Standard office ad rates and address in Butte
The principal branch office of the Standard at 119 North Main Street Butte hosts editorial and advertising departments. Advertising rates furnished on application.
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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Aug 06, 1917
Page
5
The principal branch office of the Standard at 119 North Main Street Butte hosts editorial and advertising departments. Advertising rates furnished on application.
A scatter of notices lists visitors to Butte from Livingston Helena Missoula Billings and Belgrade. Local business mentions rent planes from Orton Bros and writing materials at the P O news stand. The Free Silver and Banner lodges plan a picnic next Tuesday at Gregson with Express details.
John McDonald of Seattle editor of the Industrial Worker was arrested in Portland for passing I W W literature after a mass meeting. A mob of I W W agitators besieged police and threatened many, prompting police to jail McDonald on a city ordinance charge. sympathizers collected $131 to aid release, accepted when he promised to appear Monday.
Geneva report cites Secolo claiming German General Von Palkenhaya has reached Constantinople to lead an assembly of Turkish divisions from Dobruja and Thrace. Austria provides artillery, Germany supplies officers, with a predicted offensive in mid September to retake Baghdad.
A damaged undersea cable between Guam and the Philippines disrupts Manila communications. Officials say messages can only be forwarded via Europe for now and restoration may take days or weeks as repairs proceed. The incident impacts news and commercial traffic across Hong Kong and the Pacific.
According to the Bi Zeitung Waldow has been named successor to Adolf von Batock as president of the German food regulation, commonly called the food dictator. Kowske the tailor at 202 N Main advertises services.
Ten thousand mourners crowded the streets of Butte for the Four mile funeral procession of Frank Little, lynched I W W leader. The silent parade featured red sashes and flags with only the American banner leading. The service concluded with eulogy and flowers distributed to the crowd as the body was lowered into Mountain View cemetery.
Astrological forecast notes a generally encouraging week with benefic aspects to Neptune Saturn and Jupiter. Bankers merchants and those handling essentials may see profits though some risk of scandals and legal trouble. expect restlessness among Americans and possible cabinet shifts while women oriented goods face misfortune and fashion shifts.
Six vaudeville features headline the program at the People's Hippodrome including Gibson Girls trio Ista and a Pathe News reel. The five part Triangin photoplay In Slumberland stars Thelm Salter, touted as America’s loveliest child actress, in a strong all around offering.
Early morning report says an attempted car theft occurred at the corner of Wye and Broadway. The thief damaged the ignition switch but left the damaged vehicle abandoned, with speculation that toy riders may have intended to use the machine.
A man suffered a fractured leg after being struck by a car on Harri Notice. Cremer reported the incident occurred at night near St. James hospital. The piece notes bids for a YMCA building in Butte Montana and mentions contractor notices, deposits, and bid requirements.
Two Michigan sisters long apart meet by chance in Butte after 37 years. Mrs. Mahoney of Hancock and Mrs. Sullivan of Leadville had traveled separately from Michigan to Colorado, then each moved to different towns. Their reunion at Mrs. Sullivan’s home surprised them as they had not recognized each other after decades apart.
Mineola New York August 5 Mrs Bianca Irazuriz De Saulles jailed for murder of former husband John Longer De Saulles. Attorney Henry A Uterhart says she was not heiress to millions at marriage, claiming only 160000 assets. Domestic strife arose after learns fortune squandered by Felas. De Saulles allegedly received 47000 after marriage, used for travels abroad to wed in Paris. Defense unclear on alienist evaluation. Mrs De Saulles remains composed in cell while seeking her son. Also noted is per capita agar consumption in the United States exceeding England and Denmark.
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