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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1911
Page
13
A fragment from a 19th or early 20th century notice advertising cane sugar pricing for households. It mentions 20 pounds of cane sugar and a potential price around ten shillings, with other commodities implied. The readable text suggests a wartime or economic period notice urging purchase through a local vendor.
Proceedings in the district court reveal a non-suit motion in the suit of the Miller Company against Thomas T. Meaney over a stone contract. Judge Lynch granted the motion. plaintiff alleged performance was not completed before contract expiration. Deliberations touched on Mary Miller estate matters and a bankruptcy of witnesses. testimony will continue as Bechir fights alleged debts and signatures.
The court upheld a long standing rule requiring notice of injury or drainage in a case involving a May 1904 accident. A $2,700 damages suit against the city was dismissed after service failure, with Supreme Court stressing timely notice and directing new trial orders. Also covered are remittitur in a mandamus case and Wynne mileage dispute verdicts and appeals.
Sothern and Miss Julia Marlowe aim to build a people owned theater in New York as a permanent home for their art. Subscriptions and audience guarantees would fund a low priced, mass audience venue on Broadway, moving away from exclusive investor control. The plan envisions a community supported, affordable theater with a wide reach.
A chaotic court note describes Vowe facing penalties for attempted plumbing work without proper authorization. He failed his own project and was jailed after an arrest. Sol Williams, a one handed worker, served 30 days for related offenses. Jon Morriarty and John Sliney received fines and jail time following a street altercation and jail office incident.
The Butte Bartenders Union announces a new slate of officers led by President Chemis Johnson Moe, with Johi O'Connor as secretary treasurer and John H. Staoney as inspector. The piece notes the opening of Potosi Springs under new management, with fishing and season details, plus a social note about St John the Huptise society and local events.
The speaker argues a people built theater in New York will draw audiences from across the country. If successful, road tours would shrink as New York becomes the central hub, with touring prices raised to 1.50 dollars and travel costs limiting rival houses.
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