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Newspaper

Anaconda Standard

Location

Anaconda, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jul 31, 1913

Page

5

Anaconda Store Burglary Confession by Suspect Urich

Mike Mogus clothing store on East Park avenue was entered about 1 o'clock yesterday morning. Two cash drawers and the safe were rifled yielding 130 dollars in cash and a 2650 dollar diamond ring. Rudolph Urich, 22, arrested by City Detective O Keefe and Chief O'Brien, confessed after harsh questioning and led officers to the hiding place of the rest of the money and ring at his Chestnut street home.

Mike Mogus East Park Avenue Rudolph Urich James O' Keefe Tom O’brien O'Keefe Urich Chestnut Street Anaconda

St. Mark's Sunday School Picnic at Washoe Park

About 100 boys and girls from St. Mark's Sunday school enjoyed an ideal afternoon picnic at Washoe Park. Under teachers supervision and with Rev and Mrs J L Craig assistance, children participated in races and shared an open-air luncheon. The event lasted the entire afternoon with return to town at 5 o'clock.

St. Mark's Washoe Park J. L. Craig

Fight at Grizzly Gulch at the Grand and Alcazar

The Grand and Alcazar showcased The Fight at Grizzly Gulch as the main attraction, depicting early Southwest life with a white trader curing an Indian maiden and facing tribal superstition. Comedies Solitaires and A Military Bomb drew laughs, and Mr Chase sang I'll Dream of You If You'll Dream of Me. Pathe Weekly No. 35 also appeared.

Grizzly Gulch Alcazar Southwest Mr. Chase Pathe Weekly

Grand Theater bill features baseball scoring machine

The Grand Theater offers a change with baseball scenes and a new electric baseball scoring machine. It also presents two dramas, A Reign of Terror and The Dream Fairy, the latter an Edison production, plus two comedies The Sweat Box and A Chinese Puzzle. The program repeats tonight.

Advy

Newsboys Union Throng at Washoe Park Picnic Today

More than 1 percent of the Conda Newsboys union are expected at a Washoe Park picnic this afternoon with watermelon ice cream and sandwiches on the menu. Arrangements were finalized at a meeting last night. The union seeks to end business contributions for expenses and use treasury funds. Ice cream was donated by Thomas Silha. The union, affiliated with the AFL, is in prosperous condition. President C. Sparrow, and J. C. Lucey with G. W. Baker oversee the event.

Anaconda Newsboys’ Union Washoe Park Thomas Silha Newsboys’ Union American Federation of Labor Cc. W. Sparrow Trades and Labor Council J. C. Lucey G. W. Baker

Macraes Beset by Goodfriends in 9 Inning Loss

Goodfriends defeated the Macraes 7 to 2 as pitcher Pete Curley limited the Macraes. Halloran fueled the win with a triple and scoring, while Anderson and Spellman connected for a key double. The game lasted nine innings with 16 strikeouts for Curley and seven for Halloran.

Pete Curley MacRaes Matty Halloran Anderson Spellman Domitrovich Swanson Barry Halloran Curley R. H. E. Goodfriends

Fair buildings get new coat of paint at fairgrounds

Painters apply creosote stain to the grand stand and buildings in preparation for next week’s races. Ten new bookmakers’ stands arrive outside the gates, locally made and painted red. Track work will start soon, weeds remain, and whitewash on metal roofs inside exhibits is being removed due to poor adhesion in cold weather.

Butte

Local notices and ads mix in Anaconda city page

A clutter of ads and short notes from Anaconda Montana lists sales, services, visits, and events. Mentions W N Tanner, J B Clifford, Frank Walker, Katherine Heurehan, Jack Berry, Miss Gertrude MacCallum, Miss Lally, Stella Gilchrist, Loren Treglown, and Loren Olson concerts. Includes lodging, meals, vehicles, and upcoming picnics.

Katherine Heurehan New York City Anaconda

Mrs Mathewson's mother dead in Winnipeg

Mrs E P Mathewson rushed to Winnipeg after news of her mother Mrs John Barry's death at 83. Barry had been in frail health for a year. Born Eliza Smyth in Pettigo Ireland, she married in Montreal and later moved to Winnipeg to live with relatives.

E. P. Mathewson Winnipeg Manitoba John Barry

Perkins named water commissioner for Dempsey Creek district

District Judge George B. Winston appointed Alfred Perkins as water commissioner for the Dempsey Creek district in Powell county. He will oversee water distribution to farmers within the district.

Alfred Perkins George B. Winston Dempsey Creek Powell County

Couple in Sicily Challenge Tradition Over Bride Return

In Chicago July 80 a writ of habeas corpus seeks to end an old Sicilian marriage custom. Gaetano Castellano accuses Antonio Lopiccalo of keeping his wife hidden, claiming the bride’s parents refuse to release her after the marriage per a tradition requiring the husband’s parents to call on her family. Castellano says his wife remains under restraint while both sets of parents are in Sicily.

Chicago Gaetano Castellano Antonio Lopiccalo Rose Lopiccalo Castellano Castellano Sicily

Veneer Making Methods and Wood Use

Veneer is very thin lumber produced from logs of varying lengths. Methods include sliced, shaved, and rotary cut veneer, chosen by log structure and intended use. Some hard woods favor sawing, while others suit slicing for exterior finish and specific quality needs.

Indianapolis News

Veneer Industry Output and Methods in Early 1900s United States

A historical report details veneer production methods including sawing slicing and rotary cut processes, with two thirds of white oak and half of mahogany and foreign woods using sawing or slicing. It notes veneer thicknesses, domestic and imported woods, regional distribution, and state contributions led by Arkansas Michigan Wisconsin Illinois Kentucky Indiana and Missouri. 1911 wood use totaled 444 million feet with 522 establishments reporting, indicating ongoing industry expansion despite fewer mills.

Arkansas Michigan Wisconsin Tillinois Kentucky Indiana Missouri Department of Commerce

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Morris & Co Pillsbury’s Best White House Bae Studebaker Deer Lodge County Richardson & Cosens Main St Abbott-Ford CO Anaconda National Bank Capital Anaconda News ST. Mark’s Webb Nestor Company House of Features Goodfriend Clothing Co Good Clothes Newsboys Goodfriend Ra Pet Co. C Seveesteetees Roach & Smith About the City News Hammerslough’s Adv W. N. Tanner J. B. Clifford Miles City Hammerslough’s.—Adv Frank Walker Haviland Jack Berry Thomas E. Jordan Warm Springs Yesteray Olson H. M. Stevenson Jane Reuben Maury Hugh Carmichael West Side Sullivan & Peterson Mise Gertrude MacCallum Seattle Try Montana A. M. Martin Glenn J. T. Clements South Bend, Wash Thomas O’brien Missoula Lloyd EK. Sampses Boise J. W. Stack H. C. Cullom Helena Mr. Cullom Molders Barbers Loyal Moose Circle Washington Street Lally Strain St. Cloud, Minn Stella Gilchrist Mrs. Davidson Montana Union Railroad Three Mile House Cash Liquor House Ed Crimmons Mill Creek Loren Treglown Imperial Baptist Ladies’ Aid St. Paul Columbia Gardens Cherry Street Little Giants Tucker Gallagher Matheson and Donovan Macallum & Cloutier Mercantile Co Macttallum & Cloutier Mercantile Co Ladies’ Aid The Swedish Evangelical Lutheran Church Charles Olson John Peterson East Fourth Wellcome & Peckover CO Interstate Lumber CO
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