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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 16, 1913
Page
5
A damaged OCR fragment mentions a street area near Vark Street and Mun Street with a large modern store at 129 Past Pavis. It notes a complete department layout including meats and ITHBAS.
County commissioners approved several new appointments including a county librarian for Lloyd Coasan and changes in clerical staff. Miss Annie McGrath exits after four years. Miss Magerty becomes first librarian with Miss Lottie Smith moving to the ownership booke role.
An old newspaper ad touts $1.50 watches sold for 65 cents. It claims genuine brands, promises no markup on new stock, and urges buyers to compare Mayer’s store on West Park Street for best jewelry values. The copy emphasizes low prices and Mayer’s willingness to refund if identical goods are found cheaper elsewhere.
Mea B A Boapilrosa has resigned after ten years as transfer clerk in the street car office. Mrs Roarlowy, secretary of the tern Star lodge, notes the workload made continuing impossible. Alice Shea succeeds as transfer clerk and cashier assistant, with Miss Annto Meher taking her former desk.
Blackburn son of the late i Blackburn, just best painted ¢hili agent of the strong ril- Way companys. Mr. Blackburn Nits the distinction of being the aly seen Lit ever held that office-it han just been created, and te tS the first to Troll 1 "His duties PHL be to look into all nat ters connected with any personal dam age claim that may be held against the company and all employes are re quired to report all accidents to him.
A cached sale notice from The Clothery at 21 N Main Ave touts higher quality shirts than common stores. Four shirt tiers are listed with dramatic price reductions including items at 1.95 and 2.15, aiming to attract bargain shoppers with a January sale.
Heartfelt sympathy is extended to Mr and Mrs John Tavey of 18 West Park Street on the loss of their 17 month old son Francia James. The child is mourned as a bright neighborhood pride. Austin Franey, a brother living in Warm Springs, and another brother in Jefferson Valley will attend the funeral.
A fragmented street vignette recounts a tired crowd outside a police precinct with mentions of Meg Smith and a planned visit to a church altar. The scene references social unrest, a rebullial, and a wary woman wiping powder away as a man comments on church safety.
Students at the city high school publish a lively issue featuring drama verse and literary pieces. Principal Spencer D. Kelly and Superintendent Mr. Darener praise student effort while editors note essays, poems, and a year’s work.
In a rare postwar case, Gene Morry Shannon faced a court yesterday with a hush of spectators as doctors examined key witnesses. The trial centered on alleged habit related offenses and followed examinations by Drs. Karsted and Willan.
The article outlines apple markets with East markets seeking best fruit quality and stable prices. It notes demand from New York, England, and Bam including price trends, quality standards, and seasonal supply, with producers facing uncertainty and variable rates. Local evidence mentions Messrs and merchants assessing fruit quality for export and domestic sale.
Resolutions recorded by the Commerce chamber acknowledge the death of Henry Jonas. The note lists pallbearers and officers, mentions a memorial service, and honors the deceased as a respected member. Attested signatures include TJ Brophy and Adolpie Wetestein, among others.
Patrons attend multiple shows at the Empreve theater as vaudeville and music acts entertain. The Raw Lockwood chorus, the Fertility Four, Nessie Levqant, and Eddie Borden appear in a lively program with dancing and singing across park venues and intimate club settings.
Three men face accusations over illegal race book operations. Names and details are garbled in the copy, but the report notes arrests by local authorities and mentions the individuals Mike Smith and James South as linked to the alleged bookmaking activity. The context suggests a police inquiry and seizure of materials.
Fragmentary OCR text reports a custody related cruelty case in a magistrate court involving Lémenios C. Beecher. The record references cruelty allegations, parental visitation, and accusations that the mother of the child harmed Beecher or interfered with guardianship, with unclear details and names distorted.
The text lists several names and roles tied to a ceremony at the Howe homestead including Foreman Joseph W, Mrs Sent Verbs, Mrs M Gotha Tilles, Mrs Dave Cavey, Mrs Mary McMilan, Mrs Grace Hol howl, and Mrs Ray Spiegel among others, indicating a community event with positions like overseer and watchman.
Thomas Cradblook and Miss Selma Ihse were married at Volunteers' Hall last evening with Captain Tetyman presiding. A large turnout of friends witnessed the ceremony and a reception followed.
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