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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 17, 1913
Page
5
A mill proclaims its trademark is on the back of every flour sack. Consumers are urged to look for the mark to ensure better bread quality with every purchase.
Palm Sunday ceremonies filled churches in Butte with palms and flowers. The service featured choral hymns, antiphons, and readings marking the start of Holy Week as worshippers gathered for early masses and special lectures, with communities keeping the day in line with Catholic traditions.
Dr Bolton arrives in Butte with his bride Miss Maud Smith of Elkhorn Wisconsin daughter of a local educator. Bride in charge of botany classes escorted by brass band from depot to their home. Community expects warm reception and celebratory escort.
A community message blends garden season preparations with a public library reading list. It highlights city horticultural efforts, the move from derelict space to thriving greenery, and a call to join discussions at the free library while listing notable gardening books and periodicals. The funeral of Mrs. Mars Witte jams is noted with service details.
A man about 35 was struck and killed by train No. 198 one mile west of Milex caressing La Iver Baw canyon at 6 o'clock yesterday morning. The body was dragged 00 feet and terribly mangled. The unknown wore a black suit and cap, possibly a German, with gray mustache and prominent ears. Coroner Den Drew ordered an inquest. the body lies at Shermay Reed's rooms awaiting examination.
A garbled local theater notice describes a performance at Mare Wave theater in Amiconda this evening. It lists cast credits including Miss Sue McDermutt as director and mentions a large crowd expected with tickets at 50 cents. promotes sale of wine as a separate note.
The piece surveys men’s fashion awareness and street style in Butte, noting vague male understanding of current trends. It highlights changes in hat shapes, pants fit, coats, and accessories, with frequent color references and remarks on local women, trains, and social sounds.
An early morning shooting on Talbot Avenue left windows shot out and residents seeking safety in bed. Deputies and a sheriff investigated the incident, with Under Sheriff Savith directing the response and a county jailer assisting.
The readable text mentions a stage production with actors Ullant Roblin and Birbgee, references a snow forecast, and a discussion of a theater troupe's performances, amid garbled commentary about defense and personal stories.
A noisy ad spread showcases spring hats from Bly otines to Bouchers with prices 3.20 to 5. An incubator contest by Montana Electric Co-op promises a prize and public guessing. Also notes special railroad trains from Butte to Anaconda with return times around March 17.
Barbers Norton and members of the Butte Garbers unionary are requested to attend the next regular meeting. The agenda notes business of importance and RB. VUBRON, President, and BAUMAN, Secretary.
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