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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 18, 1913
Page
4
A brief notice promotes free scientific eye examinations and fittings. It states proper care preserves sight from age one to twenty five and warns that holding items farther away signals the need for glasses. The ad emphasizes a thorough examination at no charge.
A jumble of short notices from Butte covers shop sales, travel plans, visitors, and community events. Mentions include clothing sales at the Clothery, wine and hear-say promotions, travelers to Omaha and Chicago, a Jockey Club meeting, a marriage at Justice Brown, and various local residents on visits or departures.
The Rev. Mr. Smith pastor of St John’s Episcopal Church dies after years of suffering from a stomaic illness. He endured a long decline, received surgical care, and passed away as family gathered at the bedside. He was a devoted churchman who helped develop the church and community, with services arranged for Monday afternoon and burial to follow at Saly.
The Butte Citizen argues for slow careful statewide debate on consolidating Montana universities. It cautions against hasty action, urging discussion of location choices and the social, educational, and economic impacts on Butte, Missoula, and Bozeman, with a call to consider all sides before any decision.
The temporary church and school of Sacred Heart parish will be built by M J OConnell for $5 98 to house a year while the new church is erected The school on the first floor of the burned church will have 10 rooms The temporary church will be in the basement of the burned edifice See Slemons Booth 14 W Granite Ady
A tangled Helena column condemns perceived moral failings and urges upright conduct while debating church leaders and voters. The oration references ministers, miners, and private conduct as it frames an appeal for moral action in public life and elections.
Exams concluded for many students across schools with papers handed to a board chaired by Bien Crowley county superintendent and Mrs Margaret Wogan. Results will take another week to be graded by the state board. Next term starts soon with the spring semester and grades continue as planned.
A wreck occurred yesterday morning when the Stato Wy Thlatn railway train collided with an AdMyery wagon at the Hennessy store. Driver Mike Townes, who jumped clear, escaped with injuries as the wagon was overturned and damaged.
An expert advert explains that most diamond value judgments come from experience. The speaker offers to compare diamond values with others, promising savings for buyers who compare and buy from them.
State Lumbermen convene today at Myst Hall in Mast Quarry street with speeches by Gillies Chauney president Owens and others. Notable addresses cover Averejdon tragedy, Laval Fretsilt Roles, and workman’s cost discussions. Contests, refreshments, and social events planned for visitors.
Copper sales in York during January show independents trading heavily to meet delivery orders for copper. One major company notes that independents are undercutting by offering cash discounts, pressuring primary producers.
In St Lets on Jan 17 Louis labor writers report they arranged bail for defendants in the dynamite conspiracy cases. An effort to obtain bonds for several accused is noted as government bonds require signers to cover full bond if defaulted. Bail for some suspects is unlikely without substantial collateral or attached assets.
Columbus reports the senate approved a joint resolution reaffirming Ohio’s stance on a constitutional amendment for direct US senate elections. A Chicago analysis shows 1,417,782 packages handled at a cost of 93,000 during its first days, with the largest daily intake noted.
Raleigh North Carolina January 1 Adah to obtain woman's suffrage in North Carolina was launched today with a resolution in the house to amend the constitution by which the woman would be permitted to vote. That is the first measure of the kind ever presented in the North Carolina Legislature. Portand Ore January John St Clair confessed to 15 robberies in Oregon and three in California in the presence of officials. He admitted hiring John Miller of Vina Cal in December 4 last.
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