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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1913
Page
10
Short poem fragment lists "Just Hands" by Goldberg from 1919 with a line about peeling potatoes and avoiding wasteful time. The sparse item appears as a literary note rather than a full article.
Five customers of the San Francisco Police Department were indicted on conspiracy charges to defraud and were sentenced to five months in county jail. Two assailants pleaded not guilty to conspiracy. five others pleaded guilty to the conspiracy and related felonies. The cases involve Joseph Drroulette, Jon Sullivan, William McHugh, Charles Joseph, and Sgt. James McGowan.
The funeral for John Gleason, 10, son of James P. Gleason, will be held Tuesday morning at 9 o'clock from the residence on St Hasty Park Street, then to Sacred Heart church for a high mass at 9 30. Interment follows in the Catholic cemetery. Also notes on Madge Mullin and Mrs May Viol with postponed services and travel to Warsaw Ind.
A brief item notes Joseph Richards showcasing a direct 36 108 at Mountain Street. The fragment confirms location and performance but lacks full context or outcome.
The remains of William Schrink lie at Sherman Reed undertaking parlors with funeral arrangements to be announced. Mary Temple Bruce, wife of James L. Bruce, was sent last evening to Joplin Missouri for interment, accompanied by her husband.
Kenneth McRae a wool grower of Ci and Solomon Brown of Thermopolis were earlier victims as state records a third death from spotted fever within two weeks caused by woodtick bites. The report notes a man died at his home and identifies the recent cases in the region.
Ipswich June 16 Judge Sayward presided over the resumption of the trial of 19 people charged with rioting. Mill records showed January to March wages ranged from 5.99 to 8.42 per week for a 54 hour week. A Greek girl Pou Titea Mizou testified she earned about 2.4 a week over a year and a half, later saying she gave her pay envelope to her father who claimed 2 a week. Health authorities opened tenement investigations as strike families plan tent colonies pending sanitary compliance.
In Los Angeles on June 18 a bomb exploded at the home of J D Trepani, an 11 year pursuit target and wealthy fruit merchant formerly from New Orleans. One dynamiter died. the other, Peppino Principe, was identified by letters and wounded, along with Trepani’s family escaping injury.
Victoria notes the old whaler Karluk will finish loading to carry Dr Stefansson's Arctic expedition. Captain Bartlett expects departure late Tuesday with a two day voyage to reach home, while Stefansson prefers not to leave Alaska before July, allowing crew time to adjust cargo after arrival.
Report from a rural gathering recounts Brother Smudge answering a question about last night residence. Guests included his wife’s ex husband and other former spouses with their wives and children. A brawl erupted, breaking furniture and floorboards as men used broken timbers as clubs, chaos spreading under the house as the building settled and laughter turned to fighting.
Branch agencies will receive same rate as main office in Butte or Amanda and ads directed there will be 1 cent. Listings show pharmacy locations in Butte Granite and Alabama, Runzler Drug Co 601 West Park, O’Leary’s 1017 Talbot, South Butte 549 Main, Wilson 1660 Harrison, Walkerville 1 West Daly, Interville 938 North Main.
Brief note describes per word classified want ads rules and display style for weed ad wording. Mentions daily or Sunday layout and avoiding heavy cuts. Focus on per word pricing and ad formatting.
A chaotic collage of help-wanted ads from Silver Bow employment offices and local businesses in Butte and Missoula. It lists cooks, house girls, westward labor, pantsmakers, and sewing jobs, with scattered names and addresses, plus a long quoted dialect story about a racially charged event.
A collage of sale notes shows numerous frame and modern homes in Butte Kalispell Stevensville and Anaconda, with prices from 1,000 to 4,800. Listings feature 4 and 5 room houses on large lots, fenced properties, barns and chicken houses, plus eleven miles south Kalispell and Kalispell county acreage for farming and stock raising opportunities. Also ads seeking salesmen and office staff.
Classified page notes high cash paid for second hand items, lost items including a diamond bracelet and a duplicate deposit slip, and various sale notices. Also lists for poultry stock, furniture, horses, wagons, and real estate, with contact details in Butte and Anaconda.
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