's court this week.
A fragment states a modern 12 railroad train running a mile per minute shares momentum with iron falling from a height of 21 miles. The sentence is unclear and likely from a physics specimen explaining momentum equivalence in different contexts.
A volunteer committee from the Butte Miners Union met with County Attorney McCarter and Deputy Dwyer to seek release on own recognizance or reduced bonds for eight detainees tied to recent dynamiting incidents. The exchange touched on fairness, potential consequences, and whether charges against others would be pursued, with insistence on even treatment of all suspects.
The transcript describes an interview about McDonald and others with McCaffery declining bail and a plan to seek warrants. It also notes the death of 17 day old William Russell, son of Mr and Mrs Sam Ro White of 20 Nevada Avenue, with funeral at 10 o'clock this morning at the residence led by Rev Dr Groeneveld.
Early relief is found for ailments from stomach liver kidney or bowel trouble. This line promotes a renowned family remedy claimed to address defective or irregular digestion and related ailments, asserting wide acceptance in households.
A historical note extols Beecham's Pills as reliable corrective and preventive remedies for indigestion and biliousness. It promises benefits such as cleansing the system purifying the blood toning the stomach stimulating the liver and regulating the bowels, explaining why many rely on the product.
Lazar Tomich a miner, last man arrested in the Butte Miners nomiting case, says he didn’t do it. He was brought from Red Lodge, held on a $400 bond, and faces charges tied to dynamiting and powder magazine access. Also noted: death of Mrs Fitzharris in Plains and a coroner’s inquest over a timber truck accident at the Specilagor mine.
Washington July 13 President Wilson, buoyed by talks with J. P. Morgan Henry Ford and other leading business men planned further conferences. Heine Yited 8. R. Bertron of New York banking to visit the White House Wednesday and a delegation of city business men was to see him on Wednesday with other leaders expected in the coming weeks. Senate confirmed Nelson Norris of Chicago as minister to Sweden late today.
Washington July 18 President Wilson denied friction with the senate over nominations to the federal reserve board naming Paul Warburg and Thomas D. Jones. He claimed harmony with the Democratic majority with few exceptions and indicated assurances of Jones’s confirmation, while offering no comment on Warburg.
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