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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 20, 1913
Page
5
The Welsh club of Butte has formed the Butte Welsh Choral Society with AX voices. Officers include President Harry Folwarts and Treasurer George Se eholt Snafer. The group plans concerts at the Moose memorial, with a possible choir competition at the Pittsburgh singing festival next July.
Members of local union will vote on the amendment to the trade rules at the meeting Thursday night March 20. A. J. Emmerton, Recording Secretary. Ady.
Montana expansion gains momentum as new counties Ford Water and Judith Basin attract settlers. Rail lines and agriculture spur steady population growth from Colum bus to Red Lodge, with towns like Great Falls and Stanford seeing rising demand for housing and commercial development.
The unreadable OCR fragment references a meeting, a state action, and regional divisions in Beaverherit County and nearby areas. It mentions the United States Wave and a train line, with unclear details about dates or outcomes.
An odd OCR filled notice promotes Everybody's Cyclopaedia in seven volumes for $2.85 with color illustrations and extensive references. It touts chemical history, notable events, and appeals to readers of The Standard to secure the set via a coupon and in-store presentation, mentioning a distribution of coupons and a sale window next Friday through Saturday.
A public demonstration plans to stage a fire tower jump with participants dressed as women. The event intends to show rescue methods, including rope climbing and net jumps, as a training display near the Quarte station area.
Ground will be broken by April 1 for a new Great Northern passenger station east of Arizona street. One Watley-Mareh Contracting of St Paul is the successful bidder with a project exceeding $100,000. Materials will be hauled free by the company. depot construction begins soon.
A registration will be given this afternoon at 2 oclock for a sale of Easter headwear, bandwear, footwear, shirts and techwear at Beat Pouches on West Vvar k street Adv. Mrs. G. J. Fish 42 Haat Galena street hosts the event with a splendid program and invites attendance by livery ladies. SN Ray Smith Gerald's rate 40 West Broad way Ady.
A local report describes difficulties in assembling a jury panel for a criminal trial. Several potential jurors state they cannot afford to serve, with references to panel attendance, voir dire challenges, and related proceedings. The article lists names and partial affiliations amid an unsettled jury process.
The Musicians Protective Union elected officers for the year with several names mentioned in the report. The session included discussions of leadership roles and upcoming duties among members and officers.
A jumbled OCR fragment hints at a scheduled meeting involving a judge and representatives. Names like Lennie and Portman appear with references to a public or school setting. The text is garbled and lacks clear actions, dates, or places beyond a vague meeting mention.
Judge J. J. Lyteh upheld the city clerk's ruling that existing petitions cannot be replaced with new ones for mayoral alderman candidates in the ward. The hearing paused as parties argued over petition validity with the clerk’s stance backed by the district court.
A federal investigation will examine the post office’s physical and working conditions after conflicting reports. A four-member commission led by Daniel C. Hopper and including AL M. Docks, James Talee, and the postmaster general’s clerks met to map the inquiry.
Washington March 19 Captain Ulysses S Grant son of General Grant was ordered relieved from duty as superintendent of the state war and navy building. He will be stationed at Leavenworth Kansas in April. His successor is Captain Arthur of the engineers school at Washington barracks.
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