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Newspaper

Anaconda Standard

Location

Anaconda, Montana, United States of America

Date

May 13, 1916

Page

4

Elks and Moose Fair Night Draws Crowds at Anaconda

The Anaconda fair filled the Nupark hall with a big Elks and Moose turnout. A bright program featured Bertha Katies in Slander, plus The Shadow of Doubt and Caliph of the New Road acts. Robbery charge hit J Granger and E V Heenan after a Main Street saloon arrest.

Nupark

Morgan Ret and D H Morgan Plant 300000 Trout in Belt Creek

Ever deputy state game warden Morgan Ret returned yesterday from Neihart above Great Falls where he planted 300000 eastern brook trout in Belt creek and its tributaries.

D. H. Morgan Neihart Great Falls Belt Creek

Contract Awarded for Ash Hauling to McCaffery

The building and grounds committee of the Anaconda school board yesterday awarded the contract for hauling ashes from city school houses to John McCaffery. W. L. Soper of Fishtrap was granted a retail liquor license yesterday by County Commissioner J. T. Keiney is arrested. A warrant was issued yesterday by the county attorney's office for the arrest of J. T. Keiney on a charge of

Anaconda John McCaffery W. L W. L. Soper Fishtrap J.T. Keiney County Attorney's Office J. T. Keiney

Arrest reported by Sheriff in Louisiana county jail

A man was arrested yesterday afternoon by Sheriff La Harts and placed in the county jail, with details limited to the charge and custody in the county facility.

Sherif L. la. Harts

Army reorganization near agreement as congress closes in

Washington May 12 agreement between senate and house conferees on the army reorganization bill is expected tomorrow. The regular army would total 175000 in peacetime, expandable to 218000 in emergencies, with an elastic system. A national board of 490000 would take oaths of allegiance and sit on the general staff. The nitrate plant provision is accepted. federal volunteer army plan dropped. Senator Chamberlain says a report is imminent though some points remain disputed.

Washington Senate House National Board Senate Federal Volunteer Army Chamberlain

Seattle Livestock Prices Hit Mixed Gains in Steady Market

Seattle stockyard report May 12 shows a steady market with varied livestock pricing. Prime light cattle at 9.20 to 9.25, good to choice 9.09 to 9.15, steers 8.0 to 8.8, heifers 8.0 to 8.5, best cows around 7.0 to 7.5, medium cows 5.75 to 6.50, common cows 4.50 to 4.01, bulls near 6.0, calves 7.50, sheep lambs 10.50 to 11.50, wool yearlings 16.50, prepared yearlings 9.75 to 9.79, wethers 8.50 to 9.00, ewes 8.0 to 8.5.

Seattle

United States soldiers deter Mexican entry after farmer killing

Brownsville Texas May 12 United States soldiers will not cross into Mexico from this border section tonight after Curtis Bayles an American farmer was killed by three suspected Mexican bandits near Mercedes The bandits fled across the Rio Grande The matter was referred to Gen Alfredo Ricaut Carranza commander at Matamoros who promised to apprehend the Mexicans and no further action will be taken at this time

Brownsville Texas United States Cros Mexico Fort Brown Curtis “Bayles Mercedes Hanits Rio Grande Alfredo Ricaut Carranza Matamoros

Plating Aluminum With Nickel Reported in French Paper

A French industrial society paper describes a method to plate aluminum with nickel. The plated metal resists hammering and can be bent without cracking. Surface analysis shows microscopic cavities where nickel deposits adhere to cleaned aluminum.

Missoula Wins by Eight Points in Indoor Meet

Missoula sides dominated the meet across multiple sprint events led by Parsons and Doty. Helena, Butte, Anaconda, and Great Falls contenders battled for second as weather improved and final events crowned champions.

Missoula Anderson Great Falls Lansing Lewis Park Fleming Hutte Parsons Helena Sullan Butte Sterling Met McLaughlin Hamilton Philips Malthen Goff Havre Honnold Joliet Sullivan Putte Kus Rickman Millikan Stevensville Burke McKenna Anaconda Doty Cowan Victor Wright Terry Allard Ravalli Stearns Sutherland Polson Lindsay Gallatin Hith Honewold Wiley Hedges Corson la Doty Missou France McDonald Raval Ond Metlen Holland Glasgow Galand Brennan Butte Fergus

Illuminating Progr Development of Lamps Boosts Light Output

The incandescent lamp advancement is described as yielding a 1075 percent increase in light from the same amount of electrical consumption. This reflects a major efficiency leap in lighting technology.

Toy market race and new ground-cleaning machine

A machine invented to clear dense timber and brush faces work against toll. England tightens control of the toy market while Japan falls behind as a competitor.

England Japan

Vacuum-sealed tins aid Schilling's Best coffee grind

The quality economy of Schilling's Best relies on vacuum-sealed tins that allow even grinding of the coffee. This packaging feature is highlighted as essential to achieving consistent texture and flavor.

Schilling Schilling’s

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