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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1913
Page
10
Knee length garments offered in a fine weave of ten and liste style with sizes ranging from one to nineteen years. Item priced at 35 cents for a 50e value, indicating reduced cost for the knee length fashion.
Special sale offers from Hanan & Sons feature women’s dress shoes including oxfords pumps and Colonial styles in patent leather tan calf and Havana brown kid, with prices from 4 to 6 and low dest shoes. A large lot includes nearly all sizes and styles such as sandals and velvety patent leather. Boys dress shoes priced at 2.50 and 2.00 are also offered in varying styles.
An advertisement announces a Saturday bargain table featuring jewelry and related items like bar pins, peach neck chains, barrettes, coin purses, and clasps. Prices run to 0¢, all for one buyer.
A damaged OCR fragment lists items including toilet paper pills toothpaste and a hospital reference. It is read as a chaotic catalog of household and health goods with no clear narrative or outcomes. The readable segments mention Dr Lyon or similar names, powders and a medical setting but lack coherent details.
Navy aviators battled the sea after a crash and rescue efforts were underway for Ensign Billingsley. Lieutenant Towers suffered severe internal injuries and multiple bruises but remained alive. a complete exam was pending. Meanwhile Tokyo apologized for embassy wall inscriptions attacking Americans amid ongoing search and inquiries.
Senator Walsh stated he intends to fight in the democratic cause for amendments to the tariff on raw wool and to strike the three year limit on the sugar tariff. The finance committee cut duty on jute sacks for wool and grain shipments to 15 percent ad valorem and set aside fabric for the underwood duty. Also free listed sheep dip and fleece finding paper, with Mobair moved to free list. A New England railway man warned about safety devices, noting many fail on running trains. The London Chronicle cites a quarrel over the pronunciation val et versus valet and warlet. The Mississippi River is 8180 miles long with the Missouri joining it.
On July 1 South Dakota town introduces a municipal saloon concept with a popular vote guiding operations. Revenue shares allocate portions to county fund and local needs. The setup aims to channel funds through a controlled liquor sale framework, with details remaining to be finalized by council.
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