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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 20, 1912
Page
4
The plan for the Panama Pacific International Exposition has been issued from San Francisco headquarters after months of work. It outlines the bulk of the fair including temporary structures, state and foreign buildings, main exhibit harnesses and systems at Harbor View, and the erection of a pavilion on city property with a focus on harbor improvements.
The Bulle Chamber of Commerce mailed invitations to about 876 members for a dinner at the Silver Bow to honor Federal Judge George M. Bourquin on his elevation to the federal bench. About 200 plates are available, with 20 cents per member likely to respond. reservations close Thursday at 10 am. Speakers to be announced, with local speakers named later. The event also highlights efforts to form a national chamber of commerce to aid government in shaping commerce and industry policy.
Ae Atom Tr Ww and Teeltons and Nearney, proprietors of the night Brewery, announce a late mid gun play result quitter in the Potter Kite region. From that section, we note a new development emerging Monday night, with activity centering on the local area.
A telephone message from the Brewery saloon reported trouble at another nearby saloon, leading police to conclude the disturbance originated at the Brewery. No further disturbance occurred at the Brewery and the matter was left with the report.
Patrick and Michael Werriel petition district court to cite administrator John Ferns to show cause why he has not closed the estate and distributed it. The case has been in court over two years amid disputes over value and rightful heirs.
Special Dispatch to the Standard from Hriena reports February snow depth declined due to deficient precipitation and mild temperatures. Valleys and foothills were largely bare. high altitudes saw temperatures below freezing and snow melted. Ground moisture remains from autumn rains, offsetting runoff, with small sub-drainage basins in watersheds expected to lose some water.
An examination dated February 20 compares private banks' resources with state reports, noting a small decrease in totals. The report cites average reserves per member and private banks' strong position, with figures around eight hundred million in total resources and a four percent private sector indicator.
Weather changes delay elk shipments as two more carloads are prepared from Barndown, with Brevensrill and Lakye animals freighted last week. If conditions warm, further shipments may proceed. if cold, the plan may halt.
Forman state dispatch reports Benlah Pegye, a patient once held by Georga Burne, moved to Deer Lodge for treatment. Mirply now serves the county hospital, with plans to stay several days. If no improvement, transfer to the state asylum is expected.
Former bank president Heinze fights a lawsuit from Robert Lyon as receiver seeks about 200000 more from Heinze for the bank. Heinze asserts no legal liability and says his payments and ownership details are misrepresented while denying destruction of bank minutes and knowledge of 100000 notes.
A deformed OCR fragment notes that Mayor Horsky will not seek another term. With Horsky out, a contested Republican field may emerge led by Alderman McNoray and others as city politics shift ahead of the next mayoral race.
Dispatch from Livingston dated March 1 notes Charles an 1 was nominated to widen the theatre precinct. What ward held primaries with no candidates in the 8 and 9th. Delegates adopted resolutions condemning the administration for permitting the HomieH to authorize the attorney to start proceedings against the Livingston Well company.
Fragmentary OCR indicates a financial/gambling or society note referencing Mot Money to Chivas, persons Ames and Hor Grose, and a jail sentence of 5000 dollars since January. Text is garbled with names and dates missing context or clear facts.
Officials report the Republican convention will meet in the auditorium at noon with Acting Chairman Charles Henderson presiding. Delegates and alternates from multiple wards are listed, outlining replacement and voting roles for the event.
At a weekly school board meeting a communication from Continental and Commercial Trust and Savings bank of Chicago stated the bank would credit the $80,000 bond issue which had been advertised for five percent interest. The teachers payroll was planned at $23,820 and current bills totaled $2,02%. A lengthy discussion followed on vandalism at Five Mile district school. The latest act involved wrecking a water pump and Clerk Richards was authorized to have the pump restored and to report vandals to county officials.
Heren March 12 the state disbursement record shows $100000 paid out in March and $44000 to public schools at 3.50 per pupil. Silver Bow county gets the largest slice with $45108, while the Great Northern Railway is ordered to station an agent at a local depot by Sept 1 after initial May 10 start.
Changes March in indictment returned today by a federal grand jury charging citizen Yar Adusu Hanish founder of Ahmavdan San Worshipers with shipping obscene literature between states by express. Hanish held at Webster on a bond of $10,000 awaiting further proceedings.
Secretary of War Stanton Knapp disapproved the militia board's recommendation to employ caretakers for United States property held by the organized militia. An opinion by the Judge Advocate General Crowder held the property belongs to the United States while control remains with the executive governments and the District of Columbia commanding general.
The advertisement touts Gold Dust as a superior sanitary cleaner that sterilizes while it cleans. It claims the product reaches beneath surfaces to cleanse and purify, leaving bath tubs pipes and fixtures bright and germ free.
Dr. Rem Doaliille remains acting clerk at the agency while Mitchell, chief of the chemistry bureau, is sworn as a temporary member of the public fund board to fill the vacancy caused by Dr. Harvey W. Wiley’s departure.
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