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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 28, 1913
Page
15
An Omaha tornado report recounts terrifying wreckage and bizarre effects. Witness F. J. Price describes impaled animals on poles, twisted debris, and a dark oppressive sky as the storm plowed through the city. The tale continues with rescue efforts and the aftermath.
An advertisement from Schatzlein Paint Co at 14 West Broadway touts prices for wallpaper paint and related goods in a bid to attract customers and expand market reach. The note accompanies a biographical tangent about James Cooper, a promoter, printer’s son, and language expert with a varied career.
Penetrating sale list items include Kennessys Pure linen damask 50 inches wide with red border and Turkey red fringe tablecloths in various sizes, plus Japanese drawnwork shams and hemstitched pillow cases. Special pricing offered on multiple lines, with values and sizes listed for each item.
Assistant Secretary Towle Baylin outlines legal limits on entries in unclassified and unappraised areas of the Blackfeet or Plathead reservation. He notes disbanded appraisal work last year and timber land complications slowing allotment adjustments. Indian Office says field work will resume when conditions permit. Also mentions Young Men's Christian Association plans and a 21 person committee for Bozeman activities and facilities.
Helena March 27 The Direct Legisla tor league for the Initiation of measures which embers of the league com Sider should have been enacted by the Thirteenth assembly is scheduled to here tomorrow. No regular program has been formulated and there is nothing to indicate attendance will be attracted though Sam W Teagarden the seating spirit in arranging for the meeting said today he is confident there will be representative attendance Anton Horsky View chairman of the progressive state central committee 18 expected to call the meeting to order said Mr Teagarden and former Senator Joseph M Dixon will probably be selected as temporary chairman He is now at n Missoula Among the measures that it is proposed should be enacted by the league are the Crippen bill to permit cities to install lighting plants after the citizens have authorized such action at the polls the Durban water power bill amended to better guarantee the prior rights of water appropriations for irrigating purposes a bill for the loaning of public moneys on farm mortgages another to remove the double taxation on mortgages the Kirschwing cease tax bill taxing minerals with the rates reduced over what they were in the original bill and perhaps a general recall measure
At a Bozeman Young Men's Business League meeting President H. J. Howard outlined plans of the executive committee and newly appointed secretary B. Stanton. The group agreed Bozeman should host the annual sweet pea carnival this year with definite plans to follow.
Helena March 27 J L De Hart announces newly appointed fish and game warden transferred D H Morgan from chief deputy under Henry Avare to Anaconda district to fill vacancy from JE Clifford as parole commissioner Anaconda district covers Deer Lodge Silver Bow Beaverhead counties large territory Morgan’s appointment follows his work as chief deputy and reflects his capacity to manage a large area By law the game warden gains six more deputies.
Helena March The newly created public commission in Montana issued its first order calling all utilities under its jurisdiction to file with the commission by April 8 complete schedules of tolls charges and rules affecting rates. A copy of existing contracts must be included. Utilities must submit data within the deadline. Swiss eateries show success with large youth employment and welfare programs including classes and language courses.
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