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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 13, 1913
Page
4
Catalog notes list silvers plated bags and soldered sinks with prices from 8.50 to 511. Vanity cases leather lined priced at 5 50. Sterling vanities 56.50. Sterling bonbon dishes in oval shapes from 4.50 to 6. Sterling bread trays 12 to 15.
Miscellany of local notes from Butte including names of visitors and travelers such as Mrs. Juling Miller, Andrew Jackson, and G. Neleon. upcoming events, business visits, and routine notices. Mentions of dentists, bankers, hotel ads, and a city church service.
The article details a sweeping bill enrolled for signatures, its path from committee to governor, and the legislative process. The code commission’s nearly two year effort aimed to simplify statutes, with amendments to align with extant laws. It notes steps from speaker action to senate approval and mentions Masonic lodge members attending a funeral service for a brother.
A hurried Washington meeting narrative describes congressional plans for Philippine independence scrutiny and possible extension actions. President Wilson, Representative Jones of Virginia and others weigh legislative timing while weather and public duties intrude on a busy day at the White House and surrounding grounds.
A recent Registration Tea hosted by the Syomen Association drew strong attendance with engaging talks. Speakers included Miss Wary O Noll Mrs Clarence Smith and others. a paper by EH Weilrick was praised. The evening featured a well received program and plans for a brief future meeting.
Butte audiences enjoyed a Velograph comedian act with John Bunny in a revival of Dicken s work. Scenes shot in England recreate the familiar Mr Mickleby and Wescit Bele story, delighting fans who know Dickens well. The feature will be shown Saturday night with strong audience laughter and charm.
Davis died after a high voltage incident while working on a pole between two structures. Witnesses described him grasping a live wire with his right hand as his left clenched, causing fatal internal injuries. Coroner to hold an inquest into the accident and cause of death.
A high class vaudeville act titled My Lady's Tang plays at the Empress Theater. The production features an elaborate stage frame work, with performers including four young ladies, a director, an electrician, and a machinist. The act is praised as one of the most aesthetically beautiful and highly regarded shows presented in Butte with matinee crowds enjoying its impressive displays.
Good honest values from the Total 2h. Coats in tweed, black, tin colors with small public features. Winter coats for garry weather plain dress coats. Sale open at 415, Bouchar's, 87-83 West Parle Street.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a Friday March 14 event at a hall with a dance. Adults are welcome and children are mentioned. The message references Stevens and Washington areas and invites attendees to attend a local gathering with music and social activity.
Members vote 9 AM to 9 PM at Cedar Fellows' Hall Tuesday March 18. Secretary notes preparations, intent to boost turnout, and community show featuring music by A H Carmack and a benefit for local children with a 000 capacity audience and a single performance.
A chaotic curling match between two Utah teams ended with McGregor’s decisive fast stone in the final. Players and officials from across towns including Belgrade Murphy and Anneondt were listed among attendees and attendees.
Washington report states Secretary Gare rigon underwent vaccination today under a general order targeting all employees in the state, aiming to curb Indian Pony by wartime health measures. Details remain unclear due to damaged text.
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