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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 24, 1912
Page
1
Nation offers affordable items including six pairs in three lengths and a black wool skirt braid in five yard lengths. Shop features safety pins three sizes on cards, black and white options, 100 napkins per package, crimpers in hairpin style a dozen per box, horn hairpins six per box, cotton darning thread 40 yards per spool, and colored braids six yards per bolt.
Colonel Roosevelt declares the president’s plan would govern the people by the bosses and denounces a government of the people by a representative minority. He cites recall of state court decisions, notes opposition to privileged judges, and condemns rentier property practices as corrupt.
Dr Carl reports state board of health grading hotels restaurants and markets in and around Butte. Of 67 establishments 14 earned 100 while some as low as 50. Confections and bakeries mostly warned meat markets warned and dairies only two reported. Grades sent to state board Helena under pure food law. Missionary news includes Dr James Eaton party in Chihuahua with several teachers and missionaries seeking contact with Ellen Prescott in Parral as communications faltered.
Word of a Chihuahua mission group being forced to seek refuge in Wyal Pano Texas reached the board headquarters. The notice reports missionaries evacuated after disturbances in Chihuahua and unsettled conditions in the region.
Terling reports a citizen arrested after taking a photograph near a gun display. The event follows an attempted explanation of a new equipment holding, with police detaining the man until identity verified. Nearby, an intruder at a door delivers a violent assault, leaving a 58 year old woman wounded.
A solemn procession from St Patrick’s church to the cemetery carried Jim Hayes’s casket yesterday. Mourners included Breen and the Shamrock team members and many fellow workers from Win Rudger State mine where Hayes died last Thursday in a blasting accident. The service honored Hayes with an extended march past and names a long line of friends and coworkers among the pallbearers and attendees.
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