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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 22, 1919
Page
8
The Bag and Bag gage operation relocates to 43 East Broadway placing it in the center of Butte’s commerce near major offices. The move situates the business in the heart of the town’s business district and close to local work centers.
A small toe care remedy promises painless corn removal at a few cents per use. It claims quick results with simple application and no doctor visit required.
The Butte city council approved paving two main travel routes from the south and west to connect with existing streets, with potential federal aid. A service fire truck costing seven to eight thousand dollars was debated, along with town playground expansion and school board oversight, while streetcar plank upgrades and cobblestone reuse were discussed.
The playgrounds committee favored replacing cobblestones with space for a new natatorium site used for a playground. The Public Works chief proposed lowering sidewalk gas line tank taxes from eight to five dollars due to rising obstructions. The council approved paying fifty dollars for flowers to honor deceased firemen on Chief Fred Martin’s request. Curfew shifts to ten PM in warmer months per police petition.
Funds for the Methodist centenary drive pour in at a high daily rate. The column shows large totals and rising contributions across sections, signaling strong support for the southern church jubilee efforts.
Frank Wisesess amen oy seated on a bicycle on West Park Street yesterday evening when the bicycle broke and threw him to the ground. He was taken to St James hospital for treatment but was later found not seriously hurt and transported to his home at 213 South Dakota Street.
A Kentucky report explains a famed tree that bears walnuts and mulberries from a single trunk. The theory: four mulberry seeds sprouted where a walnut seed lay, growing side by side and fusing, creating a hybrid trunk with bark resembling both species.
Mrs Raymond J MacDonald died at 408 West Broadway after an illness of eight weeks The funeral is not yet arranged She died in the house where she was born at age 29 Surviving are her husband and children and relatives Deeply active in her Seattle mining and Catholic community she contributed to St Patricks and served the Red Cross and local charities
The regular Butte High School senate session featured a brisk address by Principal Bruce Millikin reflecting on college days and a Mammoth cave trip. A committee was assigned to organize an upcoming banquet. Members who hiked last Sunday praised the trek as great sport but hard on the feet. France, Britain, and Spain denounced their commercial treaties with Switzerland.
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