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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 26, 1913
Page
2
A lengthy report outlines suffragists launching a statewide campaign with rallies, parades, meetings, and a central committee plan. It notes speakers and public addresses by leaders and the aim to secure votes for women in the upcoming general election.
Attorney seeks damages in a district court action alleging defendant conspired to wrongfully prosecute and injure the plaintiff. The suit requests sixty one thousand two hundred dollars in damages and asserts the defendant acted with malice and disregard for the law.
The Montana assembly discusses a range of measures including suffrage, judiciary, public morals, agriculture, and taxation. Leaders like Governor AteDowell and Speaker MMacdonall signaled stance on amendments while committees report on policing, licensing, and state infrastructure. Several bills advance or fail, with debates over funding and state affairs reflecting a busy legislative session.
A large Boo surveying party tied in Fort Bedlon, Jan 25, after weeks east and south of town. Extreme snow in the Judith Gap region halted work, with R.A. Sublette leading the camp and leaving for a brief trip to Minneapolis. Mrs Sublette plans to accompany him eastward.
Rowman January reports Edward Wesley Radford a high school boy about 14 years old died this afternoon of pneumonia after a few days illness. He arrived with his parents from Juan Basin last September. He will be laid to rest in Virqua, Wisconsin, the family’s former home.
Proceedings in committee of the whole reported two bills, Ts 55 and 8. The first aimed to end registering for school elections in third class districts and the second authorized an attendant for the...
A sale of lace curtains in Nottingham and madras styles highlights deals priced around half a dollar to under four dollars per pair. The listings mention various curtain varieties including colored options and specialty fabrics, with per pair prices shown as low as 3.95. The ad cites numerous items and discounts across several curtain types, aiming to attract buyers with apparent bargain prices.
A family shoe sale presents women's Oxford and slipper sets, late-styles, at about $1.08 per pair, girls' Tuntens Sorosis and fine kid shoes from $1.75, men's heavy work shoes around $2.40, and women's dress shoes from $1 to $3.50, with sizes up to 2.
Bargain items advertised include envelopes and paper products priced per box, hair nets, and assorted sewer necessities. Woman’s wear available at low prices, with a sale featuring a $3 lot and a $1.00 item group.
An old ad markets Wayne Sait brand stockings with four patio sets for 1.25 dollars. It promotes women’s hose at 10 cents, children’s rotten hose with double heels, elastic tops, and boys’ Tronclad hose at 25 cents a pair. Sale runs Monday with late hours.
A garbled notice describes children’s clothing sale items including creepers and rompers for ages 2 to 6 years. It mentions a sale with prices around 0-4 but the text is unclear and many words are truncated.
A Peruvian aviator Jean Bielovucci flew from Brig to Demodossola in under an hour, landing at 12:25 pm after waiting for weather since January 9. He used the Simplon route over the Alps, following a path explored by a companion in 1914. The flight marks a notable early cross-Alps achievement.
The National Eugenic Society was organized in Denver with Mary Watts of Iowa City as president, Mrs. Mary Elizabeth Bates of Denver as vice president, and D. M. Puinamer of Denver as secretary. Officers named are temporary as the group plans future appointments by Dr. David Starr Jordan and other notable figures.
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