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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 29, 1916
Page
2
A newspaper ad touts everyday grocery items including creamery butter, baker’s flour, and fresh poultry. It emphasizes low prices, free shipping, and a money back guarantee if not as good as higher priced brands. The ad highlights No. 1 bread flour and fresh dressed poultry with per pound pricing.
The Wilkes company wraps up a 13 week Broadway engagement with two performances left of Ready Money and Steady Money to follow in Seattle. Cast members Bernard McOwen Harry Hayden Stanley De Wolfe Joe Kemper Jeanne Mak Jane Hatcock Emilie Lessing Josephine Dillon Antoinette Crawford express regret at leaving and invite the town to join in a farewell celebration.
A melodramatic stage adaptation of Gene Stratton-Porter's Freckles follows a plucky young man who, despite losing a hand and unknown roots, faces life with grit. He finds work as a forest guard, earns respect, makes friends and foes, and vies for love with a wealthy naturalist’s daughter amid his uphill fight.
A stage tale depicts Freckles saved from Black Jack by Angel as a tree falls. Freckles learns he is Irish nobility and heir to a rich estate after recovering. Julius Velie stars with a strong tenor. Dor othy de Mendoza and Karen Lewis headline in supporting roles. The Birth of a Nation themes are noted.
In capital city affairs the Senate committee reports a bill regarding Washington District of Columbia without recommendation. Leaders expect an open fight on the bill in this session of Congress. The measure concerns local governance of the capital and foresees debate among parties.
Street car No. 51 on the Race Track line crashed into a stalled ore train at the B A P crossing on Arizona street at 6 45 yesterday. Motorman D A Vaughn was the worst injured with a badly wrenched back and bruises, but expected to leave hospital soon. Dozens of workers and bystanders assisted, with authorities rushing the injured to Murray hospital as frost coated rails hindered braking. The car suffered heavy front damage but the ore car was only dented. officials noted steel cars proved superior in the crash.
Wires of a police alarm system in Chicago's treasurer's office could summon about a dozen policemen. they were out about a week ago and have since been repaired. Clerks have revolvers. the treasurer handles large sums. Ohio reports $100,000,000 invested in school properties.
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