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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 29, 1909
Page
12
A fragmented cooking fragment describes a long simmering cache and a detailed kitchen procedure. It mentions burning since June, a bank skin process, and a drawn butter finish baked in an oven with potatoes and creamed corn. The note invites planning for tomorrow evening and a social tea drawing session in the afternoon for a “so a lady” to select a text.
Badula Khan petitions Mayor and Police Commission of Lulle City to grant protection and equal rights for Afghans and foreigners. He cites alleged mistreatment and requests full status and privileges accorded to favored nations, seeking safety while paying taxes and enjoying civic life in the city. He notes prejudice and clashes with local authorities and asks for relief and protection.
Hugh T Patten longtime resident of Beaverhead and Butte died after recent illness. Funeral held at St Patrick’s with Rev Rathoy O Kennedy officiating. Burial occurred in Butte. Attendees included Al Drubaker Al Kline George Torgson and ex judge John Lind, among many others from the Big Hole country and Butte community.
Spanish War Veterans to hold a dance this evening at Golumbia gardena with a good orchestra. Attire includes Piipian costumes. features include the Order of the Srepent and a uniformed Lawton unit. Rev. I H Griffiths will preach at the Welsh church at 7:39, inviting all Welsh residents.
Eight men arrested on gambling charges at a Peres and Pano saloon were discharged by Justices Bran who found evidence leaning toward violation but insufficient to hold them for trial. Prosecution and defense witnesses described a stud poker scene with cards and chips while no money changes hands appeared.
The city council committee in charge of water and public works has accepted architects John H. Kent and G. H. Shanley’s plans for a one story addition to the present Palrob station at the rear of the city hall. The single story is slated to house the emergency hospital and detention room. The committee will report at the next meeting and urge bids to begin work promptly.
A fragmented reminiscence recalls smugglers linked to a coastal town church, where a flag atop a steeple and a $25 reward sparked a rescue. The Melbourne News notes that women entering wage labor aid new industries, easing traditional male competition and altering industrial dynamics.
Protest by W. Cobbun over townsite land assessments on Hast Mercury Street. Assessors ruled improvements taxed from the date of initial claim, after county attorney guidance, despite land patent status. Board to collect back taxes for seven years, estimated at about $2,100 annually for the buildings’ revenue.
Howard UW Don secretary treasurer of the Uta Kennel clin visits Butte with his fair cousin and James Keefe president of the Butte Kennel. They chase a train along the Oregon Short Line, barely catching it after a fast drive and a last minute dash to the station.
Adimund Levy pleaded guilty to violating the law after arrest near Wilte House resort outside the Hutte restricted district. Judge McCowat ordered sentencing postponed until today as the court records the case.
A bear attacked a three year old bull grazing in Masahoro Soyu Kitami province. The bull died in the fight. two other bulls were injured and their mate was killed during the struggle. The bear fled, leaving footprints in soft earth.
London Glone reports police in Tifila pursuing a brigand band active in the Caucasus. Six months ago they abducted Tefeloit, son of a wealthy Tiflis merchant, demanding 31,040 rubles. The father refused and was murdered soon after. brigands’ target now raises to 100,000 rubles.
From The Garden Magazine Flowpas Withoc y to Lincah notes Hall s amaryllis as an extraordinary cultivation plant that blooms in midsummer without foliage. Unlike ordinary bulbs, it appears from a bare wound during the dry season with fragrant lilac flowers banded in yellow and leaves that grow before a long rest period.
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