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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 17, 1903
Page
7
Railway watches must have 17 to 23 jewels and be adjusted to heat cold and position. They must run within prescribed variation limits and show continuous reliable performance. Movements meeting these standards are among the finest, not cheap, with options from Hamilton Waltham or Elgin in nickel silver filled or gold cases, priced $30 to $125.
Hight and Fairfield Co of Butte Montana report inspectors of watches assigned for the Oregon Short Line Railroad as part of a local staffing update.
A compilation of short items from Butte covering departures to Denver Chicago Boston Seattle and Nome transfers and events. Mentions Edward Hughes Max Herbelin Leo Tattersall and others with arrivals to Spokane Brooklyn and Ogden plus local business notes and upcoming magazine sales at P O News Stand.
George M. Hays, secretary of state, asks Silver Bow county to appoint a representative to the Montana state fair board by June 6. The position carries no salary but offers honor and travel expenses. the fair runs Aug 15 to Oct 15 and is funded by state funds. The board, with one member from each county, governs a site near Helena and spans terms of six, four, and two years.
The excerpt extols storekeeping and advertising as key trade winners of the century. It likens ad writing to evolutionary progress, praising adaptive writing and observation of others' work to improve one’s own craft.
The old yacht America, winner of the 1851 America's Cup, will be taken apart by owner Butler Ames who plans to distribute her parts to yachtsmen worldwide as souvenirs. The vessel, built by Governor Steers for John Stevens, has long influenced yachting and seen gains, losses, and dramatic races through the 19th century.
Pommery, praised by connoisseurs as the finest champagne, was served at the Union League Club banquet in San Francisco on May 14 in honor of the president and was also chosen for the president’s banquet on April 23 in Milwaukee. The brand’s presence at these prominent events underscores its reputation for top quality and willingness to spend freely for premier wine.
Centennial Brewing announces Export Bohemian as a new bottle beer rival to Budweiser and Pabst Blue Ribbon Select. The beer uses imported Bohemian hops and Wisconsin six row malt and will sell at a 50 cent per case premium starting May 15.
Printers' Ink notes the Pears' soap company has declared an interim dividend on common stock at an annual rate of 8 percent. The ad world faces calls for bold new ideas and relentless brand hammering to stay top of mind with customers. An advertiser emphasizes constant, pervasive messaging to imprint a business in the public memory.
Town chatter centers on Mrs. Alden directing Hennessy’s dressmaking department. She delivers evening gowns with flawless fit and finish while tailoring also shines. Hennessy offers ready gowns for 30 dollars and tailor-made suits from 35 dollars, with silk linings extra. orders accepted now for spring delivery.
Oregon Short Line offers round trip tickets at 32 dollars to Denver for the Western Federation of Miners meeting on May 25. Tickets on sale May 24 only, valid for return to June 21. Ticket office at 195 North Main street Butte Montana. Funeral of Thomas Morton today at 2 p.m. from Duggan's undertaking parlors.
A Yorkshire coal carrier delivered coal and asked a professor where to unload. The professor described a path through the quadrangle to a specific exterior arch, where an opening would receive the coal. The carrier replied, “that’s all right, maister, but it’s a coal hole ahm seekin.”
A remedy for inflamed throat mixes a pint of strained honey with a quart of whiskey then adds 30 drops of oil of tar. A spoonful taken at night and in the morning is advised as very helpful for soothing irritation.
Brooklyn Eagle notes no Midway Plaisance at the St Louis fair yet warns visitors may witness a display of local politicians in a jail setting with fines.
The article notes doubts that Britain can regain the America's Cup given the current high speed of smaller naval vessels makes such a feat seem impossible.
Sheriff Falling went into Stillwater county with a warrant for F W Steinbrink and has returned with the arrest. Steinbrink is charged with maliciously cutting a wire fence belonging to ranchman Irwin. He will be arraigned in justice court next Tuesday. Sunday matinee at Renshaw, Gents 50c, ladies free.
While handling lumber a large sliver penetrated his hand causing a very painful wound.
Complaints arise over lack of moisture in Miles City as the usual seasonal concern returns in May. Local residents voice gravelly concern while weather outlook remains dry and unsettled.
Special Dispatch reports in Big Timber on May 16 that Dave Nevin, son of County Commissioner O B Nevin, was in town for a surgical treatment. The item notes his presence and the nature of the visit without further details.
A total of 1250 dollars in gold coin was withdrawn from the sub-treasury for shipment to South America tomorrow in two transactions. The majority will pay for hides and wool merchandise. A grand May festival and ball will be hosted by Teutonia lodge No 2 and Louise lodge No 3 on Sunday evening May 17 at Renshaw hall. Admission: gentlemen 30 cents, ladies free.
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