Properly Fitted Glasses Standby in Eye Trouble
Eye health guidance notes that properly fitted glasses provide reliable vision support during periods of eye trouble, helping reduce strain and protect overall eye comfort amid temporary visual issues.
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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 08, 1913
Page
14
Eye health guidance notes that properly fitted glasses provide reliable vision support during periods of eye trouble, helping reduce strain and protect overall eye comfort amid temporary visual issues.
In a divorce reply Mrs. Gill admits giving a locket to John Gratz, a close family friend of her mother, and notes Gratz assisted on the ranch near Dewey. She claims her husband Gill is immoral and has been involved with disreputable associates, while she cannot return to him due to his conduct. Hearing postponed to January 17 at Judge Wins Feaster's court.
A clipped list of Butte social and business updates notes various residents in transit, including McLaughlin Coal Co and Walkes Coal connections, with multiple moves to San Francisco Los Angeles Reno and Portland. It mentions merchants lunch at Rex buffet, tax and banking figures, and upcoming travel plans of locals and visitors.
A. A Paisley inspector visiting Billings reports parcel post operations in eastern Montana are showing gradual start. He expects growth and notes the system will benefit rural districts and small towns, with increased patronage as offices expand usage.
A crowded coroner jury hearing into the New Year’s Eve shooting of Colin McMillan, deputy sheriff, identified Albert Hudon and “Emil the Swede” as potential gunman suspects. Junkman Samuel Reiner testified Hudon threatened him, and a witness described a masked shooter firing through a window. Other testimony covered threats, arrest efforts, and surrounding inquiries while two men, including Walter Torpy, offered observations from local saloons and streets.
A surge of applications targets modern cottages on the West side amid scarce vacancies elsewhere in the city. Real estate men report high demand for West side residences and first class furnished apartments, with rents strong and furnished units quickly filled. One agency claims fifty nine West side cottages would all be rented within a week.
An advertised demonstration of public confidence highlights Bourder's three day clean-up sale offering entire stock of high class overcoats from House of Kuppenheimer Marsh Wickwire and Washington. The store promises best world produces at clean-up prices at 47-38 West Park Street Nae.
Special Dispatch reports Stillwater county faces a doubtful prospect after the March 23 special election. City of Park may oppose division unless a portion of Carbon county across the Yellowstone is included. Legislature may seek boundary changes, but success is unlikely. James S Sherman estate valued at $920,780.75 mainly personal property. Debts and expenses total $46,429.40, leaving net balance to the widow.
Bulking committee of the board of education met last season and approved contracts for school buildings. The report notes ongoing repairs and readiness to withstand future conditions. A teacher’s resignation was accepted, a leave of absence granted, and the high schools committee to fill the position with a new appointee.
An ad notes a Wein's Clearing Sale offering one set of ten mute overcoats valued up to five dollars now priced at 17.90. It also calls for Butte children chorus members to attend a final rehearsal tonight at seven o'clock at the Tireadway Theater.
A fragmentary obituary notes a death on an anniversary date with mentions of a husband, a son named W. Pend, and survivors including Mrs. Jom rn Te and Walter, with health-related travel to California cited. The text is garbled but indicates a death linked to a past event.
Funeral held at Joseph's church for a woman whose wishes guided the event. Father Mel Cormack led the rites with Gregorian chant as Miss Minnie Tenetth sang, Mary MeBride played organ, and trustees marched in the long procession to the grave. The parochial school marched from the school to the church under Sisters’ care.
Thomas Moran, listed at 204 pounds and six feet one inch, is named on the eligible list for a police position. A 201-pound aspirant and Joseph Radmatich at 172 pounds also appear in the examination results. Claude Nyland, first messenger boy for Butte, was approved for patrolman after Mayor and Chief Murphy approved the appointment.
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