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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 03, 1913
Page
3
Butte items list merchants, residents, and visits with ads for services. Dentists, tailors, hardware and plumbing ads mingle among stubs about visitors from Dillon, Missoula, Bozeman, and Helena. Local meetings, women’s groups, and political moves are noted, including a push to raise mayoral salaries.
Democratic and Republican clubs held meetings to ratify committees and back a citizens ticket. Leaders praised candidates Grigg Vogler and others, with plans for a large joint smoker and a major rally at the Auditorium to energize turnout.
Revival services start at Mountain View Church with sermons by Rev. Atford and Rev. J. A. Mocking. Nightly meetings include singing and exhortation, continuing through the week with visiting speakers and organized prayer sessions.
Answers cover historical figures from Washington to Grant, Shays Rebellion, shorthand record, government receipts, compound interest, suicide methods, census self-harm, and Confederate flag history. Notable items include the Giffel tower height, Woolworth Building, and Union statue future. Also lists leaders in the Spanish-American era and early 20th century trivia.
A boy from Wash Inglon named Tionging A. Seley has been chosen as a page in the United States Senate by Senator Weeks of California. He is reported as the youngest to hold the position in the Senate, amid ongoing test procedures for the page duties and associated training.
A garbled OCR recounts a Capitol ceremony with an incoming president or vice president at noon. It mentions university aid, ceremonies in the Senate chamber, and a parade to the White House with various groups arriving by special train. Names and places are unclear due to text corruption.
Princeton students prepare to escort President elect Wilson to Washington for the inauguration. Details describe student entourages, travel plans, and duties to accompany Woodrow Wilson and his family, including ceremonial escorts, automobiles, and a farewell at the university.
A rough transcription describes congressional action raising Montana Indian appropriations. It lists irrigation projects and treaty payments across multiple reservations including Blackfeet Fort Belknap Fort Peck and Northern Cheyenne, totaling several hundred thousand dollars and related survey efforts.
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