Pure Jam Specials in Pound Cans
Advertises genuine pure fruit jams in pound cans with flavors Strawberry Raspberry and White Cherry. Claims higher quality than ordinary grades. Special Monday price ten cents.
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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1901
Page
9
Lutey's Delicately Roasted Meats and Beans Ad
Advertisement touts home roasted meats praised for crisp brown edges and tender juicy inside. Claims include roast beef chicken veal pork mutton and more and promotes Lutey's home baked pork and beans in individual jars with a persuasive exhortation to try them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lutey
Fresh Eastern Eggs and Butter Products Featured
Striking ad style notice highlights fresh eastern eggs from Montana ranches daily. Includes Butter Fine Creamery Butter and B. B. Butter described as pure, sweet, fresh, and clean for sale at pound price values.
Rice sale advertises Carolina head rice at three pounds for 25 cents
The notice states a special Monday sale offering hard Carolina head rice in three pounds for 25 cents, the same quality as two pounds for 2 shillings 5 pence but with chipped kernels from threshing. Four pounds is mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carolina
Ivor Lawson wins two firsts in bicycle races
Opening night at the Park street amphitheater drew 2,800 spectators as Ivor Lawson set a world record in the one mile handicap. Hoff man shone in the amateurs, while professional Lawson andArtie Bell claimed top spots in the card of events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Park Street
Ivor Lawson
Lawson
Artie Bell
Robert Allen
Billings
David Stern
Allen
Hoffman
Warne
Staver
Haydock
F. J. Hoffman
Reed
Rayburn
Hann
Gus Lawson
J. Py Gunn
J. Burris
Joe Rayburn
Hird
Denise
J. Greene
National Cycling Association
John Sharp
Salt Lake
Butte
Montana State Band
J. Rayburn
Frank Hann
William Reed
Deville
J. M
J. M. Chapman
J. P. Gunn
John Staver
Robert Warne
J. Green
J. Hayfovk
E. Stanaway
Montana
I. Wagner
Ida and
Dotlie
R. Anthony T. Wo
W. H. Northey
R. J.cloke
Cae
Parish
Cornet
Old Kentucky Home
Masten
Local visitors and arrivals reported in Butte
Helena residents M. V. Wilson T. Osborne and Cc. W. Price are noted as visitors in Butte with others arriving from Bozeman Deer Lodge Missoula Fort Benton Great Falls and Basin. Officials business and hotel registrations include J. D. McKay W E F Benedict Jerry Mahoney J. W. Turner and W. Ui among yesterday's arrivals at the Finlen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee Warren
Bozeman
H. D. Hauser
Helena
Butte
W. KR. McComas
Tom McTague
Deer Lodge
T. J. Walsh
J. M. Hamilton
Missoula
Finten
C. M. Goodale
Great Falls
Charles N. Pray
Fort Benton
G. H. Nase
Livitgeton
Finlen
W. B. George
Billings
John Hildebrand
Basin
Joseph Murphy
Kalispell
J. D. McKay
W. E F. Benedict
Jerry Mahoney
J. W. Turner
W. Ui
Missing bonds lead to arrest in city case
Joe Rayburn is arrested as the man who restrained Smith during a $250 missing funds incident. He allegedly posted $100 bail Friday night, failed to appear in court yesterday, and the $100 is forfeited to the city. the case involves dark beauties and unclear details about the missing money.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward McGovern Yedterday
Duncan McRae
Stanley Addition
Livingston
Finlen
Butte
Ophirs
Monarch Junio
Travonia
A. J. Walker
St. Louis
Walker
Charles J. Clements
Mise Adele Baker
J. E. Noftsinger
Granite Street
George L. Lander
Winnifred Latham
Boston
Mase
Joe Rayburn
Joe Smith
Smith
Work of recovering bodies progresses after Pocahontas flood
Bluefield W V June 29. As a result of the Pocahontas flood 81 bodies have been recovered. Five other persons are missing, making a total list of drowned 36. Relief work continues. Ice cars are sent into the coal fields for drinking water. Streams are polluted with garbage and dead animals. Temporary repairs advance and several coal operations resume. Loadings in the fields approach half normal output. The railroad succeeds in moving two passenger trains from the west.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bluefield
