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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1915
Page
8
New Summer Dress Fabrics Across Prices and Styles
Cotton Suitings at 22¢ to 35¢ a yard highlight quality and comfort for summer frocks. New Persian Lawns at 12 1/2¢ to 12 1/2¢ yard with wide finishes. Batescrepe wash weave for children’s dresses in stripes plaids and solids at 35¢ a yard. Flaxons at 1.90 a yard with linen finish and durable design. White novelty weaves for summer dresses including voile crepe and crepe voiles, priced 15¢ to 1.00 a yard.
Reservists in Montana Ready to Return for Balkan War Effort
The Rev. Mr. Komnenteh reports 289 Montana residents and about 40 Butte and Anaconda men enrolled to reenlist with the Serbian Montenegro armies against Austria and Germany. Cape Saferovich coordinates transport via Canada and New York, with routes planned through Montreal to sea deployment. Thousands of Balkan veterans in New York await orders to respond to the colors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Serbia
Montenegro
Hutte
Anaconda
Montana
Austria
Germany
MD. Komnenich
EE Porphyry and
Tdaho
Hese
Afontrea
Gib
Butte
Northern Pacific
Milwaukee
Great Northern
St Paul
Montreal
New York
Komnentchere
Balkan States
British miners refuse to work with alien miners at Fernie
In Fernie British miners today refused to work underground with Austrian and German miners. The day shift reported for duty but British subjects demanded the exclusion of alien miners from the coal mines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fernie
Brit
Columbia
Mine superintendent cites no authority to bar alien miners
The mine superintendent told British miners he cannot bar alien workers from entering the workings. The miners announced a meeting to decide on future action and possible steps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Worlings
Emmet Daly Wins Mount St Charles Elocution Contest
Emmet Daly son of Hugh Daly of Gregson Springs captured first place in the annual elocution contest at Mount St. Charles college Helena. Anthony Carroll took second and Raymond Flynn third. Daly performed The Soul of My Violin and received strong applause from a large audience. Judges included Rev J H Ready Walter Yund and Sister Mary Frances with the St Helena school orchestra providing selections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emmet Daly
Hugh Daly
Gregson Springs
Mount St. Charles College
Helena
Anthony’ ‘Arroll
Raymond Flynn
J. H. Ready
Harlowton
Walter Yund
Mary Frances
St. Helena
Mt. St. Charles
Connor
William Lacy
Dan McGrew
Shirley Garritty
Little Joe
Joseph Byrne
Bilis’ Lincoln
William Gleason
A. McDonald
Eilis
Lincoln
A. Carroll
Ray Flynn
St. Charen
Suffrage Seen by Gompers as a Matter of Justice
In New York at Cooper Union, Samuel Gompers joined Mrs. Raymond Robine and Congressman Meyer London in addressing the National Women's Trade Union League. Gompers argued woman suffrage is a practical justice issue, not a matter of sentiment, urging equal voting rights for all qualified citizens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
National Women's ‘Trade Union
Leagu of America
Cooper Union Hall
Samuel Gompers
American Federation of Labor
Mra
Raymond Robine
Naional
Trade Union League of America
Meyer London
Mr. Gompers
Typhoid Epidemic Ravages Asia Minor Forces Civilians
Reports from Constantinople and Athens recount a typhoid fever outbreak afflicting troops and civilians in Asia Minor. Seventy five persons have died from the disease, with dispatches noting widespread impact and mounting casualties among military and civilian populations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Asia Minor
Constantinople
Raya H Router
Athens
Lineator and Patterned Toiletries on Sale At Store
A local ad lists assorted toiletries and cosmetics with prices. Kennessys Toilet Helpers, Mennen talcum powder at 12 4, Williams talcum powder at 16, Williams shaving soap at 5, Pears soap at 10, Rubifoam tooth wash at 19, Pebeco toothpaste 39, Java rice face powder 29, Cuticura soap at 19.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williams
Hosiery Specials From Summer Sale at 1.00 fitton
Women's lisle hose and school stockings offered at 12 1/2 cents per pair, with double heel toe and sole. Fiber silk hose with lisle heel and garter top reduced from 50 cents to 29 cents per pair. Black silk hose in regular dollar quality marked down to 69 cents a pair.
