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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 08, 1913
Page
10
Bulletin updates describe World Series game action between the Giants and Athletics. Wires relay descriptions as games begin around 2 pm local time, with readers invited to the Standard office in Anaconda to receive and view notices posted on the door.
The Belles of Darktown vaudeville show comes to Margaret Cater Hall Thursday evening sponsored by the Eastern Star. Miss Lullin Hall directs the blackface revue with Tall guiding the act. About half the city’s matrons are expected in woolly wigs for a two hour performance featuring two spasm vaudeville sections and light plantation scenes.
Army engineers report progress on deepening and widening the Armbrose channel to mean low tide depths of 40 feet with a 200 foot width. The project, part of Constantinople’s metropolitan electric rail plan, forms the Ottoman Altespolitan company capitalized at 2 million dollars. Completion aims for Pancaldal in Tour with full work within a year. a new base, the Golden Morn, will be placed at the wart.
Postmaster W W F received a Washington bulletin urging tighter parcel post packing. It warns that insecurely wrapped perishable goods and damaged packages lead to refusals and liability for postal staff. The notice calls for strict adherence to packing rules and public awareness in districts.
The page lists a jumble of ads and notices from city life. Names like Albert Swanson and J M Lawson appear with addresses or occupations. Events include social meetings, hospital operations, funerals, and shop promotions at various venues in town.
A fragmentary local notice details Mrs Dhagg's brother George L Snyder visiting Elm Street then leaving for Seattle, and Harry J Hine planning a business trip to Hatte. The Ladies Aid of the Christian Church to be entertained by Traid Tuce and Mrs W W Harper at 4 West Park Avenue this afternoon. Funeral for Mary Pramenko, a 5 year old, at 6 East Front Street with Rev Dushon Logis officiating.
Extra officers will be on until Halloween as a strong force enforces order during Talluween. Mischievous youths have already caused window breakage and clothing thefts. Judge Sander son stated he would deal sternly with all youths brought before him for such deeds as the city vows thorough monitoring this Halloween season.
An instrument invented in Germany enables the blind to discern differences in light intensity through the entire nerve pathway, granting new sensory capability. This device, still in early stages, could revolutionize visual perception for visually impaired individuals.
Rollie L Richardson and Miss Katharine L Trussell married yesterday at the bride’s mother Miss Maria Russell’s Oak Street home. The couple, both well known in the city, plan a honeymoon to pairs unknown and will reside in a new bungalow.
An owner plants maples five feet apart in an open patch, creating a thriving orchard. Neighbors warned of a dense thicket but he widened roads to ease access and kept select best trees while removing others. Growth accelerates as chosen trees mature, with ongoing thinning required.
In a mixed discussion, Aviators' officials remark on growing aeroplane contests and weekly papers promoting aviation interests. A German inventor, Max Mateus, unveils a phonograph clock that marks time with clear tones and can repeat hours at a press. The clock reportedly speaks no whispers from scribes, and the scene includes chattered comments on paper sales and aviation outlets.
An old advertisement touts Croxone as a remedy for backache and rheumatic pains. It claims the product reaches the kidneys, dissolves uric acid, cleanses joints, soothes bladder linings, and renews kidney filtering power, promising rapid relief. The copy notes a money back offer if not effective.
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