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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 02, 1912
Page
10
Anaconda Montana special meeting appoints election judges clerks and selects polling sites for the upcoming city election on April 1. Six aldermen will be elected one from each ward as parties prepare for nominations.
Don’t miss the chance to subscribe as allotment sells quickly. Stock priced at & cents per share with one fifth down and four monthly payments. All money funds development with no gallery commissions, every dollar invested works. James Pringle secretary Anaconda Montana.
A garbled ad promotes Casgarets and Cascarets as gentle laxatives, touting natural action and quick relief. Mentions outdated remedies and cautions about when to take them, with product claims and price hints.
Thousands of yards of snow-white embroideries and laces offered at very low prices. Cambrie Swiss embroideries with inser tions and edgeings at 16 cents per yard. Dainty Swiss cambria edgings at 16 cents. New patterns in cambria wainscot Wise embroideries at 18 cents. 12 yard pieces Torchon lace and muslin underwear trim at 60 cents for 12 yards.
The Tollo Literary club defeated the Demosthenian society in a debate on abolishing punishment. Ernest Anderson Georges Righuhunt and Channery Davidson spoke for Demosthenian while Nancy Garred Ruby Campbell and Kathleen Munn argued for Tollo. Judges sided with the affirmative. both teams were praised for strong performances.
A fragmentary review critiques a local drama titled The Ryeanyat Wind. It argues the piece is not a heavy religious drama but a light entertaining story of everyday life, noting the plot and performance offered a pleasant if imperfect depiction.
A touring production titled The Rosary explores a family’s decline under suspicion, with Rev Brian Kelly guiding toward understanding. Pearls motif weaves the plot toward a final happy ending as Rowland and Diffard stage a polished show for six equally strong companies.
Special Dispatch from Helena reports Chauncey Moora was found and a typewritten letter alleged from his mother Myra Monroe was branded a forgery. Myra traveled from San Diego to Helena expecting a meeting at the train but was penniless. Nate on a Great Northern train learned the tale and the son said he had not written in three years. He arranged a call with his mother, who will depart for Great Falls. another son was found at Ryegate on the Milwaukee line.
Owensboro March 1 reports say despite Baltimore convention chair Robert Crain promising no rate hike, Democratic National Committee secretary Trey Woolson notes complaints of high prices among national committee members. Crain and others are pressed to prove rates are not being raised.
The Russian National Bank of St Petersburg sued the National Bank of Commerce of Seattle for 545,600 paid as agent for importers at Port Arthur during the war with Japan. Clarkson & Co. arranged 86,400 sacks of flour aboard the Hyades, which evaded Japanese blockaders. the flour landed briefly but vanished and was later deemed not delivered. The Seattle bank won the suit in U S district court, denying reimbursement to the Russian bank.
New York March 1 P Morgan stands as an example of benefits from moderate wine drinking. Arthur Brishuns recalls Morgan at the American Winegrowers association dinner, noting Morgan drank Burgundy and remained robust while Harriman drank only water amid brain fatigue.
Spokane resident Prank Hoefert complains of a barrage of marriage proposals from women across the country. He says letters claiming to seek his help finding a wife arrived from Decatur Illinois Newton Massachusetts and other locations, while he insists he is not seeking a spouse and dismisses the offers as a joke.
In the district court of Lh Tatra judicial district Man lang Blanthe Crawley plaintiff Kilmer P. Couwles defendant You are summoned to answer the complaint filed in the clerk’s office Copy served you and file your answer within 20 days from service If you fail judgment will be by default for the relief demanded The complaint alleges that Crawley married in Ogden Utah on March 36 1008 and has since resided in Montana Other counts claim separation since August 1910 and failure to provide alimony The case is before Barney Hogan Clerk J J Stewart attorney for plaintiff dated 1912
Notice to creditors of the estate of John P. Thomas deceased. The administratrix, Tommyh ina Thomas, seeks all persons with claims to exhibit them with vouchers within four months after the first publication at West Park Avenue Anaconda Montana. Filing to the county of Peer Lodge for the transfer of business and estate affairs.
Notice is given by the administrator of Christina Westen deceased to creditors and claimants to exhibit claims with proofs within four months after publication at 610 Chestnut Street Anaconda Montana. The administrator Charles H Wegren of the estate of Charles in Wegren Deceased dated Anaconda Montana February 19 1912.
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