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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 01, 1913
Page
10
Residents of Anaconda discuss impounding of vagrant cows as 21 head remain in the city pound last night. Businessmen demand strict enforcement of pound rules to curb the cow problem, arguing laxity harms lawn care and urban beautification. The absence of a poundmaster shifts duties to police, seen as aiding the animals’ roam for fodder.
The Anaconda Standard reports the start of the A Juvenile Baseball league season with a prize medal for the team with the highest win percentage. Teams under 16 must complete nine games to contend among twenty or more clubs. Final standings, captain signatures, and umpire agreement are required for publication.
Readable items reveal a bustling city scene with sales pitches and notices. Advertisements tout dream brick sales and shoe values, while residents like Mrs J A King and Hanger W Wallace travel or return home. Church services, socities meetings, and theater showings populate the day, alongside local business visits and weathered community announcements.
A fragmented grocery catalog lists various items with prices per unit including butter by the pound, dried peaches, raisins, syrup, cane sugar, and cleaning products. It resembles a midcentury store advertisement with multiple brand names and per unit prices scattered throughout.
Joh Barich elected president and Esther Brunnell named vice president of the Anaconda High School Muni association formed by graduates. Clara Larville secretary Marie Contey treasurer. A committee will draft a constitution and bylaws and plan a banquet for 1913. 230 graduates exist and many remain in Anaconda.
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