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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Aug 16, 1912
Page
5
Readable ad listing fresh fish varieties including salmon halibut jack whitefish herring pike carp perch with prices per pound and sack sizes. Also promotes Gold Medal and Lutey’s premium flours with 4 and 49 pound sack pricing and a limited tomorrow special.
The article discusses the rapid growth of the woman suffrage movement and mentions a reader reason for educational books. It cites a work titled American Government by Frederick Teekin, claiming it explains the workings of the U S government in plain terms likened to housekeeping. It promotes the book as an educational service for readers.
The Beaverning County Fair Association votes funds to cover youth entrants travel to the state fair. A special prize offers a free trip on the Beaverlyad county special train for the first premium winner in yeast bread, sugar cookies, and lager cake by a girl under 20. Members are urged to attend Friday meeting and a special trip to the lake is planned.
Milwaukee facing expansion talks with Tacoma and Seattle amid rumors of a Canada Atlantic link. Projects include new terminals, storage yards, and large passenger stations in the Northwest, with multi‑million outlays and land options from Seattle to Vancouver.
Vancouver notices that Augli felr north of Vancouver real estate left him by his brother who died there. Alué McLaren a Calgary bootblack and elevator boy is expected this week to claim the fortune. The will left the widow the estate for a year, after which it should go to the brother. The time has elapsed and the widow threatens a lawsuit while Jaggers says the bootblock chain is valid.
Chicago is marked by a centennial commemoration of the Fort Lear boon massacre. Patrimonial and memorial groups gathered at East Highteenth Street at 10 o clock to honor soldiers and pioneers. the note lists a Deer Lodge event and a Butte train schedule as part of the celebration.
Local court hears motorists offenses with Judge Boohers promising defense for those charged. Fines range from 5 to 20 dollars for various offenses. Several cases dismissed due to dates or professional commitments. Gambling charges tied to a Cash House roulette game result in fines for Montz and Cobn. ONeil, Smith, and others face disturbance charges. one case postponed.
A vague notice outlines Mayer’s extensive business with customers who resist higher charges. It states law requires water cleaning or repairs and that customers won’t pay more than $1 for a mainspring or $10 for cleaning it. Mayer guarantees each for pre year for the American water building at 28 West Pack.
Commencing Wednesday July 1 the Butte Anaconda and Pacific railway runs a special train leaving Butte at p.m. arriving at Gregeon at p.m. returning from Anaconda at 9 15 p.m. arriving Butte 11 10 p.m. Miners Savings Bank of Butte Montana offers savings deposits at 4 percent with safety deposit boxes.
Spokane and Hem zote bie puntenot Ge Tabteling aes announce a contract award for a major road extension. The project involves improving alignments between Puget and Chicago routes, including a new depot near the company’s yards in Butte. Expected savings include time gains for Puget Sound trains and a larger depot site adjacent to Wright yards.
Reports indicate Sodline Croeavors intends to enter Montana via a 75 mile Maxton Ambrose extension from Divide to Valley County. Regulatory steps were sent to the Secretary of State for status, with questions on foreign corporate status and domestic incorporation. The Attorney General notes a formal charter or articles are needed to authorize business in Montana.
A fragmented notice reports rising land prices and tax charges in Iowa Winds and Salmon valleys. It warns the North West land cost is climbing, urging readers to invest now as farm holdings and real estate values surge amid looming market shifts.
Simibiond Conis and Wiscaries prepare for a major engagement five miles apart near New York City. Units deploy, artillery shells whistle, and commanders chart movements as both sides rush to seize a decisive outcome in the looming confrontation.
Dawson Yukon Territory reports from two men arriving from Mackenzie region describe discovery of blonde Eskimos by American explorers. The expedition, linked to whaling and long voyages, aims to land at a western Alaska port and continue voyage preparations amid uncharted southern Victoria Land shores.
A fragmentary notice describes a large United States government exhibition at Congress with displays across multiple sites. It mentions the Department of Agriculture and a joint space allocation for federal and state government displays in an exhibit hall wing.
A broken OCR fragment reports severe weather affecting Spanish fishermen. It references a hurricane, a sinking, and fatalities along the coast, but details are unclear due to garbled text.
Notice to homeowners announces shop closures on Saturday and September related to PE prevention measures and a plan for horseshoe events. The convention and auction terms are noted with Annonce from the Oresherd Lin.
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