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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1913
Page
12
Bread is a basic food and must be clean and wholesome. The article emphasizes baking bread from sanitary flour to ensure nourishment and safety at every meal.
Delegates depart today for the Catholic Order of Foresters state convention opening in Great Falls tomorrow for about four days. Phil Murphy of St Peter's court with T J O'Leary and James Combe leaves Butte this afternoon, with Anaconda delegates likely joining in Butte. Delegates from across the state are expected as the order grows with strong membership.
Critics praise both acts at the Ansonia with crowded houses and equal applause. Bulker’s educated goats delight children while The Dances of the Ages educates and fascinates adults, with the Edison production noted as a novel yet educational showcase. The bill also includes A Dangerous Foe Tricks of the Trade and Watts and Lucas. by-laws and delegate elections are announced for a Monday meeting.
A passage recalls General Thomas Francis Meagher and his Irish Brigade leadership in the Civil War and his later role as Montana territory governor. Contested vigilante tales claim Meagher’s death by hanging and burial, but historians doubt the account and urge corroboration.
Mayer's manufacturing department offers hand tooled monograms made to order from customer drawings. The firm promises beautiful designs for watch jobs and invites interviews, with drawings submitted upon request. Located at 23 West Park.
The CloTher y on M offers men’s and women’s coats priced 40 345 and 0 with raincoats on sale at 8 The article promotes Arthur Johnson in Their Husband a Lubin drama at the Orpheum theater along with Kalevi war drama John Burns of Gettysburg and two comedies. Miss Noble sings and the Orpheum orchestra performs with a new song We Are Lovers Yet by James W Gavin. Gavin, a long time Chicago Milwaukee St Paul warehouse agent, is noted for ties to Butte and twenty years of local presence.
A six room brick house at 7619 West Park Street is offered for sale. The owner moved away and the price is attractive. The listing promises steady profit and notes the property has a future with improving conditions year by year.
A jumbled quiz asks how many times Clabby and McGoorty met and covers topics from Denver and Thomas to Queen Victoria and U S naval history. It names Edison like figures, asks about immigration from Austria, and mentions wireless range at Fort Myer and Hertzian waves. The piece references a Roy A educational aims for youths.
The Kootenai valley Idaho climate is ideal for fruit growing with well defined seasons and a long frost free period. Pioneers planted orchards producing crops for 29 years without frost damage. No irrigation, no smudge pots, no dodling moth. Bee Creekwell Mount Carmel Land Company NL Hamilton Butte.
George F. Shelton describes a Mediterranean voyage from Venice to Genoa Nice Mentone Monte Carlo and Monaco to Marseilles and Barcelona Then on to Madrid He remarks on Milan Genoa Nice the Riviera and the Arch of monuments in Italy and Spain including milestones of Columbus art and cathedral interiors He notes cremation in Italy the Spanish and French revolutions and ends with Barcelona and Madrid reflections on culture and travel conditions.
The Sherman and Reed chapel was crowded with friends of the late Mrs. Tose Lewis for a Christian Science funeral. J. Floyd spoke passages from scripture and the Christian Science textbook, followed by prayers and songs. Miss Wolfe sang There Is no Night There. Mr. Lloyd read the poem Love by Mary Baker Eddy.
The Clothery advertises coats for men and women priced at 15 dollars each. Limited stock urged, with sale details and store location not fully specified in the readable text.
The Richmond Stock Company presents The Family Cupboard an anonymous play produced last week under W. A. Brady management. Principals include Ance O'Neil Richard Bennett Grayce Scott and Donald Brian. The play centers on a businessman and his family and their weaknesses.
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