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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1911
Page
5
A health advice note promotes regular cleansing with Syrup of Figs and Fig Preserves as a mild laxative. It claims the remedy is natural, strengthening, and suitable for all ages, warning buyers to seek genuine products labeled California Fig Syrup Co. on the front of the package.
Falling prices and weak trading dominated the day as East Butte hit a new high but overall markets showed little improvement. Reports from New York, London, and Boston noted mixed activity, with copper, iron, and industrials contributing to a cautious mood and speculation about forthcoming moves.
Montana crops for 1908 led by hay and forage valued at 22.95 million dollars with significant acreage increases from 1909 to 1909. Wheat rose to 19.26 million dollars in value. oats and flaxseed also expanded sharply, while corn and barley records were noted in the census summary from April 15, 1910 by Acting Census Director Palkner.
Judge Lynch dissolved the old Mackag and Fair Association formed about five years ago to run county fairs with races at the track. Fairs failed and were discontinued. Secretary treasurer Dr A Galbraith was the only witness to support the dissolution petition. two thirds of the work force attended the meeting. one debt existed but was canceled by W A Clark Jr, leaving nothing owed.
Portland June 26 Chief David Campbell of the Portland fire department was killed instantly in a blaze at the Union Oil company warehouse on the coast side. The explosion occurred as firemen entered fumy fumes, with several others injured and the department working to subdue the blaze. The loss is estimated at 100,000 dollars.
Chicago June 26. A colossal statue of an Indian on a pony stands atop a hill near Gregan, TL. It will be unveiled next Saturday with Miriam Corneluy of Seymour and Noranlf the last full-blood pruneans of thy Oneidan attending. The ceremony will feature Duck Flawick, the tribal chief, and tributes from the Attu.
Special dispatch from Billings reports plans for a July fourth celebration featuring a mock Custer battle between the National Guard and Crow Indians. The event, staged near a drainage ditch to depict the Little Bighorn site, will include camp setups, cavalry reenactors, and a display of muskets, with emphasis on historical accuracy despite mixed views from the Crow agency and Washington officials.
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