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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 10, 1914
Page
4
The text notes a large registry of nearly 40,000 watches repaired across many kinds and degrees. It asserts precision timing within 30 seconds is a requirement for good timekeeping in wrecks, and claims superior value for money with reliable service.
The page lists social notes and ads: Walker's hosts piano tent sales, Ortan Bros. instruments, and Tango classes. Tonkin's features. wine and delicacies at Lisa Verna Bros.. Mrs. W J Sullivan visiting Whelca. a May 4 birth at 637 East Broadway. various travels and visits by Miss White, Mrs. Tisher, Mr. Kendal, and others. new Presbyterian carnations for attendees. Dr. Shanley moves office. Cosmopolitan June issues. matrons visiting Cutbank and Alder. Woman's Club literature dept meeting. Mr. and Mrs. Vontom from Minneapolis. travel plans of Sidhdons and Siddons. Ronedetto at home in Butte. Mrs. Hisieila tours via Short Line. organ installation at St George Methodist with service details.
As Montana opens sales of souvenir coins for the California exposition next year, towns report exhausted first supplies and heavy demand. Governor Stewart's proclamation set the opening date. a girls’ contest offers free trips for the largest sales, running eight days. Frank Hazelbaker oversees sales in Butte and heads to Helena to expand. Roundup leads sales, ranchers pledge support, and 20,000 coins are anticipated to sell for a $26,000 exhibit budget.
In 1910 the global silver production reached 362 ounces valued at 120,364,700. The quantity and value reflect this latest computed year in the source.
Lew Dalley aged 2% appeared at Butte emergency hospital last night after two men approached him in the Milwaukee yards and struck him with a blackjack, injuring the left side of his body. He gave his address as 105 Colorado Street.
Judge Hamilton presided at a Progressive club meeting where Minnie Bronson of the National Association Opposed to Woman Suffrage argued against granting votes to women. She contended the suffrage movement harms women economically and socially, while praising organized women's work without ballots.
Luna Park on the Lake will be opened today with boating, canoes, and a launch for lake trips. Manager White reports overhauled rides, a remodeled German village, and a newly refurbished pavilion with dancing on select nights. About 6,000 trees have been planted and $5,000 spent on grading and pathways from Warringa Southward to Atherton Place, signaling growth of the Atherton Place district with water, mains, and electric lighting.
Miss Hazel Gerry daughter of Patrolman Gerry of North Crystal Street has gone to Seattle and other coast cities seeking climate relief for an ongoing throat ailment. She will make an extended visit. Albert Rochester of the Miners Savings Bank and Trust company returned from California with Mrs. Rochester who hoped the climate would aid her health. Mrs Rochester will stay several weeks. Mrs Franz McKitlup of Highmore South Dakota once Mitchel Peterson formerly of this city was a guest of her aunt Mrs J Corby for a few weeks. She departed to visit her parents who once ran the Peterson house on Maag Woolman Street now in Santa Barbara California.
The report covers Artec Kelty's $4,000 damages claim against Milwaukee Road over injuries while removing a handcar near Merrian Park on Aug 4, 1918, with issues about alias and power of attorney. It notes a verdict for the Butte Automobile Co. against A C Baum, guardian objections in Seattle, suits by Mike Gordon and T J Harrington, an estate compromise with Northern Pacific, executrix appointment for John W Foster, a Montana Power damages case dismissed, and a Denver fraud arrest of Jake Zucker.
Jake Kolan of Pallas Candy plant Washington and Mercury streets told Butte police he stepped outside at 3 PM to stop two men from taking a foot-cleaner. They beat him unconscious and dragged him, later identified as T. T. Thomas and Mike Downey as his attackers. They face third-degree assault charges in a county attorney filing. His employer will pursue prosecution. Capital details of the Savings and Investment bank 60 East Broadway are noted.
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