Realistic Moving Pictures at Change of Programme Nights
Realistic moving pictures and exit match are listed as features with popular airs. The schedule notes changes to the programme on Sundays and Thursdays.
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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 19, 1910
Page
17
Realistic moving pictures and exit match are listed as features with popular airs. The schedule notes changes to the programme on Sundays and Thursdays.
L K E Jones of Anaconda receives Washington letters patent for a novel centrifugal separator to extract fine ores from slimes, supplementing Wilfley tables. The device uses a large centrifugal pan to multiply gravity differences, enabling automatic separation and potential gains in gold placer recovery beyond hydraulic methods.
A newly reported line shows prices and strain names differing from prior patterns. Details indicate a shift in pricing structure and product labeling, suggesting market or supplier changes.
The Empire vaudeville bill at Margarret Theatre shows Reisner and Gores replacing the Johnsons and Cook and Meyers. Electra continues with a scientific demonstration of handling the mysterious fluid. New additions are highly recommended topnotchers. Empire will not show Thursday due to another production but resumes Friday and Saturday evenings.
Early morning rehearsals of the poultry chorus irritate neighbors as live chickens serve as props during the MelIntyre and Heath production of In Hayti at the Margaret. Birds escape into the audience and demand boarding arrangements as owners on Long Island supply eggs, with police protests over 4 am rehearsals. The henhouse moves to the Hudson for the New York stay.
An advertisement touts Old James E. Pepper whiskey as real whiskey with 129 years of perfection. It claims national esteem among statesmen and citizens and says the Pepper Distilling Company has corrected common distilling errors to ensure quality.
A single readable line notes that undermuslins are offered at a reduction of one fourth at Strain's.
A mission planned for next Sunday at St Mark's church has been postponed. Archdeacon Webber, who was to lead it, is detained in Boston due to his mother's serious illness. Mr Craig hopes to fix a new date after speaking with him.
Special Dispatch to the Standard Missoula January 18 E G Marsh a Spokane exile with Missoula relatives was arrested on insanity charges. Family fears he may harm himself or others as his mind appears unbalanced. Marsh is known for claiming to be a great detective and was jailed in Spokane before arriving in Missoula. He boasted of pursuing Great Northern holdup men and may be examined by a medical board tomorrow.
Special Dispatch to the Standard from Missoula dated January 18 reports the Articles of Incorporation for the Ronan State Bank to be established at Ronan on the Flathead reservation. The bank is capitalized at 20000 dollars with 200 shares of 100 dollars each. Incorporators include I M Broughton with 10000 dollars and George K Broughton 4000 dollars, Nellie 8 Broughton 1000 dollars, Albert Broughton 1000 dollars, Albert Besancon 1000 dollars, and Olaf Ramos 3000 dollars.
An earnest tobacco era style ad extols Old James FE Pepper whiskey made in Kentucky’s bluegrass region. It touts bond protection by the U S government, purity, historical stature, and suitability for family and medicinal use with bulk and bottled options.
Washington speech highlights uniform compensation for injuries and safer mines. Senator Root suggests a commissioners court for uniform laws. Samuel Gompers John Mitchell and others urge European-style accident compensation and timely benefits, noting high fatalities and safety gaps in U S mines. Belmont backs state laws for health and protection. Phelps advocates European style limits on employing child bearing women after confinement.
Edward Elliott impersonator delighted Anaconda patrons with his reading of The Lion and the Mouse by Charles Klein at the First Presbyterian church. He prefaced with a talk on the play’s significance, praised as a modern stage product. Elliott portrayed the financier figure and his son with clarity, earning praise as both critic and artist. The course closes next month with humorist J Adam Bede of Minnesota.
Ladies' tailored suits and coats discounted at Strain's with big reductions.
Missoula January 18 marriage licenses issued include Joseph Hardy and Vada Scott both of Missoula Homer David of Moscow Idaho and Marguerite Connaughton of Missoula Hardy and Scott wed today by Justice Dyson Connaughton set to marry David tomorrow in Missoula Local notice notes pending ceremony plans for the couples
An article urges women not to mistake hip and back pain as female weakness. It links kidney disease to backache and urges using Dean’s Kidney Pills, citing Mrs John Markuson of Anaconda Montana who reports relief after trying the remedy.
Local notices list a dance at A. O. H. hall with music by Harper's store, a Pocahontas card party at Mabel hall on Thursday Jan 20, and various sales and services. J Harrington left for Spokane, Miss Edith Burgquist to entertain, and eye specialist Dr Pons in Flood block until Jan 20 offering free eye examinations. Funeral services are scheduled for multiple residents, including William B. Collier and Elizabeth V. Gorman, with arrangements noted at local churches and halls.
New fabrics feature rose, voile, sky and natural colors suitable for waists and suits. Prices range from lie to B0c, with strains noted.
Secretary Martin reports Deer Lodge county fair last September net profit of 836.42 dollars from total receipts 8,963.05. Receipts include 4,896.50 from tickets and 3,995 from concessions. Disbursements cover prizes and labor 3,890.87 salaries 2,353.44 livestock awards 792.11 poultry 152.35 vegetables 475.21 women’s department 333.
Strain's presents white goods in checks, plaids and dots and new spring waist weaves. The brief item highlights fresh fabric styles, emphasizing light textures and versatile patterns for seasonal wardrobes.
Ed Tracy was tried by Justice Thomas Boland yesterday on a charge of vagrancy and sentenced to 90 days in the county jail.
Dillon reports Texas cowboy Fred Young was released from custody in Blackfoot Idaho after promising to repay the cashing of worthless checks and drafts. He telephoned Sheriff Gosman to say he had funds to cover the amounts and would deliver the money to the sheriff if to the satisfaction of the complainants. The local men who had cashed the checks agreed to the arrangement and received repayment.
Dorothy worries about stains from a mislaid cushion and chocolates. Anty Drudge reassures that Fels-Naptha will remove any stain with minimal effort, instructing Dorothy to fetch a cake of soap and tackle the mess herself.
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