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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1913
Page
7
State fair executives, in session, approved $7,009 from receipts to build a new horse barn and extend the sheep barn. Amusement features include relay races with $1,200 in prizes, wild West stunts, and fancy roping. A baby contest will award $160 grand prize to the best boy or girl, judged on appearance and poise.
Sale of lots at Huntley project to be conducted by the government body on the stated date. Appointed appraisers include M. Smith, W. Huntley, C. D. Stout, and others. Terms require one fifth down and remainder due with interest, with deferred payments at 6 percent.
The city hall lot sold to the Mires National Bank of Lewistown at an auction. The bank paid a premium of 19 dollars plus accrued interest. The State Bank of Grass Range assisted and will open soon. Local directors include 1. . 1h rters, OW. Belden, and the Wheatman. Prof W M Fyn der opened Billinga Polytechnic to establish a town institution in Lewistown.
A lumber wagon accident near Billings throws Dorothy Dickey under the wagon. The child dies from injuries after being crushed. Other passengers, including an older sister and another girl, are injured. Near Livingston Kertha Cooper and daughter Gladys arrive from Australia to tour Yellowstone National Park with plans to open Sunday. Two years of young women passengers travel from Minneapolis to work in transportation companies.
Fourthie appoints Joey Laird at Laird Walconty and names J Tatra as deceased. RC Leal handles molding matters in Flathead county office re entitblighet.
Helena June 14 The state tax commission met to outline uniform assessment rules for taxable property. It affirmed that all classes of property must be valued at a uniform level and banks must be assessed like stock in merchandise, with banks not required to reveal depositor tapes.
A complaint filed in the justice court by County Attorney accuses Selena Meat Co proprietors Vrink and Joseph Mares of violating the nine hour law for women. The alleged offense occurred on Saturday June 7 when Laural Daly worked from early morning until 6 34 PM with one hour for lunch at the shop owned by the defendants. Daly is employed as a castie in tim kille her shop.
A proposed amendment to the Erdman Act backed by Washington leaders and railroad heads would expand arbitration to six members and create a mediation board with government representatives. The change targets wage disputes between railroads and firemen, relying on voluntary participation and aims to resolve interrailroad labor conflicts.
An unclear report from Illinois discusses a proposed health aid measure tied to June events and a Pomana-Paciait help effort. The text mentions illness, probable passage of the measure, and opposition or support without clear details or names.
A distorted excerpt shows names and places unreadable, likely a legal or local notice. Readable elements mention Frederick Loring and Wis, with fragmented terms suggesting a court or district file. No complete actions or dates are discernible.
Fragmented classified items list branch offices and stores with pharmacy druggists, grocers, a public stenographer training offer, nurse and driller job notices, a hospital vacancy, and a driving course ad. Includes locations in Butte Helena and Los Angeles with various contact points and prices.
Company seeks teamsters and construction laborers for Leewistown and Park positions including carpenter, cook, and general labor. Pay listed as $9 with contact via phone or box. Some lines mention surgeons and medical duties in unclear context. text contains garbled and mixed phrases.
Washington June 14 Representatives from Louisiana introduced a bill to separate white government clerks and employees from Black workers. The measure aims to prevent discrimination by race, allowing white clerks to avoid occupying same offices as Black clerks except in emergencies for the mail service.
A garbled report from New York details a significant drop in the unfilled tonnage of a U S stone corporation. The text notes a larger than expected decrease and references figures and parties involved, though the exact nouns and numbers remain unclear.
In St Petersburg a worn ferry boat sank on the Tehepten river during Trussian Accepsion day June 3. The accident drew criticism of local leadership and a riot erupted among residents over the alleged mismanagement at Mixity of the pole Cuvee, as officials reported delays from Vyatki.
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