W. Va
Heat Wave Ravages City as Deaths Rise in New York
New York and nearby communities endure extreme heat with 11 deaths and 28 prostrations by 9 PM as temperatures peaked at 92 degrees. In Brooklyn five deaths and twelve prostrations are reported while officials forecast possible storms to relieve the scorching spell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Weather Bureau
Legion
Government Mercury
Brooklyn
Heat Wave Bakes New England as Deaths Rise
Intense heat grips New England with 100 to 106 degree readings and a peak 116 in Nashua New Hampshire. Factories suspend work and patrols move heat victims to hospitals. two deaths blamed on the heat and nearly 40 people treated in Boston area today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
New England
Nashua
N. H
Heat Wave Brings Prostrations and Fatalities in Cleveland
Severe heat continues in Cleveland with four deaths and four prostrations reported. Officials note four victims in critical condition. Names listed include A. Simonwick, Lewis Fisher, Edwin Jardassery, and Jusepia Mahovni.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
A. Simonwick
Lewis Fisher
Edwin Jardassery
Jusepia Mahovni
Pittsburg Heat Wave Shuts Down Mills and Forging Plants
Pittsburg records the hottest day of the year with the government thermometer at 4% after 3 p.m. Francis Mills and Mary Deerme die from heat exhaustion while many workers suffer prostrations. Mills and factories curtail work as furnaces Soho and Eliza suspend operations. more plants may close if the heat persists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Government Weather Bureau
Francis Mills
Mary Deerme
Soho
Eliza
Heat claims three lives in Cincinnati on June day
Three deaths and eight prostrations mark the Cincinnati heat record for today. The deceased are Bert Beck, Mrs Susan Baker, and Rev H V Ohlmeyer. The maximum temperature reached 97 degrees, bringing the week’s toll to five deaths and fifty two prostrations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Bert Beck
Susan Baker
H. V. Ohlmeyer
Heat drives Louisville doctor to hang self in Floral Park
In Louisville Kentucky on June 29 Samuel Turner a Black physician became overwhelmed by the heat and hanged himself from the topmost branch of the largest tree in Floral Park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisville
Samuel Turner
Floral Park
National League Scores featuring New York Victory and St Louis Win
The record shows New York defeating Chicago 14 to 7 with multiple scoring plays noted. A second game lists St Louis securing a win 4 to 2 over Brooklyn, with incomplete inning details and erratic OCR text for both matchups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Chicago
St. Louis
R. H. E. St. Louis
Dusanesenn
Brookly
Milwaukee Scores and Shutdowns in Turbulent Turff
Fragmentary page notes Milwaukee area scores and figures with scattered names and numbers. Text includes mentions of Washington and regional teams, hinting at a sports or standings snippet amid damaged OCR.
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Lars P. Olson
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Order of Knights of Pythias
Hall of Ivanhoe Lodge
First Presbyterian Church
Lynn & Smith
Wyoming
Jeremiah Williams & Co
Cor. Park and Main Sts., Butte
F. A. Ironside
Chicago College of Dental Surgery
A. Augendre
Paris
Matl
Newbro Drug Co
Moat
Callaghan
Club House Brourbon
Shaughnessy Rye
Genereaux
West Park
Loe
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E. E. Corlett Fine Groceries
E, E, Corlett
Fine Groceries
Park St
Dr. Smith
Smith Hair Growing Co
West Park St
New Postoffica Butte
Peepee
Montana Jockey Club
Butte and Anaconda, Montana
Laurence
Ofa Efeods
BIG Blackfoot Mill
Lis'son
BUITE
Cner Arisona
Aluminum Ste
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