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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 20, 1919
Page
8
OCR fragment lists various produce and grocery items with prices per dozen, per can, or per unit. Mentions include small oranges, fresh eggs, wood cross or Royal toes brands, June peas, string beans, high quality corn, apricots in heavy syrup, and apples by the gallon or piece. Prices and units are partially garbled and require verification from the original page.
An intra-office clash between courthouse staff from the clerk and recorder factions erupted Sunday at Hebgen Park. The second floor nine defeated the third floor nine 8 to 8 and the contest ended with secrecy as innings and umpire decisions were not disclosed. Pitcher W Sullivan fanned 20 while Otis Lee offered no decisive report as players endured a long, rough athletic encounter.
County surveyor notes the elusive plate finally found as Moor leads late surge. Thoxett hits three bases to drive in runs sealing the win. Mercrath on third floor joins crowd in praise while Anderson braces for a national challenge. Players listed include Sowers, Boser, Walsher, McDonald, Burns, Lee, Sullivan, Rouleau, Puckett, Weld and more as town follows the hard fought game.
From Boston comes word that Freeman T. Davison of the Davison company bankers has been chosen president of the Canadian club of that city. He is well known in Butte where he has made frequent visits.
Davison of mining background leads the group as president to expand the Canadian club's reach with aims of 2000 members and potential 5000 range, seeking to join intercolonial and Boston circles. The club pledges to aid civic leagues, promote development, and leverage New England ties for success.
A 13 year old Rosa Ponselle rose from Meriden to train under a famed teacher and sing on Columbia records. The record features Home Fires Burning and two other war songs, with Graveure’s voice and the French Symphony Orchestra performing Charpentier’s Impressions in Italy. The two sides offer musical impressions of wartime events and Italian scenery.
White cross bar box pleated house dress with lawn collar wide belt and large pearl buttons priced at 8.50 dollars from MENNESSY'S Scond Fleet.
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