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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 07, 1913
Page
12
Fragmentary ad describes tomato products and bottles with mentions of meats, beans, and waters. Indicates pricing like 40 cents and references to Jorge bottles and Universal. Text is garbled but presents a local shopping teaser with unclear product lines and specials.
A garbled OCR text describes a citron sale with many errors and unclear items. It mentions shipments of eltron avernas and noni, pounds, and various vegetables and meats with broken phrases. The fragment also references a baking hub and veal dishes, but the overall details are unreadable.
A garbled ad fragment markets Old Wheat flour from Lily’s NL and a range of sacks and cases with various weights. It references brands and pricing in a distorted fashion, hinting at bread quality and seasonal sales without coherent details.
The notice advertises fresh meats and new goods with season openings. It mentions price hints, special boxes, and readers are invited to explore the store’s latest offerings amid a few humorous inserts and odd spellings.
Jurors, including Krank Ptrpers ei and Mattis Brown, returned to duty as McClennan’s panel resumes in district court. Twenty-seven were excused, 31 remained for the term with thorough instructions on attendance. case calendar includes Prater v. Butts, Tangue v. Leveyne, and others. police furloughs and reinstatement history noted.
Report on Great Falls Lewistown railroad work describes slides and eruptions threatening tunnel No 4 and Belt Creek Bridge. Contractors remove debris as hillside moves, aiming to complete 20 mile track segment and prepare spans for Kets Creek crossing.
A hunting tale recounts Tom Duffy trapping a large black bear near Helio Inke. Duffy dismounted after a long chase, shot the bear through the heart, loaded it across the saddle, and rode toward Southern Grogs and Butte. The bear reportedly weighed 79 ounces and the event ends with plans for bear steaks and a mulligan on North Main Street.
In a late night incident, Clowerd secured 2600 Cron from the stockman's bank. The attempted robbery went undetected for some time, and authorities from Cornell Biutfe oro joined the search for the perpetrator.
The report describes a tunnel project using heavy machinery to push back sliding sections and stabilize the bore. Contractors seek to determine how far back into the shaft to work to prevent further shifting and ensure safe completion.
Hagar Haunting filed a personal injury suit against the Butte Electric Railway seeking 20000 as damages. He claims he was thrown from an electric car at the corner of Frenchtown Montana on September 8 and suffered head injuries plus ongoing pain and mental distress.
Mrs. Jessie Sparrow filed for divorce in Glyoree district court against James Sparc ashing for a decree. She cites cruelty and mental and physical distress from his sulking for days and refusing to speak to her. He reportedly took trips without informing her. The Sparrows married at Aniconga on May 16, 249 and had no children.
A large oil tank farm in San Diego burning at noon yesterday sent 4,000,000 gallons of crude oil alight. The Standard Oil Company tank, damaged by flames, caused widespread heat and spreading embers. Losses are estimated around 189,000 to 200,000 dollars, with 250,000 gallons of oil affected and several horses reportedly endangered by heat.
A magistrate urged the home office to report Kens after a voyage on the steamship Oceanic from New York. He had served a term of imprisonment and faced a recommendation tied to his status.
A freight train taking a siding at Summerfield Illinois collided with another train. The engineer was killed and an assessor sustained injuries. Local authorities report limited details as the scene is investigated and reports of damages spread.
A middle aged wife, mother of several boys, testified she could not confirm whether her husband was McCarthy or Lundgren, though they married. The case, heard in Judge Donlan’s department, ended with the husband deemed sane and the couple advised to reconcile.
An old medical testimonial promotes Bekman’s Alterative for lung and throat ailments as a cure. It recounts a patient recovering from fever and bronchitis through the product, claiming long-term health and strength. The letter endorses the remedy and invites readers to request further information.
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