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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Apr 30, 1913
Page
3
Americans escaping Mexico City report danger from rebels and fire, arriving aboard the City of Tampico. Refugees describe overcrowded transport, demoralized business, and lack of sleeping accommodations as they seek safety and leave the capital.
Report from the Madera district describes insurgents under Villa packing nearly a ton of gold and silver bullion valued at about 180 000 pesos. A wagon drawn by mules carried the treasure with around 200 followers nearby, amazing travelers arriving in El Paso from the border region.
Worcester Telegram reports the U S government is giving away willow switches under widow cuttings to aid basket makers and chair builders. The Agriculture Department notes wet soil crops, surplus cuttings, and a limit of 100 cuttings per person, urging caution to boys and guardians about potential deception.
Anaconda Odd Fellows honor the ninety fourth anniversary of the order founded in 1815. Jonathan Sewell received a veteran’s jewel as D W Selfridge spoke on fellowship and charity. The banquet highlighted fraternal unity, with addresses stressing brotherhood, loyalty, and community service among members, families, and allied lodges.
A fragmentary text asserts pride in a Montana emblem and homeward ideals. It mentions a wall picture and values of truth and love, with unclear names and phrases reflecting a dedication to homeland. The passage is partially garbled but centers on emblematic devotion and communal identity.
A stream of travel and social notes fills today’s page with names like Marlin Capinus, Mrs. W. He Raymond, J. Jesson, and R. J. Alexander visiting from Butte, North Yakima, Spokane, and Cheyenne. Businesses and auctions pop up as vendors promote goods, while residents from Columbus, Deer Lodge, and Helena are noted as local visitors or shoppers.
A damaged rundown advertises smoked meats moneylender lard and hams with prices like per pound and per dozen. It mentions various goods including cornmeal jam and curry, with unclear spellings and enumeration of assorted grocery items and condiments. The text reads like a rough catalog entry from a historic market page.
Railroad of Tutte won a business visitor in the city yesterday. J A McConnell and F C McConnell of Georgetown transact business in the city. Nat Geo in Oliver Twist tonight at the Treal-Ady. Mrs. Mary O’teen called to Baring, Missouri. L O I A members to receive communion at St Pause Church tomorrow at 8. A meeting of the anesthesia club at the assembly hall tonight. Thomas Methweld, John Lawles, Robert Campbell return from mining properties at Briver Take. Edward Uy Goan and Helena WW Conk married license issued yesterday. will reside in Malden, Wash. Creedy ad for lemons, peaches, mummots. Wanted girl with high school education for office work. Ten-thousand property owners sought in Canada. Charley ChesAay and Mean of Malden. Mr and Mrs J F Cocke to move to Malden, Wash. Trout fishing reported near Choargetown lake. good catch noted. Mar ried Tuesday morning at Rey J F Pignat pttleiatlg. After visit, they will reside in Malden, Wash. Crowds gathered for feature at the theater. plans for future shows noted.
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