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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 21, 1913
Page
5
The text touts a slogan Ti's the Wheat for a flour product, claiming gratitude for Grat-grade wheat and mills adjusted to grain diameter for maximum strength and cleanliness. It emphasizes thorough washing of every grain and bright, well cared for mills to ensure superior quality flour and cleanliness. It ends with Ask Your Grocer and a pun about it takes more loaves to the sack.
A Swedish Baptist meeting in Butte features Rev. Berg Rev. Schott and other pastors. Evangelists conduct evening services at Foelock with three services on Sunday and nightly gatherings all next week at the Swedish Baptist church. Public welcome to all events.
Philipsburg notes report a return of Lenin to Prout in San Diego after a years stay, while former landowner Schuh sold holdings for health reasons and moved to California. Granite County Milling plans brief shutdown to install new machinery and an electric hoist arrives at the Sava mine. A power line to the mine is slated, with rapid development expected once completed. Mrs Mackey returns to Philipsburg after extended visit with relatives.
In Helena on May 20 Attorney General Kelly states that Montana osteopathy cannot use the law passed to bar hospital discrimination against certain physicians. The Board of Osteopathic Examiners secretary Asa Willard of Missouri says the hospital bill provisions do not apply to osteopathy, clarifying the scope of the act.
Mrs. Hogevoll alleges her husband Hogevoll squandered family assets after an affair with a woman named Watheuran. She seeks a bill of discovery, a receiver for two Clark addition houses worth about 5000, and division of real property, claiming abuse and loss of support.
An old newspaper advertisement touts GETS-IT for corns claiming relief from painful corns in short order. It markets the remedy at Lawrence and Co in Denver and lists several druggists and store locations including Mult Ranier Drugs and Helena outlets.
A fragmented diary style piece lists names and places as a wanderer notes gossip and social scenes. It references Nasby and Seaghy characters and mentions public spaces, meetings, and possible local events. The piece moodily comments on behavior, pranks, and a looming controversial forum.
An unclear note describes ongoing real estate activity in the city with daily lists of transactions and building permits issued by city hall officials. The text references a courthouse alert process and city administrative routines surrounding property deals.
A fragmentary report discusses a veteran away on duty and a verenda role. It mentions an elevator operator safeguarding the building and a janitor keeping things tidy. Additionally a Wilson grant relates to a petition for a United States commission appointment in Cleveland County.
Police describe multiple daylight robberies where intoxicated suspects, one masked, tied up clerks and stole money and jewelry at several stores. Witnesses noted gunmen entering venues on busy streets while a clerk was forced to open a register. Detectives captured descriptions, tracing a white thief and a second man, as victims reported losses and fled.
Dillings May 20 Workmen digging the Lostewood irrigation canal east of Dillings uncovered bone fragments believed to be from a prehistoric mammal. The dig site produced nine feet of exposed fossil remains, with the fragile sections preserved for display after careful cleaning and stabilization.
Washington reports the annual crop forecast for apples across states including Michigan Missouri and Arkansas showing a shift with decreases in Ohio Indiana and Tennessee The western states Colorado and New Mexico show strong output while several eastern states including West Virginia and Vermont register gains The report notes total bushels and varying regional percentages amid agricultural forecasts.
The report notes Alonites leader Glenn Voliva addressing followers about a planned sequence of events. The message emphasizes prophetic timing and future actions, with references to upcoming gatherings and symbolic acts described in unclear terms.
Col DD Gatard, chief engineer of the Panama Canal Culebra Cut project, says the Cucaracha side of the earth movements will be entirely removed by year end despite slides and constraints. He arrived in Washington to report conditions and progress.
A messy OCR quiz list presents questions and partial answers about aviation, voting origins, journalism schools, speedy trials, transcontinental railroads, postal service salaries, cabinet appointments, the national bank, golf winners, and umpiring rules. Details include references to the total chamber of court aviators, origin of ballots, Pulitzer School at Columbia, and the Open winner McFarlane notes.
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