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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 13, 1914
Page
4
A ragged list of names and places reflects social activity in Butte. Mentions include visitors from Dillon and Helena, church figures, business travelers, and locals attending events, with notes on hotels, transit, and upcoming gatherings.
About 12 000 children from Butte and Silver Bow county attended the annual Arbor Day celebration. Despite a chilly morning the day stayed pleasant with orderly conduct supervised by juvenile officers. Transportation ran smoothly with trains and trolleys bringing youngsters. the Anaconda Copper Mines band performed and many sports were enjoyed under supervision, thanks to former Senator W. A. Clark's generosity.
For youth or maiden there is no other gift that brings lasting joy. Our line of diamonds is priced from eight dollars upward. The inspection involves no obligation to buy.
Butte Equal Suffrage Association filled officer roles at a regular meeting led by Mrs. B. J. Fuld. New first vice president Mrs. William C. Dennis. second vice president Mrs. L. A. Sherrill. secretary Miss Mil che Sherrill. director replacement for Mr Gavin due to her mother’s death. Speakers and talks on suffrage in England and the movement’s growth were shared by Mrs. Cotterill and others.
Tonight's program at Mountain View Church 6239 features special music by the church choir and a banquet. Rev Dr Edward Laird Mills presides as speakers discuss Christian education and the role of colleges with addresses by W A Seaman of Dakota Wesleyan and G W Padgin of Idaho among others.
After lengthy hearings a rural credits bill aimed at easing farm finances was introduced in both chambers but the House committee chose not to press it this session. President Wilson reportedly opposes a government purchase of rural bond issues, fearing a substantial annual loan. The text notes administrative resistance and political obstacles ahead for the measure.
A long row of hotel arrivals lists many guests by surname and city across the United States. Names include Gly Hicaga A, Pankey, Vir Korgkey, Missawha, Goldstein, Dillon, Great Falls, Jorden, Claude, Marshall, Strubbie, Dillon, Ogden, Chicago, Salt Lake, Los Angeles, Minneapolis, Denver, New York, and many others. The page reads as a dense ledger of travelers and their home towns, reflecting a bustling network of patrons staying at a central hotel.
A scattered OCR fragment lists numerous names and places across the United States and Canada, including Detroit Seattle Portland Missoula Lewiston Spokane Cleveland Great Falls Helena Madison Madison Great Falls and others. The text reads as a series of individuals and towns without cohesive context or events.
May dates mention residents and addresses with torn text. Al Mins Aya Sholes and D. Curls are listed with street addresses. Latter portion notes Taylor near recovery after bed confinement and a Latthersin church Ladies Aid meeting at St. Mark's. A Unity Methodist parsonage meeting prepares for next Friday bazaar.
Raymond Clark M111 and his 17 year-old brother are in jail awaiting investigation into the theft of two watches from rooms after Mrs H McKie at 1314 West Plating Street. The youths lived across the street from Mrs McKie. The watches were recovered in pawnshops.
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