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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 22, 1913
Page
11
A half price sale offers a wide array of fine china from France Austria England and Japan. Sets include bouillon tea coffee and chocolate cups and saucers with accompanying plates bowls trays and pots. Regular prices drop to one half as displays go up Tuesday morning with previews Monday.
Butte notices list a string of ads and short reports. Business figures, travel plans, and local personalities move through the city pages as residents and visitors conduct routine matters and social updates amid a recent urban fire recovery.
A missionary social exhibit displayed curlog textiles, fur goods, baskets, and utensils from Alaska, Africa, China, Japan, Burma, Armenia, and North American Indians. The collection, led by Weik, showcased Misisonary work and mission centers, with flags and diverse crafts attracting visitors.
Fragmentary remarