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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 21, 1913
Page
4
A local dealer announces a half price clearance of French Austrian Japanese chinaware to make space for other goods. The sale features woollon tea sets, goMec cups, salad bowls, platters, trays, teapots, coffee pots, punch sets, pudding dishes, plates, cups and saucers, vases and more at half the regular price. Windows to display the items begin Tuesday morning with showcases viewable Monday.
A digest of Butte social and city notes from vendors and residents includes births, visits, travels, and local business ads. Mentions Mr and Mrs dosuph hive, Miss Elizabeth Lann, Mrs Teresa Lann, Mrs Mary Carney, and other residents. notes transportation ads and a petition by streetcar patrons to extend service on the Butte Electric line.
Special session demand push by league aims to repeal Montana race track gambling law. Committees seek pledges from lawmakers and candidates, with possible ballot initiative if needed. Speakers cite wives and workers harmed, urging action before next election.
A jury awarded a $15,000 verdict in a mining accident case involving a fall in the Wawida mine. The plaintiff, represented by attorney Conway, sought $20,000 alleging unprotected carelessness and shaft danger. The court awarded $2,000 in a prior related action, with questions raised about proximity to the shaft and city limits under Montana safety rules.
Jusver of the Peace Cann officiated at a wedding held yesterday in a hospital chapel. The bride, Noy Satherey Sei, left her sick bed to marry Ernest Hlockbeg. Witnesses OT Westle and Richard Hyirkin attended. The newlyweds were to travel to the city for their honeymoon.
The Montana Equal Franchise reports plans for a ladies quartet tour to promote suffrage in Montana. Anaconda and Butte groups will collaborate to build support for women’s suffrage, with a state-wide automobile tour and projected lecture series. A public rally is set for next week featuring noted speakers and a screening at a local theater.
A Great Northern incident near Tolena and Hulte yesterday afternoon disrupted a performance by the Common Law company scheduled at Broadway events. The show was canceled on the evening of Oy 13, with no injuries reported. A passenger train collision caused property damage valued at $14,678,774.
J C Congdon and GA Congdon of Duluth visit Butte and London prospects as shaftwork nears. They outline a crosscut to deepen the shaft by 600 feet and discuss a percent interest deal in exchange for shaft access. Rainbow properties show activity with continued sinking and crosscuts to east and west boundaries. Governor McDowell and others are noted as major stockholders.
Walkerville council meets briefly as special committee reports on sewer plans to connect to county lines. The session notes a petition from 12 taxpayers for a street placement and refers the matter to the fire light and water committee for next steps.
The notice lists paint prices including Ballon Vinor at 1.75 per gallon and House paints at 1.50, while noting overall low costs. It also claims the average salary for federal energy workers is about 305 x yearly, contrasted with a clerk's pay.
Mounting to your order offers savings on prices for various mounts in our sale. Customers are urged to review options and apply discounts where available to maximize value on mounting services. Restrictions may apply. check in-store for details and eligibility.
A lengthy ad proclaims a broad array of portieres and couch covers in crimson, tan, green, and brown. It touts extra wide and full length portieres, self floral designs, two tone effects, and easy payments with mail orders. Multiple price points and finishes are listed, emphasizing a complete city display and sizing options.
Catalog note describes 48 inch wide reaper y cloth for over drapes and side drapes. Mentions per yard price of $2.25. Includes misread color terms and design notes such as madras patterns and green gold swawn.
A female passerby reported being accosted by intoxicated men near Gray Street and Wien Motor Curve. Police arrived after the encounter, with the injured party refusing to identify herself and the suspects described as hollops in fuzzy terms.
A man and his brother confessed to murdering Charles Johnston, a rich recluse, to steal his money. The案案 details describe the alleged planning and execution, with police involvement and mentions of related robberies. The report notes the crime occurred in Missouri with local authorities pursuing further leads.
Fragment presents unreliable text about water and clover without clear facts or identifiable names. No verifiable entities or dates, and the snippet lacks a coherent report or event to summarize.
Mobile dispatch reports seventeen killed in the wreck of the Mobile Ohio troop train. Injured soldiers are in local hospitals, with officials noting no exact death count yet as undertakers tally the bodies. Names of the deceased and injured appear in the latest official listings from the scene.
A fragmentary report from a colonial village founded over two decades ago by Lannis SIV describes share increases in births and land disputes. The piece notes harsh living conditions, private property claims, and peasant anxiety over soil rights. It mentions a famous evangelist and a high night page count, signaling broader social concerns.
Aimed at readers with lingering throat or lung issues, the notice warns that ignored coughs and colds can damage the lungs. It touts Kekman’s Alterative as a proven relief, claims long years of testing, and urges readers to request a booklet from Kekman Laboratory Philadelphia for evidence of recoveries.
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