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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 01, 1913
Page
1
A historic piece outlines dog license rules and fees, noting a $2.80 license with higher charges for males and females and a plan to hire a dog catcher. It mentions enforcement, penalties for unlicensed dogs, and the mayoral administration’s delays in issuing new licensing age and wage details for the catcher.
BoM Arhvth of Great Walls registered as the Finten. Ashi, a Helena business new, registered at Butte. Joni St. Lucas, a four manufacturer, is in the city from Pullinsburs. Pr H. J. Aizer of Anaconda arrived in Bise from a business trip in Chicago. He was met in Rule by his party and they motored to Copper City. George Nelson, contractor, and Mel Falmer retired from a business in Helena yesterday in Mr Nelsons car. They reformed by the Elk Pan and report the road in that section nearly impassable. Local Salvation Army officers arrive at an Army hall tonight. Major burden will command 7 Av edal officers Gye baudenan. The comer N45 takes it. A pelisiaetint growl under the command of Adjutant and Mrs. Stoate.
The Twanson Produce of Butte, via Edward Silverthorne, buys Sharktaoutal cattle range from Acrow Creek south of the Missouri River. About 6,000 head are to be gathered and delivered over the next two years.
Lewistown April 30 former Stanford marshal and constable Lew D. Cota was arrested by Sheriff L P Slater as he alighted from a train on a white slavery charge. He will answer before a preliminary hearing in Stanford with bond set at $2,000.
The piece reviews Montenegro’s long resistance against Ottoman rule, highlighting its warlike heritage, aristocratic military culture, and national resolve. It notes Montenegrin mobilization, the role of women in logistics, and the siege that led to Scutari's capture, portraying a nation forged by centuries of conflict and tenacity.
An old newspaper ad markets silk striped vests and towels at low prices. It highlights white and fancy wares, with example items like silk striped vests and towels priced at a few cents to a dollar range.
A cluttered sale notice lists boys shoes from 1.60, miss and children garments, Union Suits, vests, women underwear, and stockings with heavy emphasis on low prices. Items include blucher and lace styles, undergarments, and 2c to 19c prices, claiming a broad May sale across multiple apparel groups.
Four large contracting firms submitted proposals for about 45 miles of canal and two tunnels for the Sun River irrigation project. Lowest complete bid shown was 5,268,610 dollars by Malachi Ril-Livros, with Kilpatrick Ryns & Collins also presenting a bid of 6,019,700 dollars. Final award pending Washington review, likely to favor MacArthur Company due to specialization in major U.S. water systems.
The Public Health Service will investigate the alleged tuberculosis cure attributed to Dr Pater Ti Durket of Chicago. Surgeon Gaul Hare orders direct inquiry from director of the mine Jital at Chicagee and asks state representatives to watch the case as health officials assess claims by various so called discoverers.
In a listing from Jiat vperiord, aigh of sein noe voile ouplabrs, white curtains and variations of Chuiy by Lot Number One BGO wiles Thesses 3,560. Lot Number Two 46 values Tore 4-2s 8.00. Lot Number Three 47.50 values Tor 56.00.
New arrivals of Kestiey dress goods in gray hues and subtle tones. Tridessa lines in Miiastley silk and wool blends feature new textures. Scintella showcases a vivid range in wide widths. Prices from 37 cents to 300 dollars per yard with sale emphasis.
A proposed highway program seeks 38 million for good roads and 1.0 billion for construction plus 2 million for maintenance over 41 years. Former Senator Bourne of Oregon backs federal state cooperation and a national highway school to train engineers. The plan envisions federal bonds, state commitments, and a sinking fund to repay debts.
Senator Thompson denounces Webb’s immigration measure while arguing current law strains to fit fears of Japanese and Chinese settlers. He warns provisions restrict naturalization and threaten citizenship for many, urging practical reform to avoid wartime tension and future hardship.
Voters in the Warland school district approved the issue of 3009 dollars to purchase a site and erect a school building. The bonds will bear interest not to exceed 6 percent and will mature in not more than five years.
In St Louis this afternoon the 110th anniversary of the Toulsiana treaty will be observed with the dedication of the Jefferson Memorial Building, a $280,000 structure near the entrance to the old Louisiana Purchase Exposition grounds at Bores' Park.
1918 advertisement touts Cuticura Soap and Cuticura Ointment as best for skin scalp and hair, citing relief for sores on children and itching. References a family using the products daily with claimed cures within a week to ten days. Includes price and mail order details for Cuticura in Boston.
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