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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 18, 1913
Page
16
A shoe repair shop promises to rejuvenate worn footwear, claiming resoling will restore shoes to their original neat appearance. The copy emphasizes economy, quality materials like oak bark tanned leather, and Goodyear stitching for durable, comfortable results.
Washington dispatch reports Chief Plenty Coos of the Crow will lead his people in federal councils succeeding Hollow Horn Bear whose funeral occurred yesterday. A Black Hills council is to ratify the choice. The Crow seek a red man Indian commissioner and urge Thomas L. Sloan as a capable candidate.
About 400 soldiers under Gen. Checho Campos refused to obey orders to move from Gomez Palacio to Parras to fight rebels in Coahuila. They fired on their commander and 200 joined Carranza’s forces. Francisco Naranjo, ex-governor of Morelos and former Madero aide, was discharged for incompetence amid the unrest.
Notes and personals section highlights local greetings and minor life updates. Names and places are mentioned in brief form, with small tidbits about who is visiting whom and where people are traveling or staying for short periods.
George Draper of prouig, a representative of the International Bible Students association, will lecture at the K P hall Wednesday at 8 P M on Man's Final Destiny. The talks are free and have drawn interest in many cities across the United States and Canada. The public is invited to hear the speaker as the subject appeals to thoughtful minds. The solution he offers is singularly satisfying.
Butte high debaters, led by Hazel Arthur and Mortimer Donoghue, prepare for a Thursday clash with Missoula high in Butte. Missoula withdraws Helena and Kalispell, while Butte seeks advance to face Billings Hoseman and eventual finals in Missoula’s intercollegiate meet.
Delegates from various Young Christian associations were called to meet in Bozeman to discuss establishing a state association and guiding promotion of youth work. The gathering aims to unite pastors laymen and city members to promote the work statewide with emphasis on coordination and instruction.
A European visit and American review raise questions about Dr Friedmann and his claimed TB remedy. An Evansville doctor reports inconsistent case data, questionable evidence, and secrecy fueling distrust in Friedmann, his methods, and his publicity machine.
A Montana traveler notes significant gains in road quality and hotel accommodations over recent years. He cites county officials pushing road improvements, the case for interurban electric lines, and better traveler facilities lowering costs and boosting freight efficiency across towns. The overall aim is to position Montana as the best stopping place for traveling men.
Help readers cut living costs by purchasing calcium lime products at Schatzlein Paint Co on West Broadway. The ad claims five cents saved per package with a full line of colors available.
A meeting focused on church welfare was planned for Easter morning at a central location near Aetna and Sond streets. Officials and community members from Slater attended, hoping to coordinate aid and unity among local congregations.
Silver Row County Ministerial association will not lead opposition to the boxing bill in a referendum. Governor Stewart signed last week, but the measure was shelved after informal discussion. Local clergy may aid the movement if church interest grows. Archbishop George Washington may speak at St. Mark's Mission.
A two reel photo play set in the frozen north centers on Jack Stone a bold man who seeks to rescue his sister’s husband from danger. The plot features pursuit in the wilds a police ball scene and a dramatic chase with strong outdoor vistas and vivid backdrops. Also shown are a news reel and two comedies adding light moments to the program.
MADISOMIAN NOTES records a string of visits and business in Butte and surrounding towns. Names include B. J. Anko, Judge and Mrs. William A. Clark, E. E. Barnard, and E. Abrams, with mentions of alien couples and a Boy Scout. also urges interest in electric incubator hatching at Montana Electric Company.
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