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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 24, 1913
Page
2
An assortment of old timey clothing and shoe ads touts Men’s furnishings and boys shoes at deep cuts. Highlights include unini suits, salmon shawna, Kangaroo calf shoes, and merino underwear with prices like 1.25 per garment and 1.48 for boys’ shoes. Old style phrasing and unclear branding remain.
Readable fragments describe a sale offering women's trim items including ribbon Tealhers and flowers. The note mentions a wonderful bargain and ten values. Limited readable detail but indicates a discount for assorted trim goods.
Readable fragments note assorted hardware and sewing items for sale including hooks and eyes shoe laces pearl buttons safety pins silk hair nets coat hangers skirt hangers and initial stationery prices listed in old currency. The ad lists multiple low cost items indicating a general sale from a small shop.
Fragmentary OCR item lacks clear facts or names. The readable text references a sale and product items but provides no verifiable details. Unable to determine entities or outcome from the excerpt.
City officials and state authorities met to plan action against five hazardous structures in Butte. Fire Chief Sanger and Fire Marshal McCormick discussed enforcement powers including tearing down unsafe buildings and fining noncompliant owners. The meeting approved enforcement under the state law, with additional steps to underground power lines and improved fire safety to be pursued this summer.
Postmaster Malcolm Gillis received a department order notifying postmasters that the hack stamping of letters is to be discontinued. Local staff supported the department inquiry into the cost and practice of hack stamping.
The play How Me Won the Cane cus by Mrs. James Lloyd Denison will run three nights at the Empress theater starting next Wednesday. Profits go to the newsboys fund, redirected from a suffrage club benefit after a dispute over who should receive the proceeds. Manager Swarts of the Empress favors the newsboys club as recipient. Also noted is the death of Ake W. Green, 47, after four days with pneumonia at the Peterson House. His brother W. J. Green plans to travel from Las Vegas, Nevada.
A Senate plan to tax raw sugar aims to appease western senators by trading a 1 cent per pound levy for backing, amid warnings of false consensus. The move seeks to preserve harmony with constituencies, with changes to be finalized in conference and may hinge on cost concerns and political maneuvering. confusion over timing and impact is noted.
Fragmented report cites NACOSDA forgery case and a German figure as likely culprit. It notes an attorney to present a defense and labels Krau Krapp as the chief suspect. Also mentions Mme Lebaudy mother of Jacours emperor of Shari, wealth, and secrecy.
New York Mayd-daim Anhut the lawyer convicted of bribery in an attempt to obtain the release of Sarey K Thaw from the Mutteawan asylum for the criminal insane was sentenced today to serve not less than two years nor more than four in Sing Sing prison. To the declaration by Anhut’s lawyer that the court should have thrown out police testimony of Harry K Thaw Justine S bury said The evidence was sufficient to justify its being placed before the jury. If there had been no doubt as to Lia guilt of Anhut I would have so bargained the jury and instructed a verdict for the defendant.
A Dovey correspondent recounts curious events at Elms Vale in the borough limits. A flock of seabirds flew inland and pecked a newly cut field until a larger group of rocks attacked, driving gulls away. The rocks then guarded the field, as naturalists note this sentinel behavior resembles that of monkeys.
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