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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1914
Page
5
Dairy items from Montana markets are listed with prices in a fragmented ad style. Hints of butter, cream, cheese and canned milk appear, with several prices per pound or carton and mentions of special offers. Names of items include Montana Creamery butter, Young America cheese, and Carnation cans among others.
Advertises rolled oats in various bag sizes and special pricing. Includes Layton's bacon hickory smoked with lean streaks. Mentions regular price and special per strip pricing, with odd spacing and garbled OCR.
An advertisement notes Gebhardt Chili Con Carne from the makers of Chi powder priced at 9 and 36 cents, with a local seller offering their own chili con carne. It mentions a wedding promotion offering the bride one percent credit on her first grocery order.
Fragmented ad style text describes soups and canned fruits with assorted prices. Mentions Campbell's and Knoor's soups, German kitchens, and case or dozen quantities. Includes occasional mis-spellings and unclear lines but conveys a small-town grocery sale vibe.
Free admission at Columbia gardens features Prof. Ww. J. Ryan of New York with young Trntte dancers performing new steps. Floor clears at 8 30 for a half hour demonstration followed by Webster Brothers animal acts and the regular Tuesday dance night.
A. R. Wharton, manager of the street car system, told the poller yesterday that five payroll checks were stolen or lost. The checks drawn on Clark Bank covered PP. J. Donahue 361.69 W. H. Tong 48.18 G. Blewett 67.01 Harry McIntyre 23.86 and A. Dockstader 46.70. The numbered checks range from 12095 to 12110.
Members are requested to attend the regular meeting on UW 1914 for the nomination and election of officers. Stamp SPACIMIAN, Recording Secretary.
Velvet Ice Cream company at 417 South Idaho Butte advertises telephone numbers 1816 or 404 for Velvet mie and ersam. The funeral of Mrs. Elizabeth T. Megerman will be private, held Tuesday morning at her daughter Mrs. Damon J. Tansey’s home 624 Maryland Avenue with Mass at St. Joseph's church at 9 30.
The court denied the defense request for judgment on the jury and allowed a bill of exceptions. A $5,000 verdict for William Johnson on a personal injury claim against De Bulle Alex Scott Co. stood, while the jury favored the company on special verdicts. Intervenes and further motions spanned Bacorn v. Butter and Bacorn Copper Mining.
The city bans vacation with pay for patrolmen until each officer passes the upcoming physical tests. Mayor Duncan issued the order as examinations begin later this week. Two commissioners will join City Physician C. A. Hovet in the evaluation, appointed by tomorrow night's council meeting.
The Butte Equal Suffrage Association holds its regular meeting this afternoon with important business to be settled. Reports from delegates to the state suffrage convention in Lewistown will be given. Montana Equal Franchise League and National Council of Prospective Voters urged to attend as plans of interest to all Montana suffragists will be discussed. The association will vote on whether to meet twice monthly rather than weekly. All interested are urged to attend.
Tally Johns, accused of deceiving his bride of six months, asked to postpone his hearing until this morning with Attorney Matt Canning representing the defendant. Jenna posted 100 bond. George Pierce, 20, a crowd follower, faced charges of carrying a loaded weapon and pled guilty, sent to county jail pending police inquiry into a possible saloon hold up at Silver Bow. William Hyland, a colored street orator, delivered a new style of speech, stayed out of jail on charges of being a common burglar, granted another chance for the fifteenth time.
A hearing before Judge McClernin weighed if merchants who advance funds on customers future pay become note brokers under state law. The Davis-Daly grocery firm, and Pentila debt cases, featured claims of rent, wages, and cash advances, with arguments to classify the broker activity under the statute. The court slated briefs for final ruling after submission.
Walkerville council and residents await a clear day to begin city cleanup. Volunteers and wagon teams will collect debris, while residents tidy yards and alleys as weather allows. Commissions will organize a systematized cleanup across streets and alleys.
Judge George M. Bourquin returned from Billings where he presided over a short term. He will remain through the week to set the law and motion calendar on Friday June 18 and begin the summer term in Helena on Monday. The grand jury will meet in Helena at that time and no venire for 60 men was ordered.
The government thermometer recorded 95 degrees at 5 o'clock this afternoon in St Louis Missouri. Only 0.161 inch of rain fell in the month, leaving residents to endure the heat.
Mia Carrig of 05 Clisage Avenue Butte, rheumatism for 20 years, reports her husband spent many days seeking cures. After one bottle of Dr Jaeger's prescription, she can work, bake, and shop again. The medicine, not patent, came from Baden Baden via Dr Jaeger and is sold at Fischer's cigar stand 24 West Broadway Butte.
The advertisement touts Mayr's Wonderful Stomach Remedy as a thorough system cleanser for chronic stomach trouble and constipation, offering one dose to convince skeptics. Sold locally by Smith Brug Company in Anaconda and Paxxon & Rockefeller in Dutte.
The Brussels trial of Nestor Veimart and six accomplices centers on alleged swindling of investors via stock tied to the Ghent-Vernentzen railroad. Reported losses reach millions as a private press produced bogus documents while Veimart leveraged multiple residences and a racing stable. Proceedings are slated to last about six weeks.
Jane Orson Adie, former president of Mel County National Bank of Grand Duneton, convicted on fifty counts in U.S. court for alleged misappropriation of funds. Judge Mobork J. Lusels imposed a six year federal sentence. Adams faced no personal gain claim by district attorney Harry Ta. Kelly. The bank was closed by the comptroller and later reopened.
Washington reports Second Lieut J H Houston of the twenty eighth Infantry at Vera Cruz killed a Mexican in the course of arresting him after his knife attack. General Funston says Houston's act was justifiable and no further action is needed. Separate items discuss rat extermination in Sheffield and urban planning plans near the city center.
Mrs. Sarah Stees of 326 North Moncton Street Butte area a pioneer resident who faced rheumatism asthma and kidney trouble reports dramatic relief after using Akon the California mineral remedy She says ten years of rheumatism and forty years of asthma vanished soon after internal treatment improving sleep appetite and strength She notes kidney and asthma issues largely resolved and encourages others to try Akon at Newbro Drug Store 37 West Park Street Butte for further information and access
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