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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1915
Page
11
Advertises everyday low prices at McCarthy's National Market 907 North Main. Claims large flour savings with price guarantees and refunds if not cheaper, lists numerous low prices on eggs butter coffee soap hams beef pot roasts and poultry, and states they buy direct to keep costs down.
McCarthy's National Market at 307 North Main Street markets emphasizes careful handling of out of town orders. Clerks note efficient processing and dedication to accurate fulfillment for distant customers. Local shoppers observe steady business as mail orders and phone requests rise.
Judge McClernan heard A B Melzner versus W F Ward over ownership of the De Mora dredge at Rocker. Jenks via British-Butte Mining Co advanced funds. English billed services at 7600 dollars. Temporary restraining order issued to protect the dredge pending trial.
Standard subscribers can buy Oneida community souvenir spoons with state seals at 15 cents each by showing receipts or paying subscription. Monthly arrears or ahead grants four spoons at 15 cents. three months buys 12 spoons at 13 cents each. six months yields 2 spoons and a year 48 spoons. Non-subscribers may use coupons. sale ends June with delivery charges listed. Mail orders go to Anaconda office of the Standard.
Paris reports from Athens say the sultan’s illness is serious and regency may shift to Yusuf Tajedid, eldest son of the late sultan, after royal princes discussed the matter. The union and progress committee opposed the plan, causing a deadlock. An operation to remove a tone in the bladder was performed by Professor Israel, a German specialist.
New York June 2 Mrs Oxgood Pell a society woman of New York today was awarded 25000 for the death of her husband killed in August 1913 by a Long Island train which ran down an automobile in which he was riding with Wilita Laimbeer. The court also granted costs of several thousand dollars. Pell sued for 250000. Other actions to follow. Mr Laimbeer formerly Miss Natal Schenele noted beauty of New York and Newport. They seek 25000 damages for death and the same for injuries.
British consul general Sir Courtnay Walter Bennett retires after nearly 40 years in service, having served in the United States for 40 years and been knighted last year. He plans to return to England next month.
Fresno June 7 A fire last night at the Barton winery near Fresno caused an estimated 5000000 in buildings and wine losses. Between 750000 and 1000000 gallons of wine were ruined. The fire origin remains unknown while broad claims about geography and population are noted in dispatches.
Harry Martell a traveling book agent was fined 20 dollars by Judge Whitty in police court for insulting remarks to women passing by the Butte hotel. Chief Murphy testified he heard the remarks and observed a woman redden in embarrassment. Several other locals faced fines for animal cruelty and other offenses as authorities pursue public misconduct.
The assault action brought against Mark Foster by Jerome Duggan was dismissed yesterday on the motion of T. Malloy deputy county attorney in Justice Doran's court.
The excerpt discusses a 19th century civics Q and A about allegiance and citizenship when enlisting to fight for another country. It also mentions the last total solar eclipse in the United States and asks whether Mount Baldy and Mount Haggin are two different peaks.
Local references describe the eastern slope of Mount Hag kin te as Baldy a common colloquial name across Rocky Mountain peaks. The term appears in informal discourse noting how many ranges share the alias Baldy for prominent summits.
A letter to Mayor Lane from Carl Beholz of the American Mining Congress requests appointment of Putte delegates to the congress in San Francisco from September 20 to 22. Local miners willing to pay their own expenses may secure credentials by notifying the mayor.
The text describes a dealer and consumer meeting at a dealer counter, with daily newspaper readers influenced by advertising. It notes the role of paper ads as a link between buyer and seller and invites manufacturers to contact the Bureau of Advertising at the American Newspaper Publishers' Association in New York for more information.
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