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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 25, 1910
Page
8
A fragmented sale note advertises Hartysate women’s coats priced at cost. It touts forty-six medium and heavy weight coats with special tickets showing a sale price equal to their actual cost. The ad lists navy blue broadcloth, brown French broadcloth, and misses red broadcloth coats with sale figures.
Readable fragments show gowns and wraps advertised at acticoat prices. One evening gown listed at 29.75 today, another around 30, with other gowns marked regularly 45 or 445 and discounted today. Customers urged to decide quickly.
Details emerge on the death of Tioward Al. Paxson, 29, who was electrocuted while climbing a transformer pole. A live 2000 volt contact caused instant fatal injuries. The body was transported to Butte for funeral preparations. The event prompted a jury inquiry and tributes from the workers and the streetcar men’s union. Paxson’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. E. Paxson, arrived in Butte for services at Mountain View cemetery.
A New York society woman spends fifty two dollars monthly at a downtown beauty parlor to stay youthful. The article details prices for Turkish baths violet water rub facials and preparations marketed as anti gray hair restorers. It notes attendants often earn high daily sums and mentions brands from Newark New Jersey and drugstore sellers.
Irregular OCR text describes a sale of women’s suits with various marked prices and sale figures. The fragment lists multiple single suits with discounted prices ranging from eighteen to ninety dollars and notes today as the sale day.
Special sale advertises women and misses coats with original values up to $18 now priced as low as $4.98. Featured coats include black crepe and plain colors with various materials and sizes, offered at extraordinarily low prices from $1.95 to $12, in the Beonulck store on the third floor.
Six hundred dollars was paid to the clerk of the district court yesterday. The supreme court affirmed the conviction of Marty Rose and Edie Sylvester, earlier charged with initiating an anti poolroom law by organizing the Inter State Telegraph company and receiving license violations for customers in the M. and M. poolroom for entertainment. The fines were paid for any Paul Alvertson year.
A justice court in Henry Foley hears complaints against John Medrath for threatening to kill his wife and against Dr William Metsger for practicing medicine without a license. Elmer J Killihan faces a similar licensure charge. Complaints sent to Henry Foley's court. witnesses include local county officers and advertising managers.
Funeral services for the late James Tagan will be held Wednesday morning January 26 from the family home at 304 Hast Fourth Street Anaconda starting at 3 o clock. A procession will proceed to St. Peters where roqucem igi hess will be celebrated at 4 o clock.
Judge McCierban officiated yesterday at the marriage of John Deltney and Ming Annie Crewe. The Delta Mining Company annual report shows capital stock of 140,000. David Idnes noted as a Melrose pioneer, with brief mention of Duslhnons Interests Me Dutle activity in the area.
At a Gallatin Valley meeting about 60 farmers and agents agreed to raise 500 acres of sugar beets for a Billings sugar factory next year. The plan aims to locate a local factory, offering terms similar to those in Billings, with labor handled by the company and supervision at receiving stations. Further meetings in Belgrade and Manhattan were planned to enlist more pledges.
Special dispatch from Butte reports 31 year old Iva J Falter is jailed in Milwaukee central station on charges tied to payroll forgery. Allegedly operating as baggageman for the Milwaukee road, Falter is accused of opening and cashing returned payroll checks over more than five years while moving between Miles City Aberdeen Mobridge and other stops. Police say nearly 300 dollars was stolen and Falter has confessed and may plead guilty.
Des Moines reports focus on meat price relief and meat market plans while investigations into meat price relations and cold storage costs draw attention. Kansas City traders monitor packer activity amid anti meat eating sentiment as other regions report petitions and cost concerns.
Washington officials consider easing a 37 000 penalty on the American Gleamship company for the steerage voyage of the Cleveland. The ship, carrying world tourists, is slated to land in San Francisco around January 1 per a government invitation and shipping law provision. The plan would cut the potential charge to 1 000 if the voyage proceeds within the two port travel restrictions.
Special Pispalel: Jan. 24. S. M. Russell a Helena barber was arrested in the Northern hotel lobby and held on a charge of assaulting an officer at Logan. He claimed to be a deputy US marshal and said he had been shot in the leg by an officer at Logan. Reports say Russell is not a marshal and earlier rumors tied him to a similar hotel scheme in Gut-Rank. The leg wound appears real and warrants further investigation. Russell once lived in Boingt and killed George Turner in a 190? raid on Minnesota Avenue. he fled, was recaptured near a woodpile, convicted, and pardoned after a 20-year sentence.
Pulpit of Jonathan Edwards to be displayed in the First Congregational Church at Stockbridge Massachusetts. Earliest installation occurred in 1751 in the Little Church In the Wilderness as successor to John Sergeant, the first Indian mission. The pulpit was built by David Dudley Fitch in 1780 from remains of the Edwards pile and refurnished in 1837. Two Bema boards crafted from the Edwards home framework flank the pulpit.
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