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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1911
Page
19
The principal office of The Standard is listed at 2 percent East Broadway in Butte with telephone 422. Independent Telephone is 142. Advertising rates are available on application.
Souvenirs in silver copper china and art metal range from 15¢ to 4 each. Silver souvenir spoons 1 to 4. Copper spoons 25c to 75c. Copper paper knives 50c to 1.25. Copper hat pins 15c to 50c. Art metal trays 15c to 1. Jewel cases paper weights match holders stamp boxes mirrors napkin rings tape measures fobs and more.
Local items list rental pianos, shoe shop, dentists, and doctors. Mentions autos using a cutoff to Pipestone Springs, travel notes from Missoula and Helena, and visits by political and business figures. Includes promotions for products and local industrials, with brief mentions of hospitalizations and corporate guests.
Helena June 13 former Governor Hauser head of the Missouri River Power Co announced the sale of the company and its dams Hauser Lake and Canyon Ferry to Amalgamated Copper interests. The properties are valued at about 15 900 000. Southampton June 13 strike of the International Seamen's Union is definite to begin tomorrow. Coal porters rejected a compromise and demand immediate higher wages. Washington June 18 recall attempt on direct election of senator failed in the senate 88 to 33.
A new beet flour process in Suresnes France dries beets to remove water, yielding 100 pounds of dry material from 3857 pounds of beets. The dry matter is over 70 percent sugar and ground to a fine meal, producing a very sweet flour for cakes and puddings with about 82 percent nutrition. A separate note mentions a fountain marking brush patent from Michigan.
A plane incident near Ely saw fall during gusts as strong winds struck the craft. No further details on injuries or location provided.
About 1,000 fans crowded fences and ignored admission as Aviator Ely failed to gain momentum for an air show. A gust toppled his craft, injuring none but damaging the plane, which needed hours of repairs. The crowd delay and weather led to cancellation of further flights.
Head waiter Somnenberg reportedly argued with waiter Max Lambert at the Thornton cafe. Lambert challenged him to fight, was cut on scalp and cheek, and fled to the police station. Somenberg hid and was later sought by authorities.
The seniors won 21 to 0 as Carlson starred on the mound for the juniors causing the lopsided score. Key players included Fatteries Carlson Hughes Penaluna for the juniors and Demitt Cox Clarke Ansley for the seniors.
Mrs Pinter of 1823 South Washington street hit John Prince with a beer case early this morning after he entered her rooms in the saloon rear. Prince suffered a gashed nose, head wounds and facial bruises and was taken to the emergency hospital then county jail as a complaint was expected.
A midnight brawl outside Jerry Mullin's saloon follows a parade claim by John Kniff that Peter Harkins and others are acabs at heart. Harkins knocks Kniff senseless, resists police, and is jailed on bond while Kniff is treated and held as a witness.
In Chicago on June 18 Benjamin B Moran ages 83 and Mrs Julia A Morean aged 70, who had been divorced 25 years earlier, were remarried yesterday.
Mose Round was arrested after a stray dog attacked 12-year-old Francis Rodgers on South Main. Round allegedly blocked the officer's attempt to help, resisting arrest as McDonald subdued him. the dog was sent to the pound and Round jailed on resisting an officer.
Jimmy Reagan of San Francisco and Danny Webster of Los Angeles fought a 20 round draw before 1,500 fans in Ogden Utah. Reagan absorbed an early beating but rallied in the final five rounds while Webster finished unmarked.
A lopsided baseball contest at the circus grounds saw the South Side Juniors overcome by a strong opponent with a dominant offensive showing. The match featured rapid scoring and uneven defense, yielding a decisive victory for the other side.
Erwin Atkins of the American Sugar Refining company foresees lower sugar prices for consumers if raw sugar is freed from tariff. He cautions that such a move would drive many beet sugar producers out of business and cites historical price differentials and competition among refineries to explain current margins.
The Butte Tennis club finals wrapped after tense matches. Harry Burton beat Speed 6-8 4-6 6-3 in class A handicap, while Warfield defeated Hill 6-8 8-6 8-6 in class B. Button and Warfield now open to challenges. holders defend semi annually.
The Silver Bow County Bar Association held its monthly meeting last night but no members attended. A note suggests using a want ad to recruit and find a capable clerk.
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