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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1913
Page
4
Fragmentary reader note emphasizes the central role of clean mills, wheat, and flour in daily meals. It asserts bread and flour must be wholesome and sanitary, urging improved sanitation and quality in flour production.
Delegates from across the state prepare to attend the Catholic Order of Foresters convention at Great Falls starting tomorrow and lasting about four days. Key officers including Phil Murphy and W P Flynn will depart this afternoon, with State Treasurer J T OLeary and Trustee James Contho among those traveling. Delegates from Anaconda and Alexandria are anticipated to join in Bullion.
Review notes two acts at the Ansonia yesterday. Bulger’s goats draw big crowd and praise for novelty and talkative effect. Dances of Gre World, artistic piece, also draws interest though some call it educational. Remaining program includes A Dangerous Foe, Tin Graph Uhyillers, and other entertainment.
A fragmented report recalls a long-standing assembly discussing by laws and the selection of delegates at a state convention. Names and places are garbled, but the item centers on organizing participation and leadership in a regional gathering.
A New York Times style feature recounts Thomas Francis Meagher’s celebrated career and the disputed fate after a vigilante raid. It notes his leadership of the Young Ireland movement, exile, governorship, and claims about his possible execution, while stressing survivor testimony and the enduring Irish-American commemoration in tensions with Civil War history.
Monogram designs offered by Mayers, described as hand-toggled and tailored for customers in Butte. The notice invites interviews and submission of drawings for custom monogram creations, praising workmanship and offering consultation.
Fragmented OCR text describes a sale event titled Reorganization Sale. It mentions men's and women's items, a price of four dollars and a nonsensical term ramcunts. The passage includes garbled names and stray references to performers, drama, and war pictures, yielding an unclear summary but indicating a chaotic catalog-like notice from a previous era.
A newly edited song titled We Are Leavers Vet features lyrics by James W. Jasta of Hintte. It portrays parents finding comfort in memories of children who have left home, praising family ties and the support of a large circle of friends and a noted company.
A garbled passage lists questions and answers about diverse topics. It mentions Unies met by Clably and MeéGoorty, a Thomas Myton in a fortunish context, Queen Victoria meals for London’s poor in 1887, and a range of trivia about navigation, immigration, and wireless waves attributed to German physicist Hermann von Helmholtz.
Vague old style report describes climate effects on fruit growing in Kootenai Valley. Mentions seasons, frost risk, irrigation, tree age, and storage quality influencing yields and prices. References unnamed pioneers and firms, plus costs and sales potential for apples.
George F. Shelton reports a spring voyage through Venice, Genoa, Nice, Mentone, Monte Carlo, and Barcelona. He notes art treasures in Genoa, the renewal of churches, and urban beauty, with reflections on Columbus, Spanish architecture, and controversial claims, ending with travel to Madrid and remarks on bullfights and Montegrist life.
The Sherman and Reed undertaking chapel was crowded with friends for the funeral of Mrs. Rose Lewis. Speakers quoted from Scripture and Christian Science texts, with prayers, songs, and a reading of a Mary Baker Eddy poem concluding the service.
A reorganization sale is announced for The Clothery offering men’s and women’s apparel at two dollar costs. The advertisement notes locations and times for the sale, inviting customers to shop bargains in the downtown storefront.
Richmond sLock Company presents an all-star stock cast including Nanes O Nell Richard Bennett Grace Scott and Donald Driad in The Family Cupboard a familial themed anonymous play produced last week under W A Brady management. The show follows a business man and his family and their weaknesses.
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