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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 18, 1913
Page
14
The advert lists affordable shoes priced at 2.75 with multiple new styles and color options Navy and Delft grounds with trimmed embre navy light blue lavender and other hues described in brief.
The Wanderer reports growing agitation among shirtwaist workers in New York on strike with broader situtation risking a general walkout. Meanwhile women anticipate spring waists, bargain counters, and potential shortages as some factories reopen in other cities.
Wind up sale offers four stock of men's suits and overcoats at nearly half price. Boucher's location at 37 and 39 West Park Street advertises drastic discounts as stock is cleared.
Fragmentary notice mentions Hennessy and a group or team with a 75e fee, and a union dining detail. Names and specifics are unclear but imply a local civil matter or meeting involving a group called Hennessy. Further readable details are too fragmentary to confirm exact event or participants.
In Butte Montana a legendary early incident recalls William Wilson, a pioneer who led a company of fighters in 187% when news of Chief Joseph and the Nez Perce War stirred the camp. Wilson, born in New York, traveled via Cape Horn, settled in Idaho then Montana, marrying in Deer Lodge in 1860s, becoming a celebrated frontier figure.
News from Deer Lodge reports the death of James T. Manning, longtime Powell county resident of Woodworth. The 72-year-old native of Galway Ireland died in 1912. He left a will bequeathing his Powell county property to the children of his late brother Andrew. Manning and his brother Thad once owned hay land near Shearney Creek.
Gen Miles sues to recover 1500 note against Co A Henning and American Bank Baltimore. 225 paid and 200 in attorney fees claimed. City religious census planned with Myers home canvass to map denomination, church ties and Sunday school. Divorce granted Charles Mitchell from Maud Mitchell, Maud resumes maiden name Maua Van Hyning. married June 1913. National Park Bank stockholders and directors meeting held with officers elected.
The meeting elected President M Darroch Vice President Jary H B Blair and Treasurer DC Wins ester Shaw. A large party plans a trip through a stone National Park, facing winter dangers along the route.
A garbled ad describes a January shirt sale with various shirt types and styles. It mentions plain white and fashionable options, imported fabrics, silk and linen shirts, with collars and cuffs. The offer promises credit terms and a guarantee on every shirt.
President-elect Wilson considers parcel post law origins and future rates. David J. Lewis of Maryland notes post office could, without extra funds, set half the current express rates within four years by expanding rural routes. Col. George W. Gorthals urges early action with the Panama Canal Commission. Lest you forget before you turn, Slemons Booth.
A 15 year old Evelyn Mitchell in Los Angeles recounts being sold by a Montana orphan asylum to Gypsies for 80 dollars. State humane officers traced her adoption in Butte in 1906 by Tista Gyeht and Mary Gychi, members of a Gypsy band, amid questions about the money and harmony of her guardians. Public inspection of a home is invited today from 2 to 3 pm to view the institution and meet the children, while theatre notes mention Paul Armstrong’s play The Love Story of the Ages and Felice Lynne’s possible European appearances.
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