Old Fashion Beer Review Offers Perfection Claim
An old fashioned beer advert touts high quality ingredients. It boasts barley malt, select hops, and pure yeast culture. The copy claims the brew stands in a class by itself as the acme of perfection.
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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Aug 17, 1912
Page
10
An old fashioned beer advert touts high quality ingredients. It boasts barley malt, select hops, and pure yeast culture. The copy claims the brew stands in a class by itself as the acme of perfection.
A damaged OCR read announces a Democratic county convention to be held at the courthouse in Anaconda on August 1912 at 10 am to nominate candidates for county and district offices. Delegates to the state convention will be chosen. Caucuses and primaries set for August 22, 1912 at 7 o clock.
State Board of Examiners invites bids for examination supplies and 10 reeds pine and fir wood to be delivered to the Soman's dormitory of the University of Montana Missoula. Bids due Aug 3 at noon. opened at the university office. Bids to be mailed in duplicate to EB Craighead, President, with list of supplies on application to J B Craighead. Right to reject, increase, or diminish quantities reserved.
Fort Renton Montana hosts Methodist camp with 0 preachers and many laymen. Daily services from 8 am to 9 pm, gospel tents and bell-ringing. political sentiment favors Democrats with Rev F Riggin denouncing government heads and leaning toward Woodrow Wilson. Veteran ministers Rev Riggin and Rev Job Little seek retirement. Montana Wesleyan University officials attend to seek support.
Philadelphia authorities charged the Moving Picture Patents Company and the General Film Company with monopolizing the motion picture trade. The suit names Biograph Edison Lubin Pathe and others, alleging restraints on production and theater access and seeking cancellation of interlocking licenses.
The petition claims 2 500 000 to 8 000 000 feet of pictures are printed weekly by manufacturers and distributed nationwide. It alleges over 100 000 in interest across branches of the business. The defendants are said to control 70 to 80 percent of the film business with about 7408 exhibitors. The Motion Picture Patents Company is the holding company for all defendants patent rights except royalties. The company allegedly brings suits under its patents to harass and oppress uncooperative parties in the motion picture trade. The General Film Company is named in the allegations.
Washington August 13 The moving picture anti trust fight proceeds as the justice department seeks a judicial ruling on how Sherman Act provisions relate to patent laws The action tests whether firms and individuals can join separate patent monopolies into a single giant monopoly through combinations and agreements Detected in today’s filing are references to the Verendante films distribution and the consolidation of rental exchanges with cash and preferred stock in a major industry shift
Last evening featured a varied program with Heaven Avenues All See Jones and Redemption of Red Tie at the Grand. The Alcazar offered Mverres and the Man, and The Sucegiers Daughter, a western drama with lively acting. The Pennant Jussie drew laughs as a top comedy, while Mr Chase performed an illustrated song Time for Time Is the Sum mertime.
The article previews a tense campaign as five contenders vie for power. It urges readers to follow Standard Montana for up-to-date coverage and notes a subscription price of $1 per month for daily and Sunday editions delivered by routes or mail across the United States Canada and Mexico.
In Cascade county 18 prisoners led by William Stringer attempted a bold jail escape at 2 o clock. Deputy Jim Taylor was grabbed in the corridor while disposing of dinner remains, gagged, and choked before Deputies Imers and Sheriff Collins arrived with guns. Prisoners, about to emerge, were halted only by threats to shoot.
A Sheridan dispatch reports the Northern Wyoming Coal Operators Association and United Mine Workers District 22 in a wage scale battle set to expire in September. Miners seek higher wages in certain classes, shorter hours, and better conditions, while operators push to keep the current scale. Thomas Gibson, Arthur Morgan, and James Morgan lead the district, with conferences likely to continue for several days.
A social dance is announced for tonight at A H hall under city event listings. Local residents are urged to attend for music and communal gathering with no additional details provided.
The state board of examiners invites bids for six months with bids due by 1 oclock p.m. on Wednesday, Aug. 3, 1919, to be publicly opened. Bids must specify brand quality and normal unit price and be mailed in plain envelopes marked Bids for Sup to Nad on applicat. The board reserves right to reject all or part, and to order supplies as needed within reasonable limits. Boulder, 7, Swinderhurst, and Bowlder, Mont, Aug. 10, 1919.
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