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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 20, 1913
Page
12
An ad notes eyes can last a lifetime with proper care and proper glasses after age 65, urging readers to seek a free scientific thorough examination when they start holding objects farther away. It presents a guide to eye health and promotes a no charge examination.
Butte residents and visitors are cited in a jumble of notes. McLaughlin Coal Co revamps rent plans through Orton Bros. Adv suggests merchants lunch at the Rex buffet. Yegen Bros. bankers pay interest on savings and certificates. E L Poinde of Dillon among metropolis guests. Clothery offers coats at North Main. Lisa's advertises wines and delicacies for the holidays. J H Jacobson and Miss Bloomstrom of Anaconda visit. Trainmaster for the mountain division of Milwaukee hosts guests. Jacob Klause of White Sulphur visits Butte with daughter. Bichler, president of Pitts, in city. McComer, mining man from Isburg, travels to Corbin and death districts. J M Barber leaves Butte for the Corbin. New reading at P O news stand. MacKenzie of Havre and Stevens of Fort Benton return to Helena after visits. J M Knox of Anaconda visits in connection with Robert Burns Anniversary in Anaconda. Higgins, boiler inspector, to inspect locomotives in Butte Smandhaus. Carrie Wharton in city for opera and wedding. Anna Walker notes for Woman's Christian Temperance Union meeting. Henry A Herrick visits Thompson Falls plant. Gleaned notes from Butte and Missoula region.
One thousand Nassau undergraduates from Princeton University plan a locomotive cheer when President Wilson arrives in Washington for the March 8 inauguration. Active preparations begin tomorrow as organizers canvass to determine how many students will attend the ceremonies.
A 30 year old record cold wave is recalled as temperatures linger near forty below for a week and another six days in February. George Lapp, chief of the Anacondas fire department, notes historic lows far surpassed by a later era. Mentions of the Bell smelter, Parden & Dr Achen drug store, and local businesses fading into history accompany the account. A nearby suicide by Barry, after financial reverses linked to a Long Island property fraud case led by Edgar K. Jackson, is noted as the aftermath.
Butte will offer a winter excursion to Los Angeles with trains leaving 6 40 PM on January 31 and February 1. Rates start at 54 18 for round trip via Salt Lake with returns by April 1 and stopovers allowed. Alternate routes via San Francisco, Ogden and Portland cost 78 65, with trip extensions to California points available.
A family audience review praises The Girl From 101 Ranch produced by the Chase-Lister company at the Family. The simple life tale set on a Colorado border in America's west is rendered with vigor. Robbins and cast deliver refined performances as the narrative shows a virtuous heroine amid frontier hardships. The act runs all week with amateurs Friday.
Advert shows $25 men’s suits for $15 with an extra pair of trousers free. Tuesday promotion offers all sizes and free trousers, with window display at BOUCHER'S 31-39 W. Park St. As the list of names across towns suggests a wide distribution of notices and customers.
Princeton January story notes Wilson has obtained a guide book on Washington and studies it in spare moments. He will be a stranger in Washington when he takes office, having visited little since youth and not seen many government buildings built in the last 15 years. March 4 will mark his first sight of the White House interior.
A memorial sermon by Rev. Walter Zoran urges reducing divorce through prayer and personal reform. The speaker links alcohol, hasty marriages, and immorality to divorce, urging banishing drink, establishing private homes, and strengthening faith, work, and kindness as safeguards for family harmony.
The Edison reel film presents a feature at the Ansonia with "It's Never No," a tale about honest hearts and work, plus a strong musical offering by Meller and Shelly. The Fordford Sisters perform a clever dancing act and the comedy Quarantined and Their Wives provide amusement. The entire bill is regarded as clever and will run tonight and tomorrow with no change on Wednesday afternoon.
The late Allan K Smith rector of St Johns Episcopal Church in Butte Montana was hailed as a model of sacrifice and faith in funeral eulogies. Clergy and congregants recalled his simple life and dedication giving away most earnings to family and church work. His death marked a solemn loss to Butte and the state.
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