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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 17, 1916
Page
11
A dated adage urges quick word use in business to save cost. It argues that timely messages reach an alert readership and drive action. Readers buy advertised brands and support merchants who invite their trade.
The president rebukes partisan calcified views urging restraint during looming conflict. He urges unity, refusal to delay action, and praises the few men of conscience willing to sacrifice for America while acknowledging fire forged stronger resolve and impatience with those ignorant of the times.
The speaker derides eighteenth century politics and mocks correspondents who have not embraced modern movements. He laments wasting hours talking to them and asserts it is useless to try convincing them. He insists correspondents should send more timely notices of contemporary progress to print.
Mrs Mary Morrissey died at 8 20 last night at 206 South Warren avenue after 24 years in Butte. Survived by husband, two sons Thomas of Arizona Bernard of Butte, five daughters and a sister in Butte. Funeral set for Friday morning at an time to be announced.
The Butte and Tacoma teams will be guests of the Santages theater tonight for the first show with boxes reserved for players. The article also notes the world average meat consumption at about 1.9 pounds per person annually, while Americans consume 172 pounds per year.
The official scorers designated Butte players to receive prizes for various feats. Grover earned a pair of shoes for the first home run and a mitt for the first score, donated by Carl Engel and B E Calkins respectively. Hoffman received a bath robe for the first two-base hit, from Symons company. Hillyard won a hat for the first hit, donated by Connell company. Johnson got a meal ticket at Butte Grill for best all around playing. Levine earned a silk umbrella for the first sacrifice hit, from Hennessy company. Dietitians class meat with the imulanta.
Dan Kellow of 440 West Broadway told police he was strong-armed and robbed in South Butte. The assailants took his belongings and forced the driver to a railway station, but diverted to the city rail. He identified Jack arneg (Dago) as one attacker.
An abstract note posits removing Pacific Ocean water would need a daily fill of a tank one mile wide, one mile deep, and one mile long for 40 years, illustrating immense practical barriers to large scale desalination or displacement.
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