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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 04, 1917
Page
16
An extensive sale opens at 9 AM in Butte offering teakettles drip pans cake tins stew pots dishpans egg beaters salt boxes chinaware and glassware plus laundry items. Prices feature many bargains as vendors promote economical home needs and special values across a wide range of kitchen and cleaning items.
Rotary club meeting in Butte urges citizens to resist hoarding and price fixing. Speakers criticize speculative buying, note 25 percent April rise in local food purchases, and promote home gardening and cooperation to increase supplies. Curtis to show western scenic photos. Rotary plans traffic ordinance talk with city officials.
A coroner's jury ruled miner John Pikr ie died from an after-explosion at the Buffalo mine on April 30. Fourteen holes were drilled and loaded, two not blasted, and while recharging two holes the blasts occurred from an unknown cause. no one blamed. National parks will reopen this year after secretary Lane denied closure reports.
May 3 in Denver reports that government recruiting for naval and military forces has caused a labor shortage in Colorado. The finding comes from W. L. Morris.
In San Bernardino California on May 3 Stephen B Barry confronted his wife Lulu at the Pacific Electric station. He fired wounding a bystander LM Field before likely fatally shooting himself as pursuers overtook him. The couple had met for reconciliation.
New York merchants report higher food prices and a shift to restrained purchases as a patriotic duty. Chefs study army cooking and education aids assist housewives while Western towns show less urgency. eastern cities take the war food situation more seriously.
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