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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 26, 1914
Page
16
A partial OCR legible list shows shoulder and rib mutton chops with entries for Tb and Tb Muttonster Birloin steaks. The remaining items are cut off, providing no clear event or context beyond a meat cut catalog snippet.
Tuesday night at the gardens grows popular with dancers flocking to the midweek social. Weather does not deter attendees as cars bring patrons to the pavilion for a comfortable evening of dancing.
Colonel Buckets, recovering from appendicitis at Butte Emergency Hospital, is fueling bets on his outcome with odds of three to one in his favor. Supporters have supplied a nurse as he plans to attend the track when the ponies race.
Marriage licenses issued yesterday include John I Verlinden and Sophie E Ling who wed at Judge Mc Clernan. Rose L Jove to marry Thomas J White and Margaret V Joyce to become Mrs Thomas A Collins. Licenses went to John Bareithere Pauline Keller Earl Henrath and Donar D Wilson.
State authorities approved a grant to city treasurer Dan Shov Un totaling 1387.72 to be credited to the disability fund of the Butte fire department. The department's total due is 2054.68, but current appropriation falls short and the remaining balance will be covered in a deficiency bill by the next legislature. The money derives from the insurance fund.
The jury in Judge McClernan’s department ruled in favor of Laura J. Waters against William Waters over piano ownership. Waters, separated and running a boarding house, claimed she paid for the instrument. Waters contends it was bought for their daughter. The jury sided with Waters and awarded damages.
News from Washington indicates a successor to Jerome J. Locke, who resigned as surveyor general, will be named soon. Bob Lindsay of Butte, a noted engineer and surveyor, is among several applicants and has strong backers including Senator T. J. Walsh. Lindsay is regarded as capable and well known in Montana.
Judge Donlan approves the adoption of John Walter Berkey 10 Francis Hangs Berkey 7 Joseph Edward Berkey 6 by George M. Southworth, the children's stepfather, with Lydia Southworth formerly Berkey consenting. The family walked out smiling as the father pledged to raise them as his own.
The annual spring reunion of the Butte consistory began yesterday and will run for four days ending Thursday evening with a banquet. Members and visiting brethren are invited to attend, signed by THE COMMITTEE.
Notice describes watch cleaning services priced at $1 and a $1.50 charge, with a one year guarantee. Secretary J. M. Bateman of Mainsprings appears in the notice, referencing Mayer the manufacturing jeweler located at 29 West Parks.
The Rev C A Rexroad urged ministers to curb Sunday entertainments including dances and moving pictures and to favor strict Sabbath observance. He argued Sunday saloons and theaters undermine morality, praised privately held gatherings, and warned against cheap vaudeville and lax censorship while urging homespun, wholesome recreation.
Fred A. Daurenheim of Richmond San Francisco a music leader and manager of the Premier band writes that Akos mineral relieved his sciatic rheumatism and rheumatic pain after nine months. He claims three weeks of use ended seven days of severe pain and restored him to work walking again with no aid. He says Akos treats rheumatism stomach trouble eczema catarrh liver and kidney ailments and piles. Demonstrations are underway.
The speaker argues for higher educational standards in entertainment and culture in Butte. He warns against cheap tastes in amusements, urges better taste and judgment from community leaders, and supports developing lyceum and chautauqua offerings to cultivate informed, cultured citizens.
Jake Pincus proprietor of the Tuxedo Cigar Store is recovering after an appendicitis operation at Mur Fay Hospital. He is expected to be discharged in about two weeks.
Washington May reports the supreme court affirmed the conviction of Martin O. Campo owner and Kalaw editor of El Renaciemento for criminally abusing Dean C. Worcester former interior secretary in the Philippines.
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