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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 02, 1914
Page
15
At the Hosiery Counter the silk lisle and mothers' friend stockings are priced at 25 cents a pair. Women’s wire-tip hose are three pairs for $1. Infants’ cashmere stockings with silk heel and toe come in black white and colors at 25 cents a pair.
A mass meeting at the Butte high school assembly room endorsed a proposed 200000 bond issue to fund a gymnasium stadium athletic field and playgrounds across several schools. R L Clinton J R Wharton and others spoke while opponents noted tax concerns. The plan includes playgrounds at Grant Monroe Webster Lincoln Madison McKinley and others plus a new administrative building and heating plants.
A Gaelic league class event in Center-Ville drew about 200 invited friends for a monthly Friday night program. The program featured dances, Irish airs, piano solos, songs, readings, and a step-dance, with performances by Miss Downey Miss Finnegan Miss Casey Miss Church Miss Walsh Master Willie Cochrane and others.
A long hotel arrivals section lists numerous guests and their origins. Names include Thornton, Yegan, Wilson, Sigman, Metzel, O'Donnell, Dingwall, Hanlon, Johnston, Watson, Scheneck, McConnell, Nolan, Parker, Evans, Jacobs, Ran, Kirlan, Kennelly, Mueller, Green, Grant, Sims, Kelley, Rogers, J.H. Johnston, Arine, Burns, Price, Moore, Cox, Rhoades, Crofft, Flanagan, Voyer, Wade, Levy land, Duffy, Higgins, Bergstrom, Finley, Morse, Ellis, Duffy, Freeland, and many others from cities such as Salt Lake City, Billings, Helena, Missoula, Great Falls, Spokane, and Denver. The list also includes arrangements referencing Los Angeles, Boston, Portland, Chicago, Seattle, New York, and Washington, D.C.
The report outlines 3400 line persons in the United Kingdom and 15000 individuals whose vision is so defective they cannot read. The figures reflect challenges in accessibility and public services for the visually impaired.
John J Sullivan died yesterday aged 80 years. Funeral arrangements are to be announced. Services will be held at the family residence 635 Verona Street and in St Patrichen Church with interment at Holy Cross cemetery. details to follow.
A fragment notes a figure of no fewer than 1,00000 sightless beings in the British empire outside the Islands, attributed to JOSEPH RICHARDS. The garbled text presents a controversial statistic or claim without context or corroboration.
Brownsville Texas May 1 After aiding from the Mexican federals in Monterey for several months Benjamin Madero brother of the late Francisco
Madero left his seclusion after civil forces seized the city and arrived in Brownsville today with his family and a party of 35 American refugees.
L. E. Fogg of South Thomaston Maine says he has 127 cousins. His paternal line had 17 children, all of whom were older and all started large families.
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