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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 20, 1916
Page
7
We advocate a higher grade of watches and warn against cheap, poorly made timepieces. Our stock includes Howard, Hamilton, Waltham, Elgin, Rode Gruen watches with Hallmark quality. Prices start at $25, lower than many suits, offering durability and value.
Butte notes highlight numerous visitors and locals at the Thornton, Finlen, and Sherman bars. Names include J Diamond from Wickes, J B Kennedy of Helena, M E Sears of Deer Lodge, A Hirsch from Great Falls, and Mrs. E W Reynolds among others. Also mentions Miss Powers bound for Kansas City and a new baby born to Mr. and Mrs. Andrew T Malarkey. Medical updates and travel plans swirl with regional figures and local establishments.
George and Hittott with their wives arrived in Butte last night from Baker Oregon. They travel in two automobiles and have made good time since leaving the park. They will stay a few days in Butte before continuing their overland trip to Oregon via Spokane and Walla Walla.
In Butte a council clash erupts as Mayor Lane revokes Walsh permits to deposit materials on Harrison Avenue and city arrests three police officers on warrants from Walsh. The council votes to keep the streetcar tracks open until September and to hire a special attorney for the arrested officers. Walsh’s actions provoke a unified city response to keep Harrison Avenue clear of obstructions.
Funeral arrangements announce the death of Thomas Gallagher and say the funeral will begin Saturday at 9 o'clock from the family residence 128 Anaconda road, proceeding to St Marys church for service at 8 20. The notice is brief and uses damaged OCR pacing.
Angela Church daughter of Mr and Mrs Alexander Church aged 11 months died at their residence 1504 Dunn Avenue Walkerville. Funeral service to be held Friday afternoon at 2 at CHURCH.
The funeral for M. J. Walsh Selman will be at 2 oclock from the Ichertown North proceeding to Mount Moriah temple in Butte under Masons auspices. Rev. John G Rows will officiate with interment in Mount Moriah cemetery.
oblique notice identifies Joseph Richards as a funeral director and lisbalmer operating at 15 19 S Monta.
Mayor Lanet directs lieutenant to deploy police to keep owners from obstructing street car tracks on Harrison avenue. Walsh and others are repeatedly arrested on charges linked to dumping gravel on the tracks. By evening, bonds are posted, warrants issued, and the street car line runs on a single track as officials clash over authority and the building permit.
The article recounts a prolonged court battle over moving railway tracks on Haglevon Avenue. Judge McClernan denied an injunction in April, upholding the council order. A May letter pressed the council for exact placement details, warning of disruption and pledging partial service as tracks remained in place until August.
Denver business leaders express alarm at a proposed federal tax on copper and offer to cooperate with Montana to block the copper provision. Secretary Austin urges Colorado’s influence, noting Senator Thomas’s familiarity with the issue. Reps Evang and Stout also press to strike copper from the bill before enactment.
Bessie Furze sues John Furze in Cornwall England marriage July 3 six years ago accusing cruelty and verbal abuse. Annie Norworth seeks divorce from James E Norworth after a year of marriage. Bridget Meenan Shupe seeks William Andrew Super’s court appearance to justify saved support order due March 18 demanding $10 weekly child support.
Guy Mivosch, brother of Mik Mivosch killed in Meaderville two weeks ago, offered $100 for the arrest of Pete Cagomo-Weh, with Rod Parach, charged with firing the shots. Cas dnovich fled after the shooting and is believed sheltered near Butte. a reward may lead to his capture. Barach is in jail. Two car kennels lack proper licenses. nine ware fines issued for unlicensed pets. Tom Fagin told the magistrate he cannot afford $3 for a license but was fined $6. Two women denied ownership of dogs found on their premises. dogs without tags are to be placed in the pound and killed.
A Democratic Women’s club gathering is set for this evening in the courthouse third floor chamber of commerce room at 81 o'clock. All candidates for county offices are invited along with a special invitation to women. Several short addresses will be given by speakers. Walter H. Hassed and Irene Frances Deini wed yesterday at La Fayette apartments by Rev. Roy F. Early. Attendants included Herbert C. Brown and Kate Janoske. The couple will tour Yellowstone park before returning to Butte.
John F. Rodgers dean of the faculty visits Butte as two new buildings near completion for the Billings Polytechnic Institute. Mechanical and electrical engineering departments will be quartered there. Grass snakes are legless lizards.
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In Oregon City Oregon jury speaker Withycombe urged a pay as you go highway policy targeting 1 million annually for permanent state highways funded by a competent commission. He criticized bonding systems and argued roads should be built and paid for directly rather than financed.
The text notes that insect species vastly outnumber all other living creatures. It claims over 300,000 described insects exist, with perhaps twice that many yet to be studied. It emphasizes insects and many plants supply food for these immense hordes.
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