Boys soccer and 75 cent waists, belts on sale
A local sale advertises boys' soccer items and 75 cent waists with a Mother's Friend belt offered at a reduced price. Limited quantities available at the advertised price.
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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 16, 1913
Page
18
A local sale advertises boys' soccer items and 75 cent waists with a Mother's Friend belt offered at a reduced price. Limited quantities available at the advertised price.
The unidentified Dublin Gulch resident, known as Ringtail Murray, was brought to the emergency hospital with a two inch neck wound and facial cuts after an assault. He refused to name his attacker to police while joking with the doctor during suturing and offered shifting stories about how the injuries occurred.
An old time church social by the Baptist Young People's Union is set for tonight at 8:30 in the church lecture room. The program features readings, instrumental numbers, and vocal performances with surprises and novelties, followed by general social time. Admission is free and invites are extended to the community.
A fragmented notice notes forthcoming film offerings at a palatial theater with projections described as powerful. It also mentions visits by local residents, church events, antisaloon league conference attendance, and funeral notices for residents including services planned at St Patrick’s and Sherman & Reed’s parlors.
A sprawling report blends debates on Irish self governance with a long dispatch from Shanghai outlining opium suppression clashes. It traces political rhetoric in Britain and Ireland, noting views of Mr Balfour and Irish nationalists, then shifts to Shanghai violence and obituaries from New York and Europe.
A night dispute at a Bastury cafe escalated into a stabbing threat and knife throwing. Emma Benoite became berserk, firing knives and plates until two men and a waiter intervened. A W Tridgin stopped George Athin from entering the pool hall with a butcher knife, receiving a thumb cut in the process. Jim Wilson was wounded slightly and jailed suspects fled.
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