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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1914
Page
7
The article surveys U S Navy provisioning and life aboard ships, noting high spend on meat and vegetables for sailors, daily rations, and evolving comforts. It describes improvements in ventilation, refrigeration, and wardroom entertainments, contrasting ships’ luxuries with earlier periods. It also details pay, training, and billets, including navy rank structure, assignments, and pension prospects.
An item notes a satin evening cheese and a tunic entirely embroidered with Mlalsan patterns, attributed to Pari. The fragment hints at fashion details and decorative stitching, with emphasis on textile artistry and craft.
In Deer Lodge county Montana the Third Judicial District court announces probate of the will of Francis Hoe maul deceased. A hearing for proving the will and for the admission of Frank Hohawk to letters testamentary is set for Monday June 20 at 3 39 am in the courtroom of the courthouse. Interested parties may appear and contest. Dated June 14, 1844. M G NDERMOPT clerk by deputy clerk PLT O Brien.
A report from Indianspoil News details a naval scandal in Japan tied to clan power struggles between Closti, Satwma, and Chosu factions. It cites Captain Ota’s charges of naval perquisites diverted to the Satsuma clan and calls for full disclosures amid armament cuts and political intrigue.
Branch agencies advertise Standard left at branches to receive profit attention, with telephoned ads ensuring daily publication. Stores listed include Butter West Side and Raley Dene Co, plus Trinity store and Wilson's drug store, all in city areas with specific street addresses.
An analysis discusses naval corruption in Japan tied to shipyards and government offices. Captain Ota argues Japan needs only a defensive navy, warns against graft spreading from foundries and mills, and notes broad tax cuts may matter more than new battleships. He cites parallels to Russia and warns against a strong navy lobby’s dangers.
A dense run of classified lines from The Anaconda Standard showing job bids and misc wants across Montana towns. Offers include a live boy, delivery routes, housework, second hand furnishings, a partner for a patent venture, and rental space. It notes contact details in Butte and Anaconda and ends with Standard want ads bring quick results.
Classified listings show numerous sale offers in Butte including farm and ranch land with water, houses and rooms for rent, furniture, sewing machines, motors and cycles, and an assortment of livestock and tools. Entries mention addresses in Dillon and Butte, Montana, with various contact notes and prices.
Great Britain tried two electrical systems in the Invincible battle cruiser barbettes amid eight 32 inch guns but neither met expectations. The fleet is shifting back to hydraulic installations as an alternative.
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