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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 04, 1913
Page
3
Anaconda locals tested the city milk license ordinance against state law, arguing farmers sell produce without licenses. George Orme was found guilty of selling milk without a fee, with appeals planned to district court.
In a brief item, Rays' team faces an event at Mast Pari with Thiesen and a 500 unit advertising note. Details are sparse but indicate a local sports and promotional context involving named participant Thiesen and a sponsorship or ad placement.
Mias Gerrard Converse who has for six months been temporary manager of the Western Union telegraph office in Anaconda has been succeeded by Charles Clark formerly manager of the Price Utah office. Clark arrived Thursday with Auditor H W Dencke to complete the transfer. Converse received a letter from Superintendent Life at Salt Lake City commending her service and offering other positions but she will not leave Anaconda.
The Fitzpatrick led team, organized by John Pitepatekcle, barely defeated Moran. A late forward pass to Beal set up the decisive score as both sides endured tough, physical play with repeated punts and broken runs. Sugrue and Beal were standout ends, while Morgan’s defense struggled to stop the drives. Players tumbled and drills intensified as teams prepare for Friday’s game against Brent.
A man with a fractured skull was picked up near the Northern Pacific crossing on Harvey Street in Missoula. He carried a necklet reading Henry Twentuckson, at George Weisel's camp near St. Regis. Taken to the hospital, his condition remained critical with little hope of recovery. no train impact was reported.
In uptown New York a gallery collapse sent a crowd fleeing as a mezzanine hall sagged. Many were shaken but only a few injuries were serious. ambulances were called though most injured declined hospital care. No fatalities were confirmed.
A Japanese firm planted 20,000,000 pearl oysters in a bay and expects to produce millions of pearls using a newly invented impregnation process. A girl’s fashion is noted as lacking taste, with a silhouette skirt mentioned as acceptable if it creates a 410 figure.
The article describes an India-based occult show by Dr. Eddy, promising seances and spirit manifestations on stage at Margaret theater, with audience participants summoned as witnesses. It lists other acts including writing, visions, floating talis, and questions answered, along with a melodramatic stage story and various plays and comedies shown in the same program.
The British Board of Trade approves a new automatic davit that releases a boat from a vessel as soon as it touches water. The device averages only a few days of service annually from Linoss, with 50 ind GONe net losses cited.
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