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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1913
Page
4
A new bakery candy and delicatessen store opened last Saturday drawing hundreds of patrons. Local observers praised the quality and moderate prices while the bustling shop showcased a wide variety of confections and baked goods.
Utah and Montana Democrats discuss reconfiguring a congressional district spanning Montana Idaho Utah with talks of moving offices to Helena or Butte and appointing a chief deputy in Salt Lake City. Support shifts and potential local impact loom as confirmation nears.
Helena superintendent Tohn Dietrich delivered the commencement address at the College of Montana in Deer Lodge praising Dr. Ho L and the able faculty. He commended the daily effort of students and the harmony and loyalty shown by the Deer Lodge community amid a challenging funding situation.
An item describes lumber delivery at a fixed price with community notices. It mentions nighttime and daytime crews, a local church event at Mountain View MLB, and Mrs. C A Rextoad, state superintendent of Sunday school work, addressing the gathering. The overall tone resembles a small town newspaper brief listing local business and church notices.
Notes capture a campus diary recounting events at a university gathering. It describes a Dieta OMe program, a banguer for mule sponsors, and a dramatic senate trial with Judge Glack, Dean Jordan, and Kenneth BinMbens, highlighting student literary society speeches and election outcomes.
Police search for a youth connected to a bingo change scheme in a downtown store scene. Witnesses describe a tall man in a hat and coat who entered a shop, handed a $300 note, and received varied change as the incident unfolded amid hectic storefront activity. The event involved a careful attempt to obtain quick change and occurred as part of a broader pattern of similar intrusions.
The mayor urged police to enforce the city ordinance against littering and dumping. Residents report paper and waste thrown from vehicles on trees and streets, prompting calls for action. The executive of the department pledged measures, with council members preparing for a regular meeting next week.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions Cook County schedules and penalties for failure. It refers to six pergan lat every six and a gate ties. Names and places are unclear, with garbled phrases about penalties and schedules. The readable items suggest a local notice or brief about rules or constraints.
A distressed report notes Mire a midwife released today planning her defense against murder charges. County officials, including Kane Walker, seek to proceed with a preliminary hearing this week. The case concerns the death of Miu Kangus after a hospital operation on Chiylone Street. details show a contested arrest and questions about custody and bond. The release follows a failed bid to open the Termelee hearing, with Mrs Thomas and others vowing to pursue the matter through the district court. The article also records a memorial for Elizabeth Burt, aged, and notes the family’s attendance at Sherman’s Tadey Hall and View Cemetery.
Fragmentary OCR of a historical article discusses Indian lands for settlers around Fort Peck and Blackfeet. It references legal actions, allotments, prices, and proposed disposals under government policy, with mentions of locations, parties, and ongoing land issues.
Portland stockyards report a general market downturn with cattle prices slipping to 8 to 3 40 near close and cows and bulls showing weakness. Hogs, veal, and sheep also trend lower as buyers pull back amid uncertain demand and slower weekly activity.
Fifty five Gallatin pupils were awarded diplomas by the county examining board after completing the required exams. The ceremony, held in Bozeman and Manhattan, listed names such as Nellie Winter, Reanna Bartley, Marguerite Flynn, Rosa Bell Parker, James Walker, and Sadie Walker among graduates. The event reflected completion of several subjects including physics and geography with several students advancing from the district.
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