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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1913
Page
15
A fragment states that a housewife notes bread stays sweet to the last crumb because dirt ground with wheat in ordinary flour alters flavor. This remark hints at concerns over flour purity and adulteration impacting bread taste.
Henry Martin sued administrator War ington Richards to convey back a piece of property placed in Mary Ann Martin’s name for convenience twelve years ago. No heirs are known besides her husband. administration of the estate was granted to Richards. The case seeks restoration of the property and administration costs.
The American Underslung, famed nationwide, debuts in Butte with D. B. Menasco of American Motors Company arranging local handling through Jordan and Dadley Star Auto. A cross country endurance tour from Indianapolis to California will begin July, drawing attention from auto manufacturers as the route covers rugged terrain. Menasco will travel by rail with a supporting party in close contact with motorists along the way.
The Ansonia Theater in Butte celebrates Miners Day with a morning parade and afternoon addresses at Columbia Gardens. Those remaining in town will be treated to Pathe's Weekly program and vaudeville sketches including It Dreams Came True and Dad's Little Girl.
Building permits issued to new Captice block owners de Hoonworth for remodeling the Pioneer building formerly erected by John Captice. Paul Albertson plans a new ft building. Also permits to JM Raleigh for a frame dwelling $800, 3M Ward frame dwelling $1,000, Hutte Plumbing for South Main street business remodel $2,000, and A B Cox for a Michigan avenue addition.
Judge Lynch declared Milton Durand in contempt for failing to pay $94 monthly alimony and $50 attorney fees to Ida Durand as ordered in April. Durand got three days to pay arrears and faces jail if uncomplied. Ethel F Gerry seeks divorce from Archie F Gerry on grounds of cruelty. married August 16 1911. Archies abuse began November 9 1912. she asserts overage and seeks to resume maiden name Ethel Pateburn. No children reported.
The Empire announces a weeklong run of Sunnyside of Broadway starting Sunday matinee June 15 at pire theater. Boyle Woolfolk presents a lively tabloid musical with a large chorus, witty humor, fresh melodies, and new surprises. Two nightly shows 7 39 and 9 15 with matinees Sunday Wednesday and Saturday at 2 38. An hour and 20 minutes of snappy entertainment designed to hold attention without tiring.
Reaper now with the A M company in Butte spent a week at his beach farm and returned to work last Thursday. Marshall of Butte, Montana Bradsheets representative, visited Dillon for a town revision. Mrs MacLeod wife of a prominent Amalga engineer, visited with Josiah Libby’s family near Stone Creek and has returned home with her daughters. John J. O'Neil Continental Oil manager in Butte was in Dillon for business late last week. Mrs M E Barry moved to a new home in Butte on Thursday. Miss Lucy Jane Kemper returned to Dillon from Butte after teaching last year. Francis Carroll left for Butte Lane with his daughter who will remain there.
A teacher of mathematics credits Grape-Nuts with improving afternoon alertness and mood after switching from cold lunches to the cereal. His wife, plagued by weak stomachs and headaches, reports relief after adopting Grape-Nuts meals. The letters, signed by Pastum Ch in Battle Creek, Mich, appear in the booklet promoting the product.
The Wanderer reports growing hothouse construction and new housing lines south of the dome in Englewood and Oregon avenue near the track. It notes a postponed miners picnic at Georgetown, heavy rain harming parts of Meagerville, and local residents planning mountain trips delayed by unsettled weather.
Real estate transfers list several parcel swaps including Crawley to Marc Eoin and Arthur Duss, Demers to Percy Crawley, Byers to John, Speer to Mary Longmore, and others amid a cluttered note. Also includes a Miners Union call to meet at Schillings hall Friday and a brief warning about mail deliveries and parade plans. The text mixes property deeds with a lingering political ad about a subscription and banners for sale, plus union notices and officials signatures.
Judge Booker fined Wilson & Smith and John D. Wilson for violating city health ordinances by failing to fix connections provide garbage cans and clean premises. The ruling held agents responsible for owner neglected properties at several addresses and signaled broader action against affluent owners who neglect public health.
An advertisement states Mayer never offers half price diamonds but promises the best values in diamonds and other jewelry. It directs readers to visit 29 West Para to compare prices before choosing.
A discussion of the League of America as a charitable yet self interested bond among readers. It highlights how thousands join through personal gains, with no formal structure, centered on accessing reliable newspaper information and local ads to stay informed and active.
Miner union event features Tera Maroney to fly two aeroplane flights one afternoon and one before sundown aiming to break the Rocky Mountain altitude record. Tom Duffy and the Smith orchestra will play at a large hall with dances and a full natatorium. Special train service from Butte at 7 am and return later. Fare from Butte 65c and from Anaconda Wendy.
A 1910s style feature previews a Monaco hydroplane and motor boat race pitting Renaux the French speed ace against Ursula the Duke of Westminster’s boat in a scale of speed. Lyman Howe will reproduce the event at Broadway June 17 18 19 with monaco vistas Monte Carlo marvels and a parallel horse leap segment.
June funeral honors Mahmoud Sehet Pasha buried at the mausoleum on the Hill of Liberty outskirts of Constantinople. He led troops in operations against Constantople in April 198 after Abdul Hamid’s deposition. Ceremony attended by city officials and Bar Fison. Also mentions Patrick Quinn, an agriculture authority, and 11191 deaths in Pennsylvania in February.
A patient recalls recovery from severe lung trouble using a throat and lung remedy. She reports weight gain to 165 pounds by March 1910 after weeks in bed, credits doctor and the medicine for appetite and sleep improvements, and mentions moving from Denver. The note promotes the remedy as nonpoisonous and non habit forming from the Knight Laboratory Philadelphia and Newtown Drug Company.
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