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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 01, 1907
Page
17
A store promotes an autumn sale featuring 2,800 pairs of fall and winter shoes once ordered for this season. The pitch describes rising prices and urges customers to buy now for the coming cold days, hinting at unfinished inventory and future plans.
Garments made of flannelette and kimono flannels feature stripe effects with pink or blue borders. Some designs include Persian and butterfly motifs with wide collars and braid trim, offered as good values even at regular price.
Roosevelt arrives in St Louis as a conference opens with attorneys general from many states to plan a coordinated anti trust campaign. Topics include evidence exchange, prosecutions, labor disputes, public franchise laws, and a proposed national arbitration law.
Western and southern state attorneys general met in August to finalize a general plan and issue a call. The move reportedly has unofficial backing from President Roosevelt and Attorney General Bonaparte who see benefits in enforcing anti trust laws nationally and across states.
New York on September 30 reports a public auction at the seizure room of the appraiser stores. Unclaimed port goods to be sold to highest bidders include wines liquors cigars cigarettes playing cards and other items. Tax must be paid before removal. Valuable dress goods jewelry and miscellaneous articles are also offered.
London reports claim Canada would take over Esquimault fortifications. Admiralty officers reply there is no plan to resume control or boost British Pacific fleet strength. The Canadian government currently administers Esquimault.
Special correspondence reports George Cristy taken to Warm Springs asylum by Sheriff Ward after a weekend attack on his wife. He is 74 years old and has prior residence at the facility. He was returned to the county jail that night. No recovery is expected.
Dillon reports Beaverhead county high school singled out in the new Montana higher geography for its agricultural course. The article notes it is the only Montana school with such a program among a few nationwide. Also mentions the Butte Commercial Bank offering 4 percent on time deposits.
Spokane dispatch tells the life story of Rev. Dr. Everett Merrill Hill a prospector mail carrier and missionary who has been assigned to the Jefferson Street Methodist Episcopal church in Spokane Mrs Hill and he will be welcomed by Columbia River conference leaders led by Bishop David H Moore on Oct 11 Hill born Thorn dyke Maine later worked in Colorado Wyoming California and Mexico before entering ministry He studied at Denver University Napa College and Boston University of Theology and has served in Oregon Washington and Mexico City amid health moves and a Spokane assignment
AP reports widespread distress in Malaga as storms and floods devastate the region. Government struggles to curb famine driven food looting, while many bodies are found in mud. An immigrant encampment on the quay disappeared days ago and is feared lost. Damage estimated at 3.8 million dollars with fifteen hundred stores ruined.
Judge F C Webster resumes district court in Hamilton with the Bresee versus Campbell horse ownership case set for trial. Eighteen witnesses are subpoenaed as the suit promises a long proceeding. Corcoran leaves for Idaho after land drawing win. Corcoran household goods follow. Administration letters filed for Carl G Carlson estate. Myers travels to Missoula for district court duties. Padden visits from Como for a heavy apple crop year. Shook returns from Stevensville. Crutchfield Woolfolk Gibson representatives of Chicago firm in Hamilton to buy 60 cars of Bitter Root apples. Baggs arrives to act as attorney in today’s district court proceedings.
Delegates from Mexico, Canada, Cuba and South America join officials from across the United States as the American Public Health Association begins its thirty fifth annual convention at the Marlborough Blenheim hotel. Topics include pure milk, diphtheria lab findings, immigration and sanitation as the group promotes hygiene and public health measures.
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