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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 04, 1912
Page
6
A column describes new lingerie frocks with lace, satin tubing trim, and velvet details. Delicate cream voile gowns feature embroidered panels, Venetian lace, and black velvet accents. The piece highlights summer wear with refined trims and intricate bodices styled for warm climates.
A fragmented, OCR filled reminiscence follows a young Brooklyn man named Fred Arnold aged 18 who quit a job aboard steamers seeking passage for a meal. He drifted from New England to Cuba, Hawaii, and the Pacific, penniless, hoping to return home. He recalls hard labor, deserts, and attempts to find help from American authorities before landing in San Francisco.
City of Helena Montana invites bids for general excavation of foundation and retaining walls for a proposed hotel at Main and Grand Streets. Architect drawings by GWW Carsly Nelena Bent and Cass Gilbert. Proposals due March 12 1912 with bond 29 percent and certified check. Note Investment Company Helena MT secretary A P Smith dates Feb 1912.
A jagged reminiscence follows a man wandering across Nevada and Oregon to Brooklyn, then Butte, ending with odd dreams and a vacant lot memory. The narrator recalls a heavy wagon, friendly conductors, and vague plans amid disjointed scenes of travel and aspiration.
Mad Algier a comedy drama featuring quaint rustic characters at the Family theater this week. The plot centers Maud Muller and Judge Wayne with rustic charm and romantic complications. Lorlin stars as Maud Muller and Roy Waling as Judge Wayne in leading roles.
Daniel Menon aged 41, residing at 127 south Grant street, died after a two month illness. A native of Ireland, he lived in Bulle for 10 years. Survived by wife, three daughters Louis Pearl and Mamie Simmer, and two brothers William and Noll in Butte, with other relatives in Arizona and Colorado. He belonged to the Womane of the World lodge No. 153. Funeral arrangements to be announced.
New York on March 1 designated twenty four delegates for the Republican national convention in Chicago. Most districts slated Taft supporters for renomination while Roosevelt backers planned to designate delegates by petition. Names include Job and other notable figures amid contentious district-by-district races.
Fragmentary OCR lists several names including Medegas Otte Bernard Nicholas Autray Butler Osten T Miler Ler bert Parsons and Tuyd Go Grisoma and Sapivel B Roeitiz Channery AY Depew named as guide and instructed for Taft by Wildleventhennygreesional district on Staten Island.
A 1900s era report describes a ring smuggling Chinese into California, with a ship docking at Ensenada and authorities at San Francisco detaining suspects. The Morning Star and crew are implicated, with ties to Los Angeles harbor and a suspect named Geott Never Ten.
Ogden reports in March that the Udnerwood sugar bill threatens beet sugar producers. David Keles, president of Amu Bamnted Sugar, HQ in feden, says the bill will kill the industry by rewarding eastern cane and punishing western beet operations, discriminating against beet industry workers.
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A Washington inquiry outlines moves by the Democratic majority to trim the federal budget. The appropriation committee agrees to remove funding for the Smith board economic campaign and the president's $250 annually pension fund. The bill targets total savings near $1,000,000, reflecting broader efforts to reduce government spending.
Jewelry items described as diamond rings and a necklace with fiery diamonds circle a finger. The piece notes pearls and emeralds, a carved necklace with a lime drop and amethyst, plus other mentions of gold pieces and purses in a broader listing.
Local sheriff Kelley investigates a Thatcher robbery linked case in Missoula county, focusing on a recent jewel theft. Authorities search Subert’s room and follow a trail to Montana, hoping for recovered stones and more details from suspects and witnesses.
The report notes VMMMAN TALIOS of ADYECH with plans and wagers for two matches against Prine Gateh and Gioleh, including a signed bid of $30,000 for a Win Goteh Zbyazko bout, contingent on events after May 1. It mentions meeting at any time and a tall order from a boxing manager.
Fragmented OCR lists ad slots and telegraphic directs for branch agencies, naming Pratt Wabbiontine and multiple local stores. Reads like a garbled public notice with addresses on Granite, Alabama, and South Main streets and references to pharmacies and a mine company.
Local notes list teaching and employment opportunities across multiple firms including Great Falls, Butte, and Spokane. Listings describe paid training in tailoring and engineering trades, transit and sales work, and free room and board, with mentions of specific offices and contact details.
A cluttered notice lists York Supply Co and multiple agents offering sale by monthly payments. It cites large figures on shares and bounties, notes county costs and taxes, and mentions various names and locations along with assorted job ads and room listings.
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