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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 06, 1913
Page
5
A dealer touts a single fixed price policy claiming all customers pay the same final figure. He asserts no jockeying or discounts exist, and the instrument’s marked price is the true lowest possible. The piece contrasts this with common practices where customers often pay different amounts. He frames the policy as fair and transparent.
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A large consignment of grayling fry will leave the Washoe park hatchery within a week for Hauser Lake near Helena. The exact number is pending Helena Rod and Gun club approval, with a promise of a sizable shipment from state sources. About 2,000,000 to 3,000,000 grayling remain at the hatchery, some not yet hatched, after losses reduced original 6,000,000 eggs. Half a million shipped to Bozeman government hatchery. some fry in Butte and Columbia Gardens. Eggs from Georgetown spawning grounds continue arriving. (Obituary note: Mrs Irene Lamont died at 224 West Commercial Street, age 47, survived by one daughter in another line of text.)
A big turnout is expected at the Anaconda Gun club monthly shoot on the Nell grounds with visitors from across the state. Nine events are scheduled, three for medals, and two Panama Pacific prizes are highlighted. The contest begins at 1 39 with 100 shots counting toward prizes, as clubs swap visits and members travel to Missoula next.
Collage of notices and brief items from the city including pianos for rent, sales ads for furniture and real estate, travel notes, and local happenings. Mentions of residents visiting Salt Lake and Spokane, transport to Portland and Seaside, and small sales on Cedar Street and Sixth and Washington. Also notes auctions and business notices around Seventh Street and Park Avenue.
The First Church of Christ Scientist at 200 Main Street hosts services and a free daily reading room from 2 to 4 p.m. The Norwegian Lutheran Church at Fifth and Chestnut, led by Alfred Hendrick fen, offers Norwegian and English services with a post-service trustee meeting. Swedish Mission Church at Alder and Fifth holds English services with Mrs Annie M Palmberg in Chinese wedding attire, plus regular prayer and Ladies' Aid meetings. First Presbyterian Church announces Rev. Kore mission aries visit with elaborate evening choir program and multiple solos and quartets. Episcopal Church at 207 West Commercial Avenue lists morning worship and evening sermon with midweek prayer.
A compilation of weekly church events lists choir practice at 8 p m and society meetings at Mrs W M Normans 108 Walnut, with officers M E Abbott president and B F Herman secretary. St Mark’s church hosts communion service and sermons. Swedish churches announce Sunday School and services. First Methodist invites Bishop Luccock for morning and evening worship with music and soloists. Epworth league resumes and Ladies Aid hosts event.
Peter Trebovich also known as Frank Sodonovich was fined $15 in police court yesterday with $30 remitted for bad behavior. He allegedly came from Bel last Thursday with intent to kill a woman and was trying to gain entry to her house when officers arrested him.
The Montana baseball team from Butte and the Anaconda team will play on the new Gregson diamond. Manager Daly awards a special prize for this game, promising a hammer. Special rain leaves Gregson for Butte at 10 30 p.m. For Anaconda at 8 40. A special train departs the Butte Anaconda & Pacific Depot at 8 p.m. for Gregson-Adv.
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