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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 31, 1916
Page
23
New Sterling silver engraved and enamelled pieces introduced by Patson Novelty Gifts. Plain and decorative items highlighted for practical use and display, promising quality craftsmanship and lasting shine. Local shop showcases exhibit samples and gift ideas for daily elegance.
Butte items list visitors and guests from Missoula Helena Dillon and Anaconda plus births and local socials. Notices include a pontoon of names at residences, church groups and athletic teams. Mentions storage space, road improvements, and a few travel notes among residents and visitors.
Veterans and civil war veterans led a Memorial Day procession from Main Street to Mount Moriah cemetery to honor those who died on the battleship Maine in Havana harbor 1898. The event featured a roll call of the absent and readings, with Rev I Steele, Dudley Brown, and Thomas J. Walker delivering remarks on patriotism and remembrance.
A public gathering featured sentiments on safeguarding liberty and civic duty. Speeches urged vigilance from infancy to adulthood, while performances included Pauline Schell’s vocal piece and Alice Spaulding’s recitation, closing with a solo performance of Banner.
Coroner Lane and the sheriff indicate John Shea of Valparaiso likely died by his own hand after a thorough probe. The right hand showed powder burns and a missing finger, and the motive remains unclear though the family suspects foul play.
Med man claims Mes Pred intent. Winters changes tale claiming he shot himself. Mrs Knight denied discharging the revolver. At 20 West Silver street a shooting left Winters badly wounded. witnesses place blame on Knight or Winters. Winters, who spoke after surgery, says Knight’s love life matters, while authorities pursue the conflicting accounts. The bullet from left temple to right caused serious injuries. prognosis is poor.
Of 29 entrants in the Indianapolis auto race yesterday, all but two drove on Goodrich Silvertown tires. Leading users included Aith, Mera, Mulford, De Vigne, Le Cain, Duchesnea, Chandinell, Malone, Chevrolet, Hicken Trenderson, Rooney, Ander Kon, Bergdoll, Steeher, Testa, Ostenes, and Deno.
In Wile Washington May 20 a presidential proclamation urges nationwide observance of Flag Day on June 14 with patriotic exercises. It emphasizes unity, renewal of shared values, and expressions of love for the country as the flag’s meaning is celebrated.
A terse adage reflecting on how a man often borrows troubles, noting that what rarely exists can wind into a habit that becomes harder to resist. The saying suggests avoidance of negative habits to prevent accumulating difficulties.
A fragmented historical passage urges renewed devotion to independence liberty and the republic. It speaks of a supreme allegiance to a united nation in which all thoughts opposed to the founders vows are excluded and a stance of indivisible unity is proclaimed.
Gen Gabriel Gavira commander of Northern Chihuahua will leave by special train for Casas Grandes 120 miles from the border to confer with Gen J J Pershing on the forthcoming campaign against bandits. The meeting will cover only military matters to prevent accidental clashes between engaging parties.
Miss Georgia Bartley of Waterloo arrived yesterday. Mr and Mrs F Echard of Three Forks are in town. Attorney J H L Duffy of Anaconda and J P Burns from Great Falls are visiting. Texas, once twelfth in Jane in 1850, is now seventh in wealth, first in size and high in population, with high railroad value.
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