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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Aug 08, 1913
Page
9
The note explains that high quality flour comes from first choice hard wheat, thoroughly scoured before milling to remove dirt. Dirt in flour is said to cause sour bread, so readers are urged to use clean flour and notice the difference in their bread.
Judge Donlan presided as Mrs. Novosane Ruffatto and Ferdinand Petercci sought a wedding in his early morning chambers. Ruffatto produced the license and the couple wed after a brief, affectionate ceremony. Ruffatto had been married before. Petercci had not.
The Old Melody, a two part rural romance, headlines the American theater program. King Baggot stars as a conflicted husband in a realistic tale of love, memory, and reconciliation sparked by an old violin. The bill includes three other photoplays and a strong musical program by Betty Stokes.
Houston Post recounts a home trick for freeing rain stuck windows. By grabbing the two cords above the sash, pulling down, then releasing, the weights fall back and jerk the window free, enabling easy opening without heavy effort or male help.
Uruguay passes a general eight hour work law affecting all sectors. The measure extends limits on daily hours and aims to standardize labor practices nationwide.
Giberson defied city rules by installing plumbing without a permit. Plumbing Inspector Callahan testified he was served with notice, but Giberson, claiming union confusion, refused to heed it. Judge Rooher ordered three days to remove the plumbing and barred further work without the required permit.
The Montana Railway Club, with over 100 members and officials from lines across the state, will hold its annual business meeting Saturday at 8 and a banquet at the Silver Bow club. A. H. Heilbronner, W. H. Merriman, A. J. Hillman, and L. B. Woods organize arrangements. H. A. Gallawey of B. A. F. acts as toastmaster.
Advert says black sateen overshirts in all sizes for $1 at Boucher's 37 39 West Park Street. Tomorrow at 9, Hennessy men's store offers about 2000 shirts commonly $1.75 to $5 values for $1 each, urging buyers to be early.
Walter Cuchine and Homer Genette were arrested by Deputy Sheriff Kellar on a robbery by assault charge after Nick Paljeski, a railroad worker, said two men strapped him to a telephone pole outside the Main saloon on Boulevard addition near the cemetery and robbed him of his watch. Paljeski identified the accused. Genette initially admitted the watch was his, and the belt restraint was used in the alleged prank.
Don’t kick. Don’t go to a shoemaker to have your plumbing done. always hire a practical man who knows the business. Killeen the plumber. Phone 1169, 47 East Broadway.
General Burleson swears by the old maxim and cites a daily schedule shared with Secretary Tumulty. He rises at five, reads papers until six, eats breakfast, reviews reports till nine, then works at the Post Office Department until five without lunch, dines at six or seven, and goes to bed at eight.
Attorney Poore outlines appeal points after Judge Booker fines Thornton Realty $60 plus $5 daily for encroachment. City asserts right to remove encroachments, with bond $500 and ten day stay granted. Several other encroachment cases settled or dismissed.
About 200 Butte Elks and wives left on the Milwaukee train to Missoula for the state convention. Others traveled via Northern Pacific with more departures today by different routes. Butte aims to host the next convention amid a large parade and strong showing by delegates. Music was promised along the parade route despite the absence of the band.
Numbers of the Improved Order of Red Men from Montana traveled through Butte yesterday on the way to Anaconda for the state convention opening today. Among delegates is Great Incohenee Carl Foster of Bridgeport, Conn. Butte hosts the oldest Montana tribe and will be well represented. The fraternal order assists its members and their widows and orphans.
Major Francis Douglass Walker once loomed large in New York society with a storied Civil War record and sensational acting scandal. After a life of travel and poverty, he ended as a penitent inmate of the Confederate Soldiers' Home in Columbia, South Carolina, where friends secured relief and a clerical position.
In St Etienne France authorities enforce a rule excluding women wearing visible hatpins from all public transport and entertainment venues. The measure targets apparel as a restriction on public behavior and prompts debate among citizens and reformers.
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