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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Sep 06, 1919
Page
2
Gardening in the clouds proves fruitful as Mr. and Mrs. James Dailey of 24 Rose Street win first prize in Walkerville district at the county garden show. Their pumpkins hemp and corn matured at 6100 feet, a possible U.S. record, with corn praised by Mr. Dailey for late-season yields pending frost.
Ninety nine births and 60 deaths were recorded by the city health department. Of the births 44 were males and 55 females, while the deaths included 87 males and 23 females. No contagious disease death was recorded, leaving the city practically free.
Women’s recreation classes for 1919 1920 resume at the Butte high school gym Tuesday evening under Miss Anna Krook director. Sessions run Tuesday and Thursday 7 to 9 or 10 with a $5 yearly fee for ages 18 and up. New applicants need a physician’s certificate. The school board also eyed opening the plunge and gym for men if 60 applications are received. apply to M I Danahey, gymnasium director.
The baby buffalo named Pioneer was chosen by street railway manager J R Wharton to honor early pioneers. Other suggestions included Pershing Roosevelt Wilson Mickey Hoover. Formal christening of the youngster will take place at the gardens today.
The Davis-Daly report for August shows a tonnage more than doubling any prior month. Copper output reached one and a half million pounds with an operating profit of $140,000, while ore production averaged 325 tons per day at about 50 percent copper. A dividend announcement is anticipated soon.
Dawson Y Sept 5 Placer gold shipments from Alaska and Yukon camps this year likely total 6 225 900, says Volney Richmond of Dawson, Northern Commercial. Klondike creeks lead with 2 000 000. Tanana valley towns about 500 000. Circle camp 226 000. Koyukuk valley 100 000. Marshal territory 65 000. Chandi 5 000. Estimates issued before navigation closes.
London reports the Montenegrin situation remains unclear despite Serbian denials. Government officials had viewed it with alarm a week earlier, and now authorities state the country is in a state of uncertainty.
Premier Clemenceau received Herbert Hoover, head of the relief organization, as he prepared to depart for London. He thanked Hoover for his services and discussed the current French economic situation with Moorer to spur a broader reswaping effort.
Former Crown Prince Rupprecht of Bavaria writes to the president of the Bavarian diet stating his intention to revisit Bavaria and thanking for government protection should extradition be demanded by the Entente. He says he will accept the offered protection if needed.
County Treasurer C T Puckett reports a depleted treasury with 213 548 17 dollars remaining. Balances show general 656 16, contingent 8 348 11, sinking 4 872 13, plus trust and agency and school funds. Warrant registrations amount to 40 000 and may continue until 1919 taxes are paid, with hope of returning to cash basis later.
In Kansas City Missouri a police skirmish left one officer dangerously wounded and another injured while three bandits were wounded. The newly formed police squad hunted car thieves and entered a dark hallway in a business district building where gunfire erupted. Officers found Liberty bonds valued at $48 000 among items at the bandit headquarters.
Washington September 5 8 Abbott Maginnis of Salt Lake City Utah was named today by President Wilson to be minister to Bolivia He will succeed John D O Rea who died at La Paz from smallpox more than a year ago The United States has had no minister to Bolivia since his death with the legation in charge of the first secretary
Paris September 5 The commission recommended to the peace conference the maintenance of public order in Fiume by an American and British police force Marines forming the American contingent were cited as the policing units amid disturbances understood to have followed Lieutenants and generals reporting unrest
Paris on Thursday reports President Poincare and Ambassador Hugh G. Wallace will speak at the cornerstone laying for a monument at Ponte de Grave. The statue will copy the Statue of Liberty and commemorate American troops landing in France in World War I. Teuton editor punished in Hamburg. Volks Zeitung editor jailed three weeks for alleged insult to Gustav Noske.
Washington Sept 5 The executive committee of the Socratic national committee will meet in Atlantic City on Sept 1 27 Chairman Cummings announced to lay out the program and set dates for the proceedings.
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