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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 14, 1913
Page
4
The listing advertises silver plated mesh bags with soldered links priced from 8.50 to 11 dollars. Vanity cases are leather lined and priced at 36.50 to 35 dollars, reflecting a range for sterling items.
Missoula and Helena businessmen visit Butte as local notes list hotel stays, car hires, and social events. Names include Miss L. Stonran, Edward Denlan, Perry Klein, Abe, Tom Wisher, J. Wille Ming, and D. Miter. Mentions Grand Valley, Deer Sarge, and Broadwater County officials amidst busy community sightings.
Mayer carries an extensive line of fine watches for personal or presentation use. Special engraving can be done on short notice. Visit 29 West Park, Ady Newark Watred to view stock and discuss options.
The article explains primary voting rules for Butte with no split tickets, the right to withdraw or change filings denied, and voters choosing party tickets at the booth. It notes state and city differences, with ballots perforated and counted privately by judges, ensuring voter secrecy.
A fragmented account discusses voting methods and ballot counting fears for mayor treasurer poll judge and other offices. It notes party alignments and calls for orderly voting in the upcoming primary amid concerns over ballot handling and candidate strength.
A woman named Kate McAndrews, 30, is accused in the rooms of Godfrey a uinner on South Athenian street of robbery and possessing a gold watch. She faced a Deputy County Attorney and later charged, with temporary confinement noted at the county jail.
A long, garbled report notes miners’ union support for women’s suffrage. Speakers including J. Binett, Osborne, and Mae Garthy advocate equal rights and women’s roles in industry. The piece ties suffrage to economic and labor participation, urging women to vote and influence governance in their proper sphere.
Janes Miller, recently retired, plans to organize a company in Cleveland to operate a group of gold prospects in Lewis and Clark counties north of Melos. The effort aims to revive Montana as a leading gold producer with developments that could restore the state’s road to prominence. Miller has resided in Denver for 14 years and will travel soon to Cleveland to form the venture, where he holds major ownership.
The text covers William Gibbs McAdoo, treasury secretary, born 1863 near Marietta Ohio, raised in Tennessee and later New York, education at the University of Tennessee, marriages, and various positions. It also includes questions and answers on historical figures, quotes about genius, presidential votes, banking deposit theory, wine terminology, parade customs, flag etiquette, and military observances, with scattered dates and locations throughout.
A clairvoyant names the thief in a case surrounding a missing diamond. The account describes Mrs Susephine Atarlow and linked events, including confrontations at the Marlow home and a later arrest. County officials issued authorities for the arrestees and warrant details are referenced.
A garbled OCR entry from Holt County describes a civil suit involving a plaintiff named Rogie against Royles and others. The text mentions threats, bias accusations, travel, and domestic details but is largely unintelligible, with many names and places obscured.
An ornate classifieds item touts new ravished coats amid bold claims and catchy phrasing, aiming to attract buyers. It references fashion details, urging readers to inquire at the noted shop location and contact points.
Reports indicate police plan a united effort to advance the Bertillon bill amid debate on its merit. Opposition grows in Helena as legislators weigh the impact and others fear civil liberties concerns.
A garbled local notice reports a fine of 30 745 yesterday and mentions Masonry chapter meetings in Burke No. 3. It notes inquested members and visitors to attend Friday after 2 pm for the firmeray of cup relaved sister Adeline Folllard not Wortus Matron.
A seller invites buyers to decide their budget and preferred watch makes including Elgin, Waltham, Hamilton and other American brands, plus Swiss watches. The dealer promises to secure a good price and assures that customers will be treated fairly in purchasing from his stock.
Fragmentary notes mention individuals and possible medical or funds topics. Unable to determine a coherent event, outcome, or entities to form a proper summary card.
Several cases were treated at the emergency hospital including John Foley a miner aged 2 with a fractured arm and torn place on Granite street. Burks 30 was arrested for a dog bite while stopping a dog fight on Sort Mula streets. Peter Williams amino had his left ear chewed and Michael Dunia Hilliard had a six inch head wound. Dozens of brawls were reported and many minor injuries treated at Ce hospitals.
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