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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 22, 1913
Page
3
A damaged clipping cites Collins denying side-stepping accusations in a Northwest middleweight match. He states he trained six days, plans to fight, and would not have Jock jelly substitute. He vows to meet any middleweight and aims to clear the supposed plan.
Duanigan reports a Bilger lake area prospect with McGihath and Lawler developing property. A vast run from 10 to 360 tons is seen, promising regional growth and city benefits from new capital and workers. Georgetown armets cleared, town rebuilding and six buildings planned amid rising local activity this summer.
Anaconda was selected as the next host by Weedmen of the World at their convention in Kalispell. Delegates named include J.W. Lane and M. Johnson among others for the national convention in Colorado Springs, with meetings and entertainments noted and local figures in attendance.
Local city items report visiting friends and business in Copper City. Mentions were made of Mrs Wes Hagie visiting Pricids at But Teherts, Mr and Mrs G Wy Sp tors at Bulie, Nell Visiter in Mir and Mrs Th J McBride welcoming a new baby, and various residents transacting business yesterday. The Ladies aid of the Norwegian Lutheran church will be hosted by Man C Tuul at 705 Cedar this afternoon.
In St Paul Minnesota on May 3 reductions of 1 to 5 cents per hundred weight on grain shipments from Montana to St Paul, Chicago and Puget Sound will take effect. The schedule is being prepared by the road's right of way department.
A garbled report from a city notes a Deputy Attorney General named Elk and a theater program last evening. It mentions arrangements for a May 31 ceremony, a Deer Lodge venue, and a parade of films including Pi Dream Little Girl and Ranch Girls Partner, with comic and industrial subjects drawing audience laughter.
Fragmented text describes plans for commencement day with speakers including Ms Stone of Missoni and Rev. TAit Phin Mer. It mentions the high school and associated editors, a church deliverer, and activities across the day, including diplomas and a program at the high school gym.
The Anaconda Copper Mining Company held its annual meeting at the offices yesterday. All board members were reelected. Reports show profitable operations with about 600 stockholders represented.
Georgetown District meeting notes progress on a new rail line to Creargetown. The oil can project advances with development expanding, promising years of production as reserves grow. Georgetown Cold Mining Co develops 44 acres near Southern Crown, under Charles Boestein, offering equity for working capital to fund ongoing development.
Mayor O'Brien announced the examining board for the new plumber licensing law. The board to oversee admissions consists of Dr R Bancroft the city health officer for one year and two appointees for two and three years respectively. One member must be a city official. Members serve without pay except during examinations for those seeking entry into the plumbing trade. Appointments will go to the city council for confirmation.
French soldiers in Pavis and other garrison towns show resistance to extending service from two to three years. Demonstrations erupt as the government moves to suppress dissent. Court martials in Porlon condemn participants to disciplinary battalions. Soldiers in Macon gathered, sang international, amid protests against the new term.
Official figures show Belgium railways and the Antwerp port system suffered sharply in April from the suffrage strike. Net railway losses totaled about 1.091 million dollars, with April earnings dipping versus the previous year. Antwerp port reports 240 thousand dollars in lost trade and seven fewer ship calls in the same period.
Representative Stout introduced a bill to authorize $100,000 for the commissioner general of immigration to collect and publish information on products and physical characteristics of each state and territory. The information would be distributed to immigrants arriving and printed in several languages for broad accessibility.
Albert Freeman, linked to Julian Hawthorne in a mall investor fraud case, was released on 150000 bail this afternoon while appealing. He serves a five year sentence and has been in jail since his conviction in March. Friends provided funds and sureties for the bond.
Smiley Hunt of Boise, a long-time policeman, is described as an efficient driver. An advertisement for Plant Juice quotes him saying the product improved his digestion and overall health after two bottles. The Plant Juice man is at Smith Drug Company. refund offered if it does not help.
The Hyomei remedy promises quick relief from catarrhal troubles by inhalation. It claims to prevent spread along mucous membranes and to treat all stages of catarrh with a money back offer if not benefited. The complete outfit costs 1, with optional 30 cent refills at local druggists in Anaconda and Butte.
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