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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1911
Page
13
An ad touts a family scale with a 16 ounces per pound accuracy and a slanted dial for quick reading. It highlights a pressed steel base 6 by 8 inches, double steel uprights, and a durable interior mechanism with crucible cast steel springs and aluminum bronze dial plating for lasting precision.
Gilmore and Pittsburg railroad survey to connect Dillon and Twin Bridges within months. Town hopes rise as rainfall boosts crops and land deals near completion. Local farmers plan bench land breaks and a large dairy project expands near Pennington's bridge.
Miss Edna Fox mourns mother’s death at Auxvasse Missouri and is visiting friends in Missoula and Angola for a short time.
Kalispell June 4 special dispatch: L Flinchpach, shot yesterday by William Black, remains critical at Sisters hospital after his arm was amputated. Mrs William Black is seriously affected by the shock as the community reacts to the event.
The district voters approved a bond issue of 87 000 dollars to finance a large central school building. The school board has plans and will start preliminaries soon, with construction likely beginning in the first week of August.
Wallace Idaho on June 11 will mobilize about 50 automobile owners and volunteer workers. They will use picks and shovels to repair the bad stretch of road through Fourth of July canyon, with owners and their passengers contributing to the work.
Denver June 4. The grubstake committee of the chamber of commerce invites prospectors to apply in person or by letter to take the field and search for minerals within Colorado. The chamber pledges support for prospectors facing complications with national forest reserve administration.
The Standard announces an all wool three by five flag with sewn stars and stripes valued at 2.50 for subscribers paying 10 in advance for one year. Mail orders to the Standard in Anaconda.
In Madison county Virginia City and surrounding areas consider petitioning Congress to block Montana mountains lakes and streams from being renamed. Judge Callaway leads the effort with local support to preserve historic names cherished by longtime residents.
Poem urges a return to beauty and nature’s calm, invoking lilacs and twilight. It contrasts fevered days with an untrammeled path to aesthetic solace, inviting readers to abandon haste and unrest for tranquil, timeless grace.
Cambridge Mass June 4. Sympathy for John Harvard founder of an educational institution here has been misplaced. A Cambridge University professor from England says the statue misrepresents Harvard as lean and consumptive, noting Emanuel College records describe him as robust and fond of hearty college meals.
London Globe reports M Castre of Paris discussing Malden Aviateurs at a academy reading. He notes aviator illness mirrors mountain sickness but hits quickly around 4000 feet then again on descent. He urges a sound heart as essential for high altitude ascent. If symptoms arise, seek medical advice promptly.
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