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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1914
Page
5
Advertises Lowney's chocolate nut mix, sardines, salmon, Cream of Wheat, Quaker Oats, various canned goods, baking supplies, and large Sugar bargains. Includes special prices, coupons, and credit versus cash deals. Mentions multiple brands, sizes, and quantities across a broad grocery sale page.
A local Q A column covers topics from poetry to city government. Dr Robert Bridges is named poet laureate of Eng and while a commission form of government is described as splitting duties into departments. An inquiry about ore mentions steel galena as a lewd ore. The five leading naval powers are listed as Great Britain Germany United States France and Japan Lloyd Noble a driver for Sam MT White stops a runaway team before it hits a barn causing injuries and minor property damage.
A damaged OCR fragment notes effects from a prolonged heat period. It mentions rising temperatures and health risks, with references to prostrations and public concern. No clear dates, places, or sources are readable.
Charles Johnson, accused of entering a Lynchburg bar with intent to steal, was brought for arraignment after being caught in the act. Alec Alma, a multilingual immigrant, testified, while attorney Alla defended Johnson. A companion, Thomas of Whitehall, faces $2000 bond for violating the Dolan act. A woman accused of luring a girl to Whitehall for exploitation stands to be witness in the case.
W R Sfowett pleaded not guilty to charges of operating a confidence game. He was arraigned in Justice Kerrigan's court after being brought from Denver. Authorities say he posed as a Short Line employee and passed checks from $20 to $100 at multiple road offices. He allegedly promised to cover the deficit in the Butte office after contact with relatives in Seattle. The Whitlock witness from the Short Line ticket office testified.
Professor G C I Moore deputy collector of internal revenue traveled from Hanover, Maine to attend the fortieth anniversary of the 1874 graduating class of Dartmouth College. He logged 6410 miles for the alumni gathering and commencement of 20 graduates this year. The reunion featured the oldest alumnus, a graduate from 1841, who is 91 years old and still active. Mr Moore reported enjoying the event and education.
Miner Day Melichovich sued North Butte company for 240000 after a rock strike in Speculator mine on November 4 1910. Trial moved from district court in Butte to federal court where juries ruled against the plaintiff. Duluth juries and Butte lawyers are noted as the suit underscores venue debates among copper firms with Melichovich represented by Maury and Stewart while North Butte’s defense included Coretta Abbott.
Soon W Butler, 19, jailed in Butte on forgery charges. Police doubt checks he passed on State Bank of Utah Salt Lake City. Butler's Grantsville Utah home cited. He allegedly gave a $10 check to a Park Street photographer for pictures of a girl. police were alerted when he returned. Checks for $18 and $3 found in his possession. He denies wrongdoing claiming the checks are genuine.
Melvius Woodland, 9, son of Mr and Mrs Is Woodland of 722 South Montana, underwent surgery yesterday at Murray hospital to save his right arm after a toy was thrown from a car en route to Anaconda. A burst tire caused the crash as Mr and Mrs John Wolff traveled with him. Woodland manages Montana Hardware. Oscar Krim, a man arrested at Clarence hotel on insanity charges, died yesterday in emergency capital. police overwhelmed him during acute delusions. coroner to hold inquest.
An old advertisement offers a $100 reward for proof of best management, touts watch cleaning for four dollars and one dollar eighty six cents, guarantees one year service, and references repairs and remounting by OM Lowsky. Mayer manufacturing jeweler at 59 Wheel Park promotes new jewelry available at lower prices.
An advertisement recounts a Brooklyn man who recovered from tuberculosis after using Schmarrs Alterative and securing insurance. It claims rapid cough relief, weight gain, and eventual acceptance by two insurers. The missive urges readers to contact Everman Laboratory for recovery booklets.
An ad outlines chronic headaches including migraines and tension headaches with claims of a permanent cure through A-K Tablets. It urges taking two tablets at onset and every two hours during an attack, touting relief not found in other remedies and advertising dosage details and a skin salve product.
Mail received at Butte since last Saturday was delayed by wash near Mandun, disrupting eastern mail and delaying monthly statements. Post office staff will work the mail to deliver today, alleviating Christmas rush backlogs and aiming for carrier delivery this morning.
Mrs. Elizabeth Passou hosted a shining Joy Dorothy event in her hall on Friday evening for the Tourist club and friends. Dancing ran until midnight with pastel decor and gowns. A program featured songs and piano selections by local performers, followed by refreshments and congratulations to the hostess. Members plan monthly gatherings at the Dorothy.
A telegram sent to the Little Miners' Union in Souderl transmits word that Willan A. Lockwood, a union member, has learned of his mother's death and asks for sympathy and time to inform family. The message arrives from Great Falls and appears to be a formal notice to the miners.
The June 3 forecast warns of misfortune from speculation and financial risk. It notes possible royal concerns, cautiousness for public servants and merchants, and suggests children born that day may see great fortune changes while money matters seem fragile.
The forty second anniversary of the birth of the Negro poet Saul Lawrence Dunbar will be celebrated at Bethel Baptist Church this evening at 3:30. A jubilant chorus will perform, and in the Negro dias Tech the program will close with a chicken supper.
UBAT MATATE TRANSFERS Secaut and Cecil Knott to Hanron Mac Viternon company. Portion of surface of Tiurt tevle valued at $10. Mary f Neil to A Tloover Jet 1 block 2 Gagnon sddition $1. Herman Bink to Cr Senott Plagatall lode $8. Walter Alton to Cecelia Winston the Cenelia Kathe Mamamoth and Bosner Jaden half interest in the Divide Martin Morr and Gilt Edge lodes. Ellenbeth Forum to Francia J and Annie Robart lot 4 block 1 Cohhan radition $1. Antie Law and Investment company to Anna Savile tots 23 and &, block 3 Prlevus addition $1. Mary Mack to Willian O'Neill 45 feet north of youth 35 feet of iots 1 and oil plesk 8 regeat 4 Foster addition $2%
Mrs Frank 4 Martin of Garfield Utah visits her parents Mr and Mrs Cannon of Lalor Fire Wii. The party plans to return to Great Falte to visit Mr Martin's parents on schedule.
Regular subscribers may buy a cotton flag with pole rope and holder for 43 cents. Limited stock will be sold to customers and out of town subscribers at the same price.
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