Quality kitchenware ad for spoons and ginse items
Advertisement touts six for one dollar ice rinses and six for a dollar fifty tea spoons with sturdy heavily plated construction. Promises durable, crack resistant items typical of a store of quality.
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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 12, 1917
Page
7
Advertisement touts six for one dollar ice rinses and six for a dollar fifty tea spoons with sturdy heavily plated construction. Promises durable, crack resistant items typical of a store of quality.
The column lists visitors in Butte including Thomas of Billings, Shorb of Anaconda, Edward Clark of Helena, J Agon from Lodge, J G McClelland of Cascade, Carl Morris of Great Falls, Ray Shannon of Missoula, and many others. It notes business visitors, social calls, births, and local ads for goods and services amid a flood of brief society notices and small-town happenings.
Lee Marshall and Phillip Martin fought on South Main street. Marshall bruised Martin, who needed a physician. Martin told his wife Indy pursued Marshall with a club. She confronted him, and they both went to the police on disturbance charges. Martin was treated at emergency hospital. a gun was found on him. He was jailed with his wife and his antagonist.
F. J. McNulty urged ratification while miners strike cast a shadow as talks with Montana Power face ultimatums. Union leaders seek concessions on a new wage scale covering outside electricians and related crafts with a one year contract and specific pay rates, while a strike committee plans further action if demands are unmet.
Montana Power Company negotiates a labor agreement granting double time for Sunday work and holidays, with extra delay time for irregular calls and overtime. It requires union staffing with 72 hours notice or work cards for nonmembers, and sets a three-to-one party committee plus an umpire for disputes. The pact calls off the existing strike and urges all related sympathy strikes to end.
Late last night burglars entered Edward Rose residence at 846 West Broad Way and took a set of valuable furs and a small amount of money. Police urged anyone with information to come forward.
Remiaji Minnesota July 11. After refusing chiefs representation in their council and grounding not monarchists, Minnesota Chippewa gave the sitting representative a vote. The solitary woman delegate, Cloquet tied to Fond du Lac reservation, was seated briefly before being sent back home. Capt Jon Sith of Cate Lake, aged 125, was among notable figures.
Calcutta houses temperate zone plants in cold houses and tropical species in hot houses to preserve them in the local climate.
In Butte miners face a contested affiliation vote amid clashes between the International Mine, Mill and Smelter Workers union and Campbell organizers. Circulation of circulars from Metal Mine Workers Union No. 800 and intimidation claims flare as police arrest a man distributing leaflets. Troop movements and work resumption hint at broader labor tensions as factions push for or against unified mining labor action.
New York on July 11 reports say Kruger rejected steps to halt the attack on May, and officers say district attorney Kiel connected a fatal head injury. A grand jury probe into police negligence continued, with plans to scrutinize cases tied to white slavery in the city.
Jim Stockholm reports a war workers council statement from Stockholm stating the German minority approves the Russian platform, with Hungarian and Austrian socialists said to back it. A German faction seeks member consultation in Berlin before agreeing. The Russian mission remains hopeful.
Story catalogues the legendary green vaults at the Porte guarding the sultan’s jewels near Constanti nople. It describes doors and keys, guards, and tales of immense wealth including gold thrones with emeralds and priceless stones, amid rumors of Enver Pasha and the Young Turks.
The passage describes immense wealth and luxury of sultans from 1451 to 1839, detailing diamonds, rubies, emeralds, and pearl necklaces. It notes robes of state, jeweled turbans, dragon fastenings, and crowns. The sultan’s wealth is contrasted with a claim that if hoarded treasure were used for national needs, it would transform nations.
An eight year old boy named Harold Speir from Francisco California plans to travel alone to Australia to live with his grandfather. He previously undertook a solo journey from San Francisco to the city’s end, and is now an applicant for a passport.
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