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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Aug 28, 1912
Page
5
An early 20th century advertisement highlights Luies Market offers with a dollar mix of groceries priced around 1.50. It promotes horseradish, pure catsup, fresh cantaloupes by crate, and various meats including fresh tripe and sausage, touting quality and value with emphasis on weekly specials.
A brief notice notes pricing for table corn and beans sold by the dozen cans. Limited readable text lists a unit price and product type, indicating a small grocery or market listing. No additional details or dates are visible.
Testimony in Seattle reveals witnesses in the government antitrust suit against the Northwestern Lumbermen’s Association and six other defendants. J. H. Hewitt and S. L. Johnson described past sales to mail-order houses and the association’s blacklisting tactics aimed at routing lumber to Davenport and Muscatine, with letters showing efforts to halt such sales.
Silver Bow county to meet at the Great Northern for the state Democratic convention, with three big coaches and a baggage car. Delegations travel via Deer Lodge and Butte routes, while Silver Bow plans to unite behind shared instructions despite likely split in candidate support.
Mary O'Brien filed for divorce after her husband habitually left and deserted their four children. He left with little money, returning briefly, before leaving again and facing potential court action. The case traces years of neglect, accusations of drinking, and attempts to secure support while the family faced hardship.
A court ordered sale of property on West Park Street owned by Maynh A. Stenberg in a case involving the Miners Crust and Sayings bank with awards totaling 2448 dollars. Damages and various lawsuits against local officials and businesses proceed, including marital dissolutions and notices of contested claims. The heating of a maritime suit against Mayor Duncan was continued, with parties naming Sam Pasey and Sam Sardinitovbedy seeking four sixty dollars for work in Hell Gate canyon.
Mayer's guarantee covers a free replacement of a broken mainspring within 42 months of installation, with no hassle. The offer includes a $1 charge for the mainspring and is stated at 29 West Ark.
The executive board consisting of James McGrew Billy McCormack James Taylor James Cotter and James Keny is requested to meet Thursday at 2 oclock in the Inter Mountain office.
The first prayer meeting of the year will begin tonight at 7 o'clock. The pastor will be in charge. A very full attendance of members is desired.
Auction notices state Shoshone and other lands in western Wyoming to be sold under Interior Department supervision. James W. Whitten announces sales to begin in September at Lander and Provo with prices around per acre. Purchasers may bid individually or via agents as limited parcels offered. existing residences or cultivations will be repaired.
A mass meeting of the Progressive party in Silver Bow County was called to meet at Meske g or s hall on Mercury and Montariae streets at 7 oclock Thursday evening to elect 10 delegates and 10 alternates for the Progressive State convention to be held in Helena on September 6. J A H Harris is president with EB Moyle as secretary.
Solice Court notes report William Pag and Bere Wilson were arrested by Chief Murphy on suspicions noted in police fudge. Sentenced in 30 days in jail. Ringtall Mayray charged with misconduct. John Wall cited for speeding. Minera Savings Bank and Federal decorum. U S Depository for jostal savings funds at 4 percent. Safe deposit boxes offered.
A historical report outlines a board discussion on appointing a militia head. Major Ue Ttuett and several officers are named, with Cheney ruling guiding the selection of the next highest officer. The piece mentions bishops, inspectors, and captains amid a procedural contest and anticipated leadership changes.
A report from Tirieua describes Miran Van tk a young man of two years’ standing under hypnotic influence linked to delusions of persecution. Examined by Barbour and Teinwith, Van Burkirk’s condition is attributed to mental strain and romantic fixation with a physician’s earlier hypnotic guidance. The piece notes Van Burkirk’s admission to a destiny today in Los Angeles.
Eugene W Cuapin, Prohibition candidate for president, said in St. Albans Vermont that ten million Americans have shifted from producers to consumers due to the liquor trade, explaining the rising cost of living during his Vermont stop. The address continued his critique five days after entering the state.
Washington Aug 77 Senator W E Chilton of West Virginia faced irregularity charges led in the senate yesterday by Governor Gingscock and others. He wired today for full votes of the petition though it was not printed in the congressional record. The charges also implicate his colleague Senator Watson. Bargains advertised at Loyal fire case feature heavy discounts on all items with claims of no reserved stock.
A Roundup Montana event features Gaelic singing and football at Gregson Springs on Monday September 2 with activities including dlanelng and hurk ing as main sessions and Silhe as a noted participant. Competitors for the Great Marathon are asked to notify league organizers of entries.
The Ciner company presents Huuierod King of Egypt in two reels at the Ansonia, praised for acting, scenery, and historical accuracy. The tale follows a lowly shepherd who loves a king’s daughter, with a dramatic prison scene and a remarkable climax set amid pastoral and Egyptian sets. Showings are Wednesday through Saturday with additional features and special music by Professor Cammack on the pipe organ.
Rudolph Probat superintendent of the Butta Water company and Mrs Probat arrived in Butt yesterday after a three month tour of Europe. He noted heavy travel both ways and said the voyage on the White Star line was enjoyable except for the last day. They visited Switzerland Germany Austria and Bavaria and spent much time in Alsace Lorraine, Mrs Probat’s former home region.
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