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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 09, 1914
Page
6
A garbled ad lists canned fruit specials with references to apricots grapes peaches and pineapple. Mentions large 2 pound and quart size cans, prices near 15 cents, and promotional language suggesting value and flavor. Includes scattered product names and inconsistent typos from OCR.
Bakery and Delicatessen at 182 West Park Street offers fresh bread and rolls, doughnuts, cakes and pies. Includes home-made desserts, hot and cold meats, potato salad, and strawberry shortcake available in small portions.
The Silver Bow County Democratic central committee opened its fall campaign with a meeting at the party headquarters. About 60 members attended as acting chair McCarthy announced the goal of a fair nomination process for all state and county offices, with petitions due by July 1. A 40-member committee was named to circulate petitions for John D. Dickson for associate justice and other candidates. Further meetings will fill vacancies and reorganize after redistricting left some precincts underrepresented. Local officials and party members praised the effort and urged sustained efforts toward Democratic success.
Details describe fictitious instruments and abstracts valued near $200,000 tied to a network involving Gerrett and a Drexel State Bank creditors. Victims include a Chicago broker, plus other parties in Montana. Several forged abstracts surfaced, with one attorney supplying two later exposed as bogus. suspected widespread fraud and pending closures.
Mob and Al McAllister heavyweights arrive from San Francisco for the McAllister-Fourmy McCarthy bout, to be staged in Morland arena on May 30. Bob to begin training next Sunday at Broadway theater, aiming to weigh near 180 pounds for the fight, with Tommy McClurdhy due in from Lewistown today to help build fight readiness.
Vera Cros May Private Parks were killed for Lieut Col Elinore Taggart who vanished inside Mexican lines with two of Meggart horses near Tejera. A contractor withheld pay settled with Wis Wen, agreeing to cover 35 per any claimed by workers. The Silver Gow Wrades and Labor council obtained Burke & MiMoney promise and ordered payment of the engineer's estimate yesterday.
Patrick Sheehan will direct development work at the Main Range project with active supervision from Tuolumne officials. The plan calls for lowering the Sinbad shaft from 790 feet to 1,200 feet while mining from the 700 level, with hopes profitability will fund further development and shafting.
A parish gathering heard Miss Minnie Bronson, secretary of the national association opposed to woman suffrage, argue against equal political rights while urging women to accept responsibilities. She said organized effort has achieved more for human betterment without the ballot and warned against disintegration within suffrage debates.
Rough OCR recounts about 800 attendees at the twentieth annual opening of the Coluarbi gardens, with martial selections, a blue pavilion adorned with flags, and dancers performing to Dixie while lights dimmed during key dances.
Thursday morning a party including a mechanic known as Mysce borrowed a four passenger touring car from Sherman & Reed to visit Three Mile House. They left the machine to cool after a breezy spin and the car was missing upon return to the city. Bosco notified the sheriff and a search began, locating the vehicle around 3 am in a Riley near the Northern Pavaille Lec house.
The Japanese government informed the U S state department it appropriated 202,362 dollars for participation by Japanese warships in the international review at Hampton Roads early in 1915 and for a voyage via the Panama Canal to the Panama Pacific Exposition in San Francisco.
Washington May declares the second Sunday of May as national Mothers Day. The house resolution requests the president issue a proclamation naming the date as national Mothers Day and designate it accordingly.
In Cleveland on May 8 the national cloak and skirt makers held their twenty fourth annual convention. Joan LeIowland, president, predicted changes in women’s dress with fashions advancing and men becoming less self conscious about wives in peak season attire.
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