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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 09, 1913
Page
2
The Hennessy store unveiled a vibrant Spring display with a range of new silhouettes. Window trim by Edward Softley showcased draped skirts, hobbie skirts, and long afternoon gowns, emphasizing originality while keeping modest hemlines and elastic details.
An old time remedy ad touts Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets as the cure for indigestion and gastric discomfort. It claims the tablets aid digestion by supplying gastric juice, rest the stomach, and digest heavy meals, promising safe use with no side effects. The ad encourages trying one box and asserts wide store availability and a price around five or ten cents per tablet.
Notice under Chapter 113 of MLA Session states municipal primary election on March 24 will be held. Registration books close March 13. Eligible voters must appear before the county clerk or a justice of the peace or notary public as provided by law. Ray Reardon, Ex-officio County Registrar.
Notice declares city election registration books close March 25 1933. Electors may register before the county clerk or notary public in Dear Lodge County Montana with Chapter 14 provisions of the 1314 laws.
A detailed fashion display at the Hennowsy store highlights close fitting straws, the popular wide brim styles, and saucy novelty hats. Models wear gold buttons and gold hosiery with green panels and onyx pillars forming a backdrop. The exhibit, prepared after weeks of work by staff, opens tomorrow amid elaborate store decor and promises to be a major city showcase.
A Chicago commission heard testimony on pay levels for young workers and pressures tied to employment. A witness described low weekly wages and possible living standards while legislators pressed for more rigorous applicant investigations and workplace protections. The discussion touched on alleged mistreatment of girls and a detective’s actions against harassment by a recurring offender.
Readable ad reports a monster sale of spring style shirts at Rewat Chev's 48 West Datx Street. Offers all sizes with various features and prices up to 2.40 but listed as 60 cents, indicating a deep discount sale.
A pleasant party hosted by Joan Smalls for Vera Lenard on East Third Street featured dancing and merriment. Guests included Mrs Aypie Cosgrove, the trustees mother, and Edna Ferrett, Annie Couprove, Saille Tlood, Edna Jacobson, Margaret Dwyer, Vera Lenard, Albert Nelson, John Small, Wylh Malvey, Aurat Charley, Frenkie Greg set, George Cummock and Frank Grady.
Miss Kate Curley hosted a gathering for friends on Front Street Tuesday. Miss Mary Curley sang and Miss Exina Uchaseherey performed, with dancing to follow and a sumptuous supper served. Attendees included Winnie Early Fu Hea Exina Uchseherey Irohe Lyon Rud Muller Maria Marcelle and severalCurley relatives among others.
Nominations closed yesterday as candidates filed papers for the city election. Murphy and family traveled from Helena and were accompanied by Mrs Murphy and two children after a week at Holy with Mr Murphy.
Five men were arrested in a lodging house raid at 13 East Broadway by officers who found a gambling outfit and evidence of activity. Charles Frasher, a driver with prior gambling arrests, and others named Brown, Herd, and Ish were taken to await appearance in police court.
The text outlines metalworking steps from tin sheet copper preparation to polishing and cleaning with whiting and lime. It then shifts to a letter about Karl Mayerhoter of the royal opera company, noting a house he lived in becoming a home for poor musicians and students, and quoting a poet on his lost voice and legacy.
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