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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1912
Page
12
Anaconda second class matter notice indicates a standard postal entry by CcoM Proprietors at the local Post Office. The document records mailing status and official classification for publication in the local newspaper.
Fragmentary notice outlines subscription costs for Fatty and Sunday editions with a yearly payment option. Mentions daily and Sunday papers, price around 3.4 dollars, and a Main Office Standard Block location. Details are incomplete but indicate annual rates and payment requirements.
The fragment lists Butte Branch references and fast roadway and Bell phone rates, followed by independent plane numbers. It then cites Morton Manseri Foreton Advertising with New York and Hartford offices at Fifth Avenue, 200 Fifth Avenue, and corner Madison and Dearborn streets, indicating an advertising or address note.
A list of brief notes shows standard sales outlets in multiple cities including New York Detroit Minneapolis Kansas City San Francisco Los Angeles Seattle Portland and more. The item cites various news agents and street corner addresses and directs correspondence to Standard Publishing Company in Anaconda Montana.
The Ohio state convention today and South Dakota presidential primaries tomorrow push the Republicans toward naming delegates for the Chicago national convention on June 18. Hearings on Taft Roosevelts contests begin Thursday as Democratic efforts unfold with conventions in Idaho Ohio Louisiana West Virginia and more across the week and into mid June.
The closing week of the public schools features exams and graduation activities. Pupils look forward to long summer vacation while teachers face pay stoppage. numerous events include class day exercises, senior play, picnic, promenade, and graduation ceremonies as the year ends.
A Butte newspaper man on a resident street was halted by a footpad with a revolver who demanded money. He surrendered three dollars, noted as a sizable sum for a reporter at week’s end, with the assailants described as bold in the city.
Reed reports a wave of streetcar holdups and robberies hitting saloons and professionals across Butte. He notes lawyers physicians and other men have been targeted at midnight in several districts, though the assault on a newspaper man seems the peak of severity.
The closing exercises of the Montana School of Mines will be held Thursday. The graduating class numbers thirteen and the speaker will be FE P Mathewson of Anaconda, with diplomas conferred to the faculty and a reception to follow. The college, young yet already respected nationally for mining engineering and metallurgy education, aims to be the leading institution of its kind.
Residents and motorists in Silver Bow County criticize local roads as poorer than adjoining counties. Taxpayers demand accountability for road funds as auto owners pledge to push good roads in the fall campaign, aiming to influence commissioner nominations and candidate pledges.
With the Republican National Convention two weeks away neither Taft nor Roosevelt has a firm delegate majority. Both claim confidence but many Southern delegates are in doubt. A compromise candidate is feared by some and favored by others, as antis may back a third man to avoid a split and a Democrat win.
Roosevelt shifts strategy to backstage diplomacy with politicians as Taft and Roosevelt back rival candidates. The race now centers on securing delegates instructed for them while Roosevelt aims to dominate the Republican national committee. If successful, he may steer the convention. if not, he will appeal to the convention itself. The public appeal window narrows to South Dakota primaries.
Bozeman prepares for July 18 19 dairy conference with Prof W Clark coordinating. Minnesota North Dakota South Dakota Idaho and Utah commissioners join Montana Nebraska and other experts. Sessions in assembly room cover welcome remarks value of dairying cooperatives cold storage and export potential with leaders from state colleges and dairy agencies.
Punta Arenas reports the government sent a warship to locate seven American castaways who left a bottle note claiming a wrecked steamer Virgenes near Cape Horn. They say they have provisions for one month, a boat, and fear cannibals, asking for help and government payment.
A two year old, Fannie Belle McVey Allen, is humorously described as engaged to Harvey W. Wiley, son of a pure food expert. The article notes curiosity about the relationship is met with laughter and gurgles, calling Miss Allen one of Lexington’s pretties.
A housewife notes the appeal of a meat pie made from veal and chicken wiblete, preferred over potpie or fricassee. Spiced red cabbage contrasts with the dish, with quince jelly and radish and onion sides. The piece mentions dessert ideas and a simple pound cake.
Start with chicken giblets necks yards hearts and livers plus half a pound of veal cutlet. Simmer giblets in water onion carrot and salt until liquid reduces to half a cup. Cook veal brown then combine with giblets add shredded salt pork and thicken with flour paste. Bake covered in pie paste for ninety minutes.
