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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 26, 1913
Page
5
Insurance adjusters pushed the Polaco store loss toward a quick conclusion and a reopening date will be announced soon. All stock will be sold at deep discounts as items from the Palace store, damaged by smoke and water, plus new Spring arrivals, go on sale. Expect exceptional bargains for gentlemen and observers.
A state athletic commission bill would regulate boxing and sparring venues across the state. It creates a three member commission, sets licenses, fees, penalties, and annual reporting to the legislature, with safety rules for venues and participant discipline.
Robert Foster tells his wife Mabel he killed a Montana sheriff to alarm her and seek trouble. Police note a photo and a later statement shifting the victim to a poker-row death. New Haven police question the tale as Foster faces Livingston authorities for confirmation.
A bustling review describes a mixed program at the Itore theater featuring William Tiniiiday and Robert Cartin in The latte of Bay Tun, Rita Redfeld and Moore and Yoube, plus Sada Wander and George Stone in The Beauty Shop. An impressive moving picture segment led by Lyle Biashap is noted. An arrest in Oakland Street: George Malice charged with beating his wife and released on bond. Wireless telegraphy expands in Bolivia, Chile and Argentina.
The Woodmen of the World camp No. 1 held a regular meeting to discuss new officers. Members reported $855,000 paid to beneficiaries and full satisfaction of all claims. Officers named include Neigh iors Malay, Artilin, De Lowits, Moss, and N. J. Rogers. After routine work, cigars were passed, speeches, songs and recitations followed. Capt. J Pry Doyle spoke on ward redistricting. Green objected to rising elevation in the Hoye addition. McCormish recalled gumpsing at Cuebank. The Montana state band practiced for a Coliseum hall event Friday evening. The New York gathering invited coast-to-coast attendance for Sunday apples.
The article reports on Northwestern Mining in a thriving state where dividends are contested by Cris Sinelilig company of Arik ist Colimbi. It notes directors decree on distribution, continued payments to stockholders, and ongoing development projects, with mentions of Wyidoarel hits and plans for new exhibits and district development. Talks include engagement with unions, potential partnerships, and coalitions shaping the region’s mining activity and political backdrop.
Aeroplaney era birdseye views become common with a cocera launched aloft as part of a rocker. Alfred Maul, inventor of the ag ratus, claims years of trial led to perfection. German military authorities reportedly accept the invention for wartime scouting where ground observation is difficult. J Plepant Morgan Ban donated $20 for a voluntary building project at Trinity logs, Martford County.
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