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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 14, 1913
Page
7
The article explains Sheffield Plate uses a soft base and quartup plate terminology. It notes good versus poor quality, the base being German or nickel silver, and that old plates were brass plated but modern plating remains durable and lasting with sterling-like appearance. The piece also mentions a large variety of these goods.
A fragmentary Butte current notes many short mentions of visiting friends in Rowan Cascade Wigwam Madison county Helena and Missoula. It lists travelers and locals including Miss Billie Larson Miss Vivian Knuth Jo Dawson and J. J. Foley plus various trips to Helena Billings Puget Sound and Glendive with society notices and the Anna A Walker W T U meeting planned at 1920 South Idaho Street.
Theodore Roosevelt appears in Pathe's Weekly at the Ansonia New bill opens with large crowds Yesterday afternoon and evening. Van and Yorke’s act draws applause while Miss Yorke sings a popular tune. Monroe and Jeelmont present art visions and Belmont the Inn Tenor wins cheers. An ld Maid's Deception and the Bell Edison drama attract attention. The program repeats today and tomorrow at the Dig houses.
Say indigents are unfairly treated as the Silver Bow trades and labor council acts. Delegates press the county to admit more needy patients to the Galen tuberculosis hospital, citing a statute that favors indigents over paying patients. Officials were elected for the council including H H Smith as president and N Alderman as secretary.
The South Side Methodist church heard Trev Frank Hopkins preach a second discourse on the devil and modern wickedness. He argued the devil as a real force behind world miseries, citing Bible texts and history, and warned that even nations with progress and education fall to pride, vice, and violence. Next Sunday he will discuss the devil’s various names and meanings. Park Pittsburg demands sanitary milk houses on all farms supplying city milk.
Ray, owner of a poolroom at 451 West Broadway, woke in a Lenox hotel room after dreaming his business was robbed. He found his poolroom ransacked by burglars who left a Yale lock intact, stealing cigars, cigarettes, and cigarette papers. Police were notified with no immediate leads.
The Syrian peace society formed a committee to draft a pro Test and present it to the food inspector. A formal report claimed Syrians who make tamales live in squalid quarters. The committee’s spokesman, a longtime Butte resident, argued they cannot and would not make tamales and that their premises are clean as possible. the committee members are H. M. Paul, Tom Paul and John Mask.
Lou Zaner, a street cleaning department employee, vanished after cashing a city warrant and heading toward Charles' store in South Butte to pay an account. Police suspect foul play after swamp searches near Lake Avoca and no sign of travel plans or relatives. Friends assist in the scare while investigators pursue leads.
The Butte Equal Suffrage association holds its next meeting in Eagles hall Tuesday afternoon at 2 30. All interested in votes for women are invited. Miss Annie Edmunds will be the principal speaker. A discussion and question time will be held. Some suffragists prepare a debate on the high cost of living for a future event.
A San Francisco lecturer Prof A C Pfuhl warned at Odd Fellows hall that a 150 year cycle ends soon and a new era begins in 2022. He claimed the white race will disappear, leaving a few savages in regions like Australia New Zealand Africa and South America who will form a new race basis. He tied earthquakes volcanic gases and planetary disturbances to the end and cited interpretations of scripture and spiritualist doctrine including the parable of loaves and fishes as symbolic of senses and teachings.
Mrs Pruett of Butte offered three pyschrometric readings after a lecture, claiming article owners could be identified and their sorrows and joys revealed. The event linked nerves to brain activity as the basis for impressions. A Vitagraph film featuring Julia Swayne Gordon and others played Sunday and Monday at the pheum theater, telling of a mother provoking a tiger attack for amusement, with dramatic imagery and a lavish setting.
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