City Loan Negotiations Open for Property Owners
Plans announce readiness to negotiate loans on city or ranch property at reasonable rates. Also notes upcoming changes in insurance gates and guidance on insurance for property.
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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1914
Page
3
Plans announce readiness to negotiate loans on city or ranch property at reasonable rates. Also notes upcoming changes in insurance gates and guidance on insurance for property.
Ten members of the 1814 Anaconda high school graduating class listened to Rev. J. N. Ross deliver a baccalaureate at the Presbyterian church. His sermon urged high character and mental discipline, warning against wasted lives, and urged unity of mental moral physical and spiritual effort for success.
A jumble of local items notes social visits and business in Anaconda with names, places, and prices. Mentions J A Hasley, J Peters, Miss Katherine McGregor, O N Lind leaving for a denominational conference, and a piano sale at 360 Belmore for 169. Also lists uncalled letters for the week ending June 6 1944.
After last week’s vote count the Copper City company prize for most popular Commercial league player shows Plannigan 1161 Hutchens 7ah Spengeler 338 Mechinic 212 Spell man 212 Bomerhauser Hi2. Other contestants all under 100.
The Oregonian praised the New York Grand Opera Company's Faust in Heilig Theatre tour stop, noting strong vocal solos and a capable orchestra. Salvatore Giordano, a gifted tenor, overcame a cold to deliver compelling singing.
Students perform The Hoodog by Me graduation class amid limited rehearsals. Miss Alice Jordan plays the bride, Jos h Kelly is the heartbreaker, Mary Curley the actress. Director Dies Shellman reports solid progress despite absences and many advertising cards already distributed.
Joe Lepke and William hotnmoon distributed 15000 trout fry from the state hatchery in California Deep Lamarsh and Tish Trap creeks. They plan to return in three years to recapture most of the fry as restocking interest grows in the Big Hole basin. The article also notes church membership, baptisms, and a piano ad.
Independent telephones are being removed rapidly as Anaconda Copper Mining offices sever their trunks to Independent lines. Officials refuse comment. about 180 signers favored Bell service in a June removal petition. Disconnection threatens to make the Independent line worthless to residents and could lead to its withdrawal from Anaconda territory.
Deer Lodge and Anaconda clash at the fair grounds with Anaconda winning 6 to 5. Malloy and Brown each fan eight. six saves, three errors for Deer Lodge and five for Anaconda. McHate stars in center, Ward and Breunino umpire.
The Deer Wee club’s June shooting meet drew entrants from Gaddarih Willoughby and 42. Stalth of Brite among others. Six events, each 3 targets, produced a tie for the Du Pot trophy with 160 targets, while Perkover led with a 180 plus aggregate. Kepler mom Trimpeth Nell also figure in top heats as scores roll through a day of rain interrupted shooting.
Tohert C. Sticht of Ausghaling General Manager of the Mmbt Lavell Min Jog and Ruliweau company visits Anaconda. He arrives with Mrs. Sticht and children and will tour between Butte and Anaconda. He is to inspect Boulder plant improvements and the East Helena smelter, revisiting Montana sites before returning to Tasmania duties.
Woodmen of the World held memorials yesterday at Anaconda Cemetery. Deceased members were decorated after lodge ritual. The grave monument for Dan Dur was unveiled and a tribute was paid to a man noted for 590 fights in the calendar of the contractor while a member of the Standard’s Ly portaymi en force. Strong membership turnout observed from hall to burial grounds.
The weekly weather bulletin forecasts continued warm spell with hot days near the Rockies and the eastern slope. Expect generally fair skies midweek with rising temperatures into the latter part of the week across the region.
June 2 reports from Museo Texas indicate General Nate fig appointed to command a new central military zone. The move places him over the Arrieta brothers tied to reported trouble in Duran, with General Carranza’s headquarters stating no intent to block General Villa’s southern movements. The Natera appointment was explained as a response to intermediate constitutionalist tensions.
Balke of Los Angeles California, a motorcycle racer with a history of events nationwide, died today after his machine fell at an exhibition track and struck a steam roller. His neck was broken in the crash.
In Northern Arizona and Southern Idaho Western Wyn tains, decks basing forests set by campers have fallen from near one third to about one half over four years.
Washington report indicates Senate leaders expect to push tolls exemption repeal but face prolonged debate. Senators foresee only brief relief before further wrangling, while anti-trust and appropriation measures dominate House activity. Adjournment prospects stay uncertain through midsummer.
The piece notes public discussions prompted by Prof J C Wilson on death agony and suffering. It cites his father’s final moments, a doctor’s assurance of comfort, and remarks by Sir Henry Morris supporting the view that delirium and struggle are not indicators of pain but a transition into a long sleep.
The Terra Nova, ship used by the Scott expedition to reach the South Pole, has been returned to service under the Alin te swwhallig authority.
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