This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!
This newspaper page contains 22 articles. Subscribers can read the full text of each article.
Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1909
Page
15
The Principal Branch Offices of the Standard are at 73 East Broadway Butte. Independent Telephone lists 1 422. Advertising rates furnished on application.
The firm states they sold rings to Standard for a contest and offer promissory exchange of the full $100 value for any other goods. They accept sterling silver china glass jewelry or other lines and will apply the $100 toward more valuable rings if needed. All goods are plainly marked for easy identification.
Classified items include births and names of new babies at addresses on Main and South Gaylord. Other blurbs mention prices for railroad coupons, summer magazines, local business moves, and product ads from Regal shoes to Weinberg's Fashion Shop. Public notices cover quartz location blanks and a July reservation.
The wool from Bitter Root stock farm was bought by Jeremiah Williams & Co of Boston. Shipment starts Tuesday. About 120000 pounds of fleece were produced by the flock after a month of labor by a work force.
Dillon-Dillon 24 beloved daughter of Mr and Mrs Dillon died yesterday at 726 North Montana funeral 9 am Tuesday to St Patrick church mass 9 30. Donovan Martin funeral this Monday 6 30 am from 72 North Main Meaderville via Great Northern to Boulder interment unknown. Staton Master Peter Staton remains shipped yesterday to Willow Creek funeral Tuesday 2 pm at Anaconda Methodist Episcopal church. McDougall Bert McDougall remains shipped yesterday to Stillwater Minnesota for interment. Cool summer suit at Clerke s 125 N Main Street.
Five thousand delegates attend the Evangelical Lutheran Church of America annual conference opening at Cedar Lake Iowa on June 13. Our backward season sale continues Tuesday with renewed vigor at Bouwdhers the store of good taste in men's wear.
The Standard held a grand prize contest with a damaged Mitchell car as the initial prize. After a collision with a telegraph pole, the car will not be awarded. a brand new machine will be purchased and given to the winner. The damaged car may be repaired for Standard use or sale.
The Gollmar Brothers circus is listed as a main attraction with a morning parade of animals and wagons, a calliope show, and performances at 2 pm and 8 pm on the grounds. Management promises many wondrous features and expects large crowds.
Tickets on sale via the Oregon Short Line railway with a June 25 start and a final return limit of 15 days Reserve berths at Short Line city ticket office No 2 North Main street Butte Montana F D Wilson D F and P A
Butte marks the thirty first anniversary of the miners union with a city wide holiday. The parade forms at Miners Union hall and travels through Main Copper Alaska Granite Idaho Silver Main Park Covert Park Broadway to Broadway theater before disbanding. Elizabeth Flynn of Philadelphia delivers the principal oration on industrial unionism.
New Orleans June 13 Following the signing of Lerando Gebbia death warrant Peter Lamana father of the youth for whom the condemned man was found guilty said he would ask the governor and sheriff to act as executioner. Walter Lamana 12, son of Peter Lamana, was abducted and a ransom of 5000 dollars demanded by Black Hand kidnappers. The boy was found dead days later with his head severed.
An Athens dispatch reports 10 000 Albanians clashing with 12 battalions of Turkish troops at Djakovitch in Northern Albania. Albanian forces were repulsed by Turkish artillery and Ankara hurried 12 battalions to the scene. Also a local ad notes Bouchers sale of summer shirts at discount.
Special Dispatch reports Mrs. Fred Hood and her brother in law Dudley Hood living west of Familton were poisoned after eating toadstools mistaken for mushrooms. They survived after prompt treatment and faced a very narrow escape from death.
Hamilton police arraigned four hoboes before Justice White who chose leaving town over 80 days in jail. Each man received an hour to depart and avoid further detention marked by the county court action.
W. D. Lear was arraigned before Justice White on June 13 in Hamilton on a charge of letting hogs run at large. Judgment was withheld until Monday.
Robert Peel was fined ten dollars and costs after arraignment before Justice Norris for violating the city ordinance against automobile speeding. This marks the first prosecution since Hamilton launched its campaign against fast driving.
Pure white flawless diamonds sold cheaper than elsewhere in Butte with money back guarantee. Ensure the gem is truly flawless as slight carbon specks may exist unseen. Even perfect looking stones can be culled by buyers if hidden flaws appear in market value.
Citizens decorate streets and stores for Flag Day as Miners' Union and veterans groups promote the observance over Fourth of July. Grand Army and United Spanish War Veterans distribute miniature flags to children while Elks plan evening exercises with an Address to the Flag by J. Bruce Kremer and an oration by C. F. Kelley.
An exhibition at the Christian church featured stereopticon slides from Foreign Christian Missionary Society showing life in distant lands. A Japan lecture on Strange People of Many Lands accompanied the showing, with scenes including Kali temple sacrifices in Calcutta after a risky filming process.
At yesterday's service Mountain View Church announced Rev. A. D. Bachelor from Franklin as new pastor filling the vacancy left by Dr. A. P. Morrison. He plans to arrive in time to occupy the pulpit on the first Sunday in July. Bachelor is a Boston Theological Seminary graduate, class of 184, is married, and has one daughter.
The article argues most rentals require the right medium and persistence. It notes about 46 percent rent without long ads, 50 percent need persistent effort, and 1 percent rely on accident or placarding. In Butte and Anaconda the sensible medium is the local newspaper.
Dona hue's Players presented AY THE FAMILY in permanent stock at the Family theater. The play set in the Tennessee mountains weaves a long standing feud between mountaineer factions with a lively love story. Otto Oretto as Whittaker Watson drew praise for a strong performance. The cast also included George Donahue Harry Cornell R E Wilkins Charles C Lowe Phyllis Barrington Pearl Wren Lena Hill. Performances were slated for today matinee tonight and tomorrow night.
We want people to find what they are looking for at NewspaperArchive. We are confident that we have the newspapers that will increase the value of your family history or other historical research. With our 7-day free trial, you can view the documents you find for free.
People find the most success using advanced search. Try plugging in keywords, names, dates, and locations, and get matched with results from the entire collection of newspapers at NewspaperArchive!
You can also successfully find newspapers by these browse options. Explore our archives on your own!
Browse by location and discover newspapers from all across the world.
Browse by date and find publications for a specific day or era.
Browse old newspaper publications to find specific newspapers.