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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1911
Page
6
Mrs Janet McKenzie Hill its editor offers a nut cake recipe she calls one of the best all around cake recipes. The recipe promises simplicity and uniformly good results that will appeal to every housewife.
A scanned recipe passage describes making a white cake with butter sugar milk and flour, plus an alternate chocolate frosting using chocolate sugar water and vanilla. It notes baking times, icing, and a promotion offering a free illustrated book upon sending 25 cent baking powder certificates to a Chicago firm.
An ad touts Cascarets as a safer laxative option replacing harsh physic. It claims Cascarets stimulate natural bowel action without irritation, offering gentle relief with a single tablet. The copy urges readers to carry a 16 cent box for on the spot use and ongoing aid.
Testimony recounts a contested Beet Sugar Company contract from 1906, its alleged Sherman Act concerns, and the decline of the agreement. Oxnard defends industry progress, notes 20 million capital for American Beet Sugar, and explains market pricing amid competing refiners.
Missoula June 16 ACADEMY OF SACRED HEART closed its year with five diplomas awarded during a commencement addressed by Altornes Johm H. Tolan. The program included operatic selections and a farewell to the graduates. Diplomas and gold medals were presented by Rev. P. I. Delon to named graduates with multiple specialty awards announced for English composition, drawing, geometry, and American history.
Tezoman and Jeno W face off as the Third States land office reviews Arthur Mo bany’s Lunaencead entry near Pony. The dispute hinges on whether the Ind is more valuable as mineral than agricultural land and if representation work on the placer was sufficient to warrant continued possession.
In Viterbo Italy Juns Min Aleasandro Livy of coursel for tin defense faced tampering with crown Witnesses charges. Livy withdrew after anger on Wednesday as barbers Capel Cipoletti testified they had seen a dog found with alleged murderers in the foyer of Gennaro Cuoccola. President Bianchi accepted retractions and ordered the release of two men held on false swearing charges.
A report from Havana on June 10 notes the wreck of the Maine remains deeply corroded under a cofferdam, making repair unlikely. The exposure of ironwork shows complete structural degeneration, foiling any plan to salvage or float the vessel.
Fragmentary transcript shows Mrs. Matlin MaDermote testifying about revenge motives linked to the Condon case. Fran M. Gouden of Warren County is cited in allegations tied to the Wariner shortage. Frank Wiggins details the audit findings estimating the shortage at 843000, countering claims of two million.
In Shopway Matha in June, Bernhofer, a 1-year-old, and others were wounded as Lana Hernhofer defends her home against eviction by Mary Bernhofer and her supporters. Fire department responded to a blaze threat. authorities warn of potential further action if eviction proceeds.
Special dispatch reports public dissatisfaction with Hugene powers in Great Falls. An agreement was reached with Ely to resume flights tomorrow at no extra charge. About five thousand people gathered at Black Hayle park with eight thousand inside the bull grounds to watch, but visibility was poor as spectators could only glimpse the planes through the fencing.
New York June 16 The threatening coastwise seamen strike deepened with 4000 workers of the Morgan Line run by Southern Pacific ordered to quit at 10 am tomorrow unless demands are met. Other coastwise employees delayed actions until Sunday as the dispute unfolds.
Red Top Cent. reports the Vagrant owned by Harold Vanderblit son of W K Vanderbilt burned this afternoon while moored beside the John Wervard. Vanderblit was badly singed but his eyesight remains intact. Portland police log a southbound Shasta Limited robbery attempt near Yokalla at 11:45 PM. Many homesteads are claimed in the U S land district headed by Boxeman.
An advertisement touts Syrup of Figs and Elixir of Senna as a safe, effective laxative for ladies and children. It claims quick relief from indigestion and constipation, notes its wide family use, warns against counterfeit offerings, and urges buyers to ensure the full company name California Fig Syrup Co on genuine bottles priced 50 cents.
A damaged OCR passage references district rulings and entries in a large district. It mentions a town, homes, and entries tied to homestead regulations, with unclear dates and names. The fragment lacks cohesive facts or identifiable entities.
Tomorrow marks the inauguration of the summer concert season at the gardens. Under Director Winifred Hulman the Morton and Manta band will perform at the pavilion beginning at 2:30 with an afternoon program. Director Tolman has built a stronger ensemble with new players. the band will feature popular numbers of the same nature and aim for broad city appeal. If weather cooperates a large crowd is expected to welcome the orchestra.
Coroner Steves gathered a possible crew to identify John Boyle whose body was found in Rocklin Bay. Mrs Doyle provided a photo of her husband and asked authorities to hold the body until identification. Doyle had last been heard from in Bisbee, Arizona, after leaving the Anaconda company.
A stubborn blaze at the National shaft west of Montagna Street last evening prompted rapid action by the fire department. Alarms sounded at 4 o'clock as smoke rose from the shaft, forcing crews to flood the flames from the surface and via a tunnel from the toolhouse. By about 4:32 minutes into the operation, workers gained control, ventilating shafts near Nea and 2 of the Gagnon mine, while night air fell to a minimum.
John T. Estey recovered last night at his son’s home 729 Maryland avenue and is out of danger after being shot three times Tuesday night. The shooter, his wife, posted 1500 bond yesterday. Her mother Mrs. J French and George H. Casey handled arrangements and she was released pending first degree assault trial with attorney B K Wheeler.
A 12 pound bouncing baby boy arrived Friday afternoon to Mr. and Mrs. McQuiston. both mother and baby are reported doing well.
John Murray, a middle aged man, was picked up by Officer McDonald while acting quietly on the street. He was booked at the city station and taken to the county jail where he will be held for a sanity examination.
Judge William Dickson quashed the revived indictment against Georsh B Cox on perjury charges. Prosecutor had filed motions after accusations of trial and prose curiae against the prosecutor, but the court ruled the motion for rehearing invalid since filed before the affidavits. If no appeal is perfected, the court action may end the case.
A scrambled vintage piece reports the Senate pushed a postal reform bill for investigation of U S mail service and necessary changes, while a Kansas City anecdote recounts a querulous doorstep encounter about a man named Gomer Davies and a confused passerby.
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