Gingham and dress fabrics on sale with yard limits
A local sale advertises gingham in blues and brown with a 10 yard limit per purchaser. 27 inch dress gingh with stripes checks and plaids on sale per yard. 36 inch light percases with dots figures and stripes at regular price. Huck towels offered plain white or colored border, $1.50 quality, per dozen at sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Se Yard
Wash fabrics flood Palm Beach styles in latest line
New wash fabrics including skirts, gaberdines, linen, Palm Beach and Panama cloths, white cords and poplins feature in the new season. Prices range from $1.50 to $6.50, with many fine wash materials offered in a variety of modern styles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Palm Beach
Panama
Women's Cotton Union Suits 3 for 1 Special
Advertises women’s cotton union suits in regular and extra sizes from 34 to 44.Features low neck sleeveless style with lace trim and cuffs knee length. Special today three suits for one dollar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women’s Cotton Union Suits
Screen Doors and Window Screens by the Yard
Basement stock offers screen doors of all sizes and window screens including adjustable wooden frame styles at 25 to 45 cents and metal frame at 65 to 75 cents. Lawn mowers in various makes and widths priced 4.25 to 13.00. Poultry netting available in all widths 2 cents per square foot for one inch mesh and 1 cent per square foot for two inch mesh.
Sanitary Glass Butter Jars For Refrigerator Use
Sanitary Glass Butter Jars for refrigerator use keep butter free from contaminating odors. Pound size priced at 25 cents each.
Men's Suits Offer Dependable Tailoring and Value
Men’s Suits present good material and sound tailoring with a strong showing for 15 to 25 dollars. The ad highlights dependable style and ample provision for buyers seeking quality at moderate prices.
Refrigerators Reduced in Basement Store Sale
The famous automatic and nois makes refrigerators in many sizes are on sale in the basement store at prices starting around eight dollars for the 10.
Heaviest crops and paving details from Lewistown notice
The item reports crop yields for Borgus county with Thor fan yielding 61 bushels of wheat and oats averaging around 41 bushels, plus a note that more information is available by writing to the Secretary of the Commercial class in Lewistown. It also states flat street paving in Butte occurred under mayor B A Arrington, from May 1889.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Borgus County
Thor
Lewistown
Butte
B.a.arrington
Indy
Park north w ind first work 6
We thank crionde and neighbors for kindness and sympathy shown in sickness and death of our beloved mother and sister Mrs Aida Rogulat floral offers gratefully receivedCAT FRED ELEN Mra ANNA NELSON JOHNSON Gates on parkmens compensation jaurane Borley & Thom s Co 481 Broad Way phone 2124
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aida Rogulat
Cat
Fred
Elen
Mra
Anna Nelson
Johnson
Jaurane Borley & ‘Thoms ‘Co
Broad Way
Globe blast costs Thorn ton hotel porter his eye claim
Charles Kiddie sues Thorn ton hotel demanding 15000 for the loss of sight alleging a fan light globe explosion on June 12 1912 injured his left eye while serving as porter and supervising baggage at the hotel sample room door. The faulty switchboard and lighting setup are cited as factors in the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Kiddie
Thornton Hotel
Globe socket accident injures worker impairing sight
A globe socket exploded when a worker attempted to screw it in, bursting and sending fragments into his left eye. The incident damaged his vision and prompted a safety check on electrical fittings.
Kansas City Woman Seeks Western Ranch Job
Postmaster Gillis forwards a peculiar letter from Mrs Hilda Moore of Kansas City asking for a country job. She desires a western ranch away from city life to tend a home for a widower or single man, even 200 miles from rail, with flexible wages to be set after meeting. She insists she means business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gillis
Hilda Moore
East Sixth Street
Kansas City
Met
Commissioners Move On County Road Work Plan
The county commissioners prepare to decide on county road management, with the main issue the chamber of commerce of Butte proposal letting the Toads association continue road work. They reviewed the Walkerville north road conditions and ordered emergency repairs, with a decision likely within days and chamber of commerce input expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber of Commerce of
Butte
Toads Association
Walkerville
Barney McGrade
Chamber of Commerce Committee
Last Week to Buy Flags at Cost Before Sale Ends
Last chance to purchase cotton flags with hanging holders at 65 75 and 90 cents and Bulldog wool bunting combos with jointed pale and metal holder for 1.25. All flags priced lower than their worth. mail fees extra. Paris reports the government ordered the seizure of La Guerre Sociale by Gustave Hervé after an attack on wartime conduct.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
la Guerre. Sociale
Gustave Herve
Washington crop forecast for 1914 harvest rises to record potential
Washington June crop report projects a bumper harvest across grains with winter wheat yield at 676 million bushels and total wheat production near 950 million. Spring wheat area planted totals 19.25 million acres with strong yields. oats forecast 1.258 billion bushels and barley around 167 million. Annie Peterson sues Charles Passmore on two notes totaling 1,300 dollars, dated 1906 and 1913.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Annie Peterson
Charles S. Passmore
John’ Peterson
W. D. ‘Wallace
Piaintiff
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ays Mean
Komnenteh
Gompers
Kennessys
Fitton
Nhutton
China’s Commerce Commission
America
Ching Hsun Chang
Limpak Chan Aro
Kong
Republic of China
United States
Cheng Heun Chang
John D. Rockefeller
The
Orient
Park North
Ind
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