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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 02, 1916
Page
4
An East Park Avenue cafe proclaims the cleanest and most sanitary kitchen in the West. It boasts prime meats, fresh dairy, vegetables, and pastries from French chefs. The venue offers lunch, dining room, private toilets, and special party service with kitchen open for inspections.
Stomach germs and poisons are blamed for indigestion gas pressure and many digestive issues. The ad claims Mayr's Wonderful Remedy cleanses the system drives out germs and ends suffering with no alcohol and a money-back guarantee. It lists various professionals among sufferers and directs readers to Geo H Mayr in Chicago and local druggists for a free trial and purchase.
The annual city report shows indebtedness reduced from 11,814.80 to 1,158.77 for the year ending June 30, 1916. City Treasurer P. J. Finnegan presented to the mayor and council detailing lower engineer costs, completed improvements, and a broad financial picture across general, sprinkling, and improvement districts.
Dillon reports work to begin soon on plans for a two story theater with modern amenities. Visitors include Robert Baker and wife of Ashton Idaho and E Larsen and wife of Boise. Out of town residents Jon Kalberg and Mellen Orton are noted in the Dillon listings.
Special Dispatch to the Standard from Salt Lake City May 1 Charles Keefe of Anaconda Montana was placed in a padded cell at police headquarters after going violently insane in the Semiah hotel He drew a revolver on a man in the street and claimed he had been poisoned He was taken to St Marks hospital where a stomach bump failed to show poison He registered at the Semiah hotel Thursday claiming he could not close his hand He says he came to Salt Lake City for a malignant stomach disease and deposited 350 with a saloonman He was examined by Dr W Scott Keyting the police surgeon and diagnosed with a peculiar form of dementia His belief is that he possesses great wealth Relatives may be sought while he is detained
Yesterday at Copper City a Majestic range demonstration drew a large crowd as Prof. G. B. Stark C. P. showcased fifty years of cooking experience. Housewives and Anaconda residents attended to hear expert tips from the premier chef. The event was the first in a weeklong series.
The narrative recalls Mark Twain aboard a Mississippi River boat in 1865 where he began cooking as a pilot’s companion. A professor and aspiring writer befriended him. Stark cooked for the pilot after their boating days. The professor recalls starting in the galley of the Hannibal and rising to chef roles amid losses from a hotel fire, then moving into broader Western culinary work with the Burlington railroad and demonstrations across major cities.
The body of Thomas O Boyle former police magistrate will arrive this evening from McGill Nevada. The funeral will be held at eight from the home of J G Villain 318 Went Third street with services at St Pauls church at eight. Delegations from the Fraternal Order of Axles Woodmen of the World and the Fraternal Ald union will attend. Helena May seen Henry J Weisel a prominent Helena merchant joined his bride on a wedding tour when the train departed without him. He chased the train three miles and boarded at a water tank. The bride was Hattie Gans of Helena. It is noted that about half of war deaths are represented by the battlefield casualties.
The coroner's jury found that Arthur George Hansen died accidentally while riding or attempting to ride a street car on East Third Street. Testimony from companions and street car workers supported no blame on employees. The inquest was led by Coroner M. P. Mahoney at the Main Street undertaking rooms.
The piece argues that confinement indoors weakens the body by reducing oxygen delivery and muscle vitality. It promotes outdoor activity and regular routines, including light exercises before bedtime, as a method to reduce excess weight and restore energy.
The Montana Third Judicial District court in Deer Lodge County hears Alice Dalton vs Francis Dalton a divorce suit filed to dissolve their marriage begun December 7 1908 Montreal Canada. Plaintiff claims resident status and failure of support over three years seeks dissolution and alimony. summons issued May 1 1918 with clerk M Lnder-mott and deputy clerk O'Brien.
Funeral services for William Ystrum will be held at the Tut undertaking rooms Thursday morning at 8 50 a m proceeding to V's church where a high mass will be celebrated at 9 o clock.
Funeral arrangements announced for Patrick D. McCarthy at 605 Locust Street with time to be set. Remains of Thomas O'Boyle to arrive at 6 PM from McGill Nev and funeral at 318 West Third Street then St Pauls Church for requiem. Mahoney Funeral Director listed at 113 Main Street Anaconda.
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