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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Aug 14, 1913
Page
4
Fragmentary note on books abroad by P. T. Goldberg mentions Monte Carlo and language cues. The passage hints at observations of expressions as a way to read conversation, with copyright dating to 1913. The text is partial and lacks full context.
State Board of Examiners invites bids for groceries and other dormitory supplies for Montana Agricultural College Bozeman for six months starting Sept 1 1913. Bids due Sept 6 1918 at noon, opened publicly at the college office.
The State school for the deaf and blind at Boulder Montana bids for six months starting Sept 1 1913. Bids will be opened publicly at the school office. Enclose in plain envelopes marked Bids for Supplies and addressed to H J Menzemer President. The board reserves the right to reject any or all bids and to order goods as required. Dated Helena Montana July 2 1913.
The state normal college at Dillon Montana invites bids for six months of groceries and dormitory supplies starting Sept 1. Bids or applications go to J E Monroe president Dillon Mont marked Bids for Supplies. The right to accept or reject any bids or adjust quantities is reserved.
The State Board of Examiners invites sealed bids for groceries and supplies to be delivered at the Twin Bridges Orphans Home Montana for six months. Bids must be received by noon August 29, 1913, and opened publicly at the home. Walter Shobe president, two envelopes marked Bids for Supplies. The board may accept or reject any bids or adjust quantities as needed. Secretary M Aldemson, Helena Montana, July 22 1912.
Salt Lake City officials brace for street meetings after police orders against Industrial Workers of the World demonstrations. Scarlett of local No. 69 links the unrest to labor aims, while a strike at United Smelting Refining & Mining Co. shows most workers returning. Police fear further clashes as threats of large-scale actions loom.
August Ferdinand Bebel a prominent German socialist died in Zurich at age 73. He joined the labor movement in 1862 and served in the Imperial parliament from 1871, facing imprisonment for high treason and lese majeste. Death caused by heart paralysis.
A Southern Workman article describes a mysterious Robeson County group of mixed race people with unfamiliar customs. It links their origin to the 1587 Roanoke colony of Sir Walter Raleigh and Captain John White, noting the fate of the Roanoke settlers and the women and children among White's party.
Birmingham houses the principal world source of jews harps with the Truman family supplying for sixty years. The industry grew around Ashtedrow, tracing to Halessomen origins and remains in a small home smithy reflecting Black Country roots. Britain’s market is no longer the top, with exports to many far regions including a Zulu musician needing a larger size.
A series of employment notices seek a salesman for real estate with prospects of prosperity and high pay, plus positions for bright boys to sell Standards, organizers for the Benevolent Order of Deer, a ranch hand, two first class solicitors, and a practical tailor in Lewistown. Also listed are a Christian salesman and a Parisian dyeing and cleaning service in Butte.
Classifieds for the Standard test at branch agencies receive the same 1 cent a word rate as the main office in Butte or Anaconda. Ads are telephoned to the Standard office for prompt publication with listings across Butte West and East, Walkerville, Centerville, and nearby streets including Granite Alabama Talbot Park and Main.
A lengthy classified column lists FOR SALE items across categories including billiards and bowling supplies, various vehicles and parts, a piano with stool, used motorcycles, a Remington typewriter, a Vose piano, honey, a team of work horses, a Buick auto, and a five passenger Buick. It also includes WANTED notices for grocery partnership, horse handling, a child to care for, and housework by the day. The Rombauer Assay Co. offers assay services in Butte.
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