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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Aug 24, 1901
Page
9
The store offers a wide variety of fancy groceries including fresh fruits vegetables cakes pastries salads and desserts at low cash prices. It emphasizes its large roomy layout and electric breeze revolving shopping stints with polite prompt service making Saturday shopping comfortable and pleasant.
Fresh Fruits Choice offers fresh ripe peaches and plums. Lemons priced per dozen and pears advertised. A box of fruit lists $2.25 with four pounds noted for muskmelons. The fragment ends amid pricing and product names.
An advertisement touts Quaker bread as the finest light white nourishing bread. It claims no higher price than poorer bread and asserts buyers risk nothing by choosing Quaker bread. The copy mentions a four loaf offer.
Advertisement notes tender baby corn and Batavia tomatoes in two pound cans. Prices listed as case $2.75 and per can details appear, with references to fine sifted early June quality and general packing.
The advertisement extols BB butter as rich and golden with a sweet fresh flavor and absolute purity. It emphasizes cleanliness and broad appeal to consumers seeking quality dairy products.
Advertisement notes strictly fresh eggs with a guarantee and a price of 25 cents per dozen.
In a steam bakery the shop touts quality ingredients and cleanliness, inviting customers to visit. It advertises whipped cream pastries, chocolate éclairs filled with cream, macaroon tarts, delicate cakes, macaroons, ladyfingers, cookies, buns, and genuine old fashioned apple pies priced per dozen or per item.
The Confection Department promotes over 110 varieties of dainty confections, calling it the sweetest place in town. The display emphasizes a broad assortment and inviting ambiance to attract shoppers.
A local notice describes a surge of new Ade line purses and confections including high grade bonbons creams chocolates mints and nut creams offered per pound in assorted flavors describable as rich mellow and dainty.
A list shows 25¢ per pound for fancy confections already popular. Items include nut chocolate pound calm, mellow bonbons, peppermint creams, Egyptian pastes, almond creams, mixed candies at 2c per pound. Also mentions 100¢ postings and typical prices elsewhere.
The event features six starters Caprivi Guilder Bel Rainier Favorite Archibald and Gemmell with 158 pounds on each horse. Caprivi and Favorite near the pace with Gemmell facing keen public bets while riders speculate on chances and past results.
Adjutant General McCulloch organized Company B in Bozeman with S G Jeans as captain and Michael Joy and John Moore as lieutenants. Volunteers from the Spanish war and former Montana guards reenlisted. Adjutant General will organize Company B at Big Timber. Company A already organized in Bozeman. Names listed of the mustered men.
A cow returning from foraging near the poor farm was struck and killed by a moving excursion car on the Colombian gardens streetcar track. Motorman applied brakes too late. the animal died instantly. Passengers unharmed. The incident recalls a previous bull death after a red painted Jumbo car sighting.
A violent incident on Montana Street ends with the killer dead after firing on Kimball and his family. Kimball had threatened to kill all present over marital strife and a custody dispute involving his wife and child. Probers note Kimball had earlier discussed divorce with Burt Marsh. Kimball's cafe partner John Harris reports Kimball had been off work, planning to take the girl, with tensions escalating to gunfire.
Semi official notice from Berlin states the czar has definitively accepted Emperor William's invitation to attend naval maneuvers at Dantzic in an auto graph letter.
A renowned New York physician famed for therapeutic work becomes a target of mistaken identity after dressing in a colleague Blanks wardrobe while en route to a West travel lecture. A forged check, hotel detective, and indelible initials on clothing spark a humorous misadventure that ends with a rushed lecture and reparations.
The city uses a contract to collect and dispose of garbage by rail to a reduction works. There, it is sorted, oils and fats are skimmed for soapmaking, fertilizer is produced from the remaining material, and incidental profits come from horse hides and carcass processing. A monthly profit is claimed.
A railroad company faces a lawsuit seeking an order to prohibit cigarette smoking by its employees. The case cites nicotine smell annoying customers and non smokers, undermining honesty, making workers nervous, hindering memory and alertness, and reducing service quality.
Frankfort Kentucky August 23 physicians attending Mrs Beckham wife of Governor Beckham report hopeful for recovery. Her temperature lowered to 100.4 and strength is improving.
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