Shave a medium red cabbage and soak in cold water for half an hour. Drain well. In a saucepan melt butter, add sugar salt pepper cloves and vinegar. Add cabbage, cover and cook slowly then simmer gently for an hour and a half.
A recipe describes melting firm quince jelly in water, then thickening with corn starch and salt, cooling, and whipping with egg whites to a light feathered mass. Moulds are filled and chilled, served with cream or custard sauce. quince offers a delicate flavor.
Cook spaghetti in salted water with butter onion and garlic until tender. Prepare sauce by boiling tomatoes with onion celery parsley bay leaf salt and pepper. Strain thicken lightly, add olives, combine with spaghetti, reheat to boiling, and serve with grated cheese.
Five cups of scalded milk, one-third cup Indian meal, half cup molasses, one teaspoon salt, one teaspoon ginger. Pour milk on meal, cook in double boiler 20 minutes, add molasses salt and ginger, pour into buttered dish and bake two hours in a slow oven, serve with cream. If baked too rapidly it will not whey. Ginger may be omitted.
Butter and flour are cooked then milk is stirred in, seasoned with salt cayenne and cheese. Off the heat fold in beaten egg yolks then cool and fold into the remaining mixture for a rich sauce.
Whitened eggs are beaten to stiff peaks then poured into a buttered dish and baked slowly for twenty minutes. Serve immediately.
Use only the small leaves of the lettuce for the salad. Serve with French dressing or mayonnaise as desired. Ensure the lettuce is fresh and crisp and that the salad is well chilled before serving.
Mix two cups flour with two teaspoonfuls baking powder and half teaspoon salt. Rub in three tablespoonfuls butter with fingertips. Stir in two thirds cup sour milk with dissolved soda. Turn onto a floured board, knead lightly, pat and cut into rounds. Bake in a buttered pan about twenty minutes in a hot oven.
Take the whites of 20 eggs two goblets of flour three of pulverized sugar two teaspoonfuls extract of lemon and one of cream of tartar. Lift the flour carefully mix the sugar eggs and lemon thoroughly and stir the flour gradually taking care not to toughen it by too much heating. The great test is in the baking. The oven should be very hot and the cake should be baked only a few minutes until it is a light brown.
A vivid description presents veal cutlets fried crisp with mushrooms, suggesting an unusual recipe for cutries dipped in egg and minced mushrooms. Sweet beets, light luncheon biscuits, chocolate blanche mange, radish roses, potato and gratin, and tea round out the seasonal menu.
A recipe describes combining boiled pipe macaroni with ham or game, mushrooms, or a truffle. Mix minced meat with white sauce reduced to a quarter pint, add shallot, sugar, pepper, nutmeg, and egg yolks, cook briefly, then stir in lemon juice. The sauce is poured over the mince, mixed, and cooled before shaping into croquettes.
Instructions describe shaping dough into balls using a tablespoon and finishing by hand. Fry in boiling lard for eight to ten minutes. Serve with fried parsley garnish for a simple dish.
The recipe instructs mixing one pound of flour with a quarter pint of thin cream or with a small bit of butter and cold water, adding salt, forming small biscuits, pricking them, and baking in a hot oven for 15 to 20 minutes.
A recipe instructs cutting one pound of veal into two inch square pieces, sprinking with minced parsley, dipping in beaten eggs and chopped mushrooms, and frying slowly for ten minutes. The dish is served piled high with brown gravy and garnished with rolls of bacon.
The article advises easing summer cooking by using a properly equipped kitchen with a table and chair for seated prep. It suggests spreading newspapers on the table to avoid cleaning oilcloth and demonstrates with cake making and vegetable prep as illustrations of preparing ingredients while seated.
Practical advice notes that tasks benefiting from patience can be done while seated. Following these suggestions helps conserve energy, make chores easier, and shorten overall work time, freeing moments for rest and recreation.
A recipe instructs heating milk with sugar and chocolate, thickening with cornstarch, then cooling fully. Loosen the mold with warm water, invert onto a glass dish, and serve with vanilla flavored cream poured around the dessert.
Beets are boiled until tender then cooled in cold water and sliced. A saucepan holds vinegar adjusted with water if too strong. Sugar is added to sweeten, then the mixture is heated to a boil and poured over salted and peppered beets. When cold they are ready to use.
The article advises placing the day nursery on the south side to receive sun while avoiding north winds. The night nursery should be the quietest room, may face north, to ensure babies sleep with ample cool air. It recommends oil-painted walls for easy washing and less dust buildup.
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