Market Items and Prices From Local butchers
Readable items show prices for meats including veal and mutton stews and lamb stew per pound. Also mentions roast beef and vieal per pound with pricing notes in period style.
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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Aug 05, 1919
Page
5
Readable items show prices for meats including veal and mutton stews and lamb stew per pound. Also mentions roast beef and vieal per pound with pricing notes in period style.
An advertisement touts S. S. S. as a purely vegetable blood treatment made from roots herbs and barks. It claims to cleanse the entire system purify the blood and build up the body while avoiding mineral medicines that damage the bowels. The ad invites readers to obtain S. S. S. at drug stores and to write to the Medical Director in Atlanta Georgia.
The commission met in the federal building yesterday to investigate nine complaints about lommes claims. Philip Moore was the sole member who visited Hutte, with two others forming a tentative panel. The group plans thorough investigations and will forward recommendations to Washington authorities.
Surprises bloom in first round as Vincent Richards loses to Clarence Griffin in four sets and William Johnson struggles against JW Foster. Historical note mentions a curious aside about a loving cup and a royal potteries gift imbued with theatrical whimsy, reflecting gossip from the event.
About 200 Butte newsboys attended the annual outing and field day at Columbia Gardens organized by Manager R. Wharton of the street railway company. The event featured sports at the baseball grounds, free lemonade and lunches, and rides on the high dive hurdy hurdy and merry go round. A dozen events followed with winners listed in several classes and races among the boys. The day also saw many Helena and Dillon locals visiting the Finlen and Thornton hotels in town.
A flurry of daytime and overnight guests appear at the Leggat and Thornton hotels. Names include G. A. Larson J. R. Troeltzach C. C. Kinsley B. E. Mathews J. L. Mathews Mra Johnson Mrs Henault V. C. Browning Mack Sugg and others from Dillon Helena Warm Springs Butte Philipsburg Dillon Wallace Idaho Spokane and Montana towns.
Arrangements for the annual meeting of the Sons and Daughters of the Pioneers of Montana are underway for August 29 and 30 in Butte under the direction of Mrs J K Hesler, vice president of Silver Bow county, and Fred Sheust, state president. A welcome meeting for all eligible members will be held at the Finlen hotel Wednesday night to hear committee reports. Members are urged to attend and submit applications.
A two year old girl wandered from Copper Street Sunday, causing parental worry until she was found on the railroad tracks by a helper girl. She was kept at 121% East Woolman Street before her parents located her yesterday afternoon and returned her home.
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