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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1910
Page
2
Anaconda area sees high demand for homes with limited supply as buyers chase properties. News notes rising prices, scarce listings, and ongoing development pressure shaping the local housing scene.
Local items detail visitors and residents in Missoula, including Alisy Besele at Harper's, Miss Harper in inline Talos, and Adelbert Nieghuin visiting from Chester. Reports cover meals, home projects, power costs, and social events with neighbourly updates and family notes.
Rev Anton Dahlgren a missionary from India will lead morning and evening meetings at the Swedish Mission on Alder and Fifth streets. He will speak on India’s conditions and conduct Sunday school at 1 a.m. Special music and entertainment follow, with a note of welcome to all. Public notices list services at First Church of Christ and other local churches with travel secretary Frank Boothby speaking at evening services.
The record lists a welcome at a Baptist church with Sunday and evening services, a midweek prayer gathering led by Mrs. J. Bieler, and a Sunday school program. It notes diurnal schedules, a prayer service, and a cordial invitation to join all attending persons. An advertised letter listing and a homestead proof before the United States Commissioner are also mentioned.
A fragmented memoir recounts a travel by railway from Constantinople toward the Austrian frontier. The narrator and companions endure delays and inspections, with Turkish tobacco and Turkish delight sparking tensions. Officials threaten action as the group pushes onward, navigating checkpoints and unfamiliar customs.
A fragmentary report from the Weshington area notes a moving portrayal of certain governors faces when they received a formal token. The text is garbled but hints at a governor's ceremony and a display involving Meht po moters.
Fragmentary OCR reveals discussion of German imperial printers disposing of outdated paper by pulping and grinding into powder, then reconstituting into blocks or powder for packing. It describes a 4% door daylight mill, dust hazards to workers, and challenges selling or transporting the reformed product amid quarantine and supply concerns.
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