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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Aug 15, 1912
Page
5
A fresh roasted Cream coffee markets itself as a standout value with a bold aroma. The maker touts strong notes of Slayer influence in flavor while promising quality and affordability for coffee lovers seeking a robust daily brew.
Seagraves of Columbus, Ohio will supply Butte with two auto fire units a hose and ladder truck with chemical tank and a chief’s wagon for a four-man crew. The auto apparatus will be stationed at Arizona and Quarts streets, removing districts and enabling rapid response before horse-drawn engines arrive. The change aims to cut losses and may lead to layoffs after testing and commissioning.
Police Judge Booker and Assistant City Attorney discussed altering an automobile ordinance to display license numbers on headlight lamps rather than side lamps. Officer Baldisero reported Leo motor cars sped about 40 mph on Harrison Avenue, prompting a near collision as drivers ignored orders to stop.
A promotional notice praising The American Government as an accessible, authoritative overview of Washington’s institutions. It notes high approval from officials including President Taft, urges readers, especially students, to own the book, and highlights its educational value and clear chapters on each department. It also mentions favorable national reception.
In a crowded shop today the agent touts hundreds of items including Tigges and children’s shoes as well as men’s tan canvas shoes offered at $1 a pair. The firm notes increased staff to speed service and urges shoppers to come early and buy six pairs for the price of one.
The Stevens Glee Club will appear this Saturday night at Cylantoid Gardens with a varied program featuring songs such as Sliver Ye Sid, The Destruction Of Give, and Gentle Maid We Sing. The event is promoted by the wardens and includes performances by leading soloists and accompanists. The Standard of Montana urges readers to follow current political events and notes subscription details.
In Mineral Hill district, investors and attorneys from New York and local figures discuss a large gold property formerly owned by the Valea group. Prospects include mine facilities near the Wigases, with bids and prospective timber, water, and transport benefits cited. A mix of prospectors and lawyers, plus a Salmon Valley note, closes with a NY-bound Nichokie departure.
The Young Women's Association will host a stigma ball at Columba dens this evening with patronesses led by Mim 1 J Brophy and Mrs 44 R Lavaird among others. An expert program includes two numbers by an orchestra. Mountain View M. Es Stirchage deli promises plenty at Warot Springs on Wednesday Aug 21 with round trip plans. Booklets available at Latelar & Trowe's, 146 West Granite street.
In a crowded police court session multiple offenders faced fines for disturbances and petty crimes. Peewee paid 40 dollars for hurling objects, and another individual was fined 10 for peddling without a license. Charles Schulte faced a disturbance charge while Ava Sittoc’s case was dismissed. The proceedings also touched on nuisance and sewer-related concerns for South Wyamtay properties, with testimonies about conditions and required cleanups.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a fatal stabbing involving Haley and Charles Blitow near Puget Sound with an unnamed suspect, plus an informal subscription dance party under a ladies entertainment committee on a Saturday evening in August at Brannan's Orchestra venue.
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