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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 28, 1913
Page
5
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Beginning Sunday March 3 management of the Family will present two series with frequent changes of program. The arrangement runs until the opening attraction of the Itech company on Sunday April 6. The opening feature is a three reel drama The Rodeo about western life with rope work riding and drilling scenes. A vaudeville act and other attractions will accompany the bill through Monday and Tuesday.
For the past two years Sfayer has manufactured all kinds of special designs in fine jewelry and done watch remaining. Mayer has built an enviable reputation for the business and low prices, with long experience to advise on exact design. See Moyver 30 West Park.
Dillon daily notes report paint prices at 1.83 per gallon from Schatzlein Paint Co of West Broadway. Mentions of I A Flynn in Dillon, James Jackson and Annabel Long Easter visits, J A McTarnaghan among guests in Helena, Mrs Joseph Smith and son Joseph Rawson for medical care in Butte, Matt Barry returning from Butte for auto business, and Sol Binnard visiting Dillon clients.
A road house named Van Nevs 314 miles away opens a new ballroom. The facility features a Steinert flute lounge and other amenities, with the opening set for Saturday the 29th.
Judge Holland argues every child should learn to swim as part of public schooling amid flood disasters. He cites drownings in the Midwestern floods, urging school districts to revise curricula to include swimming instruction as a public program. The call recalls a past boating tragedy where swimming skills could have saved lives.
A social worker and writer, Stanles Bers, will deliver a talk on immigrant aid in Washington and California. He has spoken to chambers of commerce and schools, and serves as educational organizer for an immigrant society. The address highlights reception, Americanization, and nationwide support from leading figures.
The Young Men's Club will entertain friends with a free annual gym show in Centerville for those over 17. The program features boxing, wrestling, tumbling, bars, club swinging, bag punching, magic acts and short speeches by local orators. About 2,000 seats arranged as crowds are expected. show starts at 8 09 p.m. Johnny Sullivan Vincent Wells and Jon J Burke lead the arrangements.
The piece surveys Washington towns including Spokane Portland Seattle and Yakima as hubs of activity and doubt. It notes Portland’s rising status as a host city, growing business in Seattle and Spokane, and migration by workers from Montana towns. A Montana society powwow in Spokane is announced for April.
Leis Uniyard was to be charged yesterday in Dou lan's department of court on four counts of robbery. He appeared in court and will be sentenced Saturday. The siege partner Thomas Kirt is to appear today. Hougard and Kirby are accused of violently taking money at gunpoint from Williams on October 36 and stealing $124.
A memorial program at the Broadway theatre Sunday afternoon includes the Malle lah chorus from Handel's Messiah. The sacred melody will be performed by a chorus of 40 voices with many of Butte’s finest vocalists, part of a revered religious music program.
A garbled questions and answers fragment covers topics from women’s suffrage to a bridge construction, a French revolution reference, and a comment on the Red Cross. The text mentions a city vote, a federal grant, and a variety of historical inquiries, but specifics are unclear due toOCR damage and editing omissions.
The text asks what win place and show mean in horse racing and discusses betting outcomes. It references a hypothetical bet on a horse finishing first or second and questions how the terms affect payout, along with unrelated reflections on history and politics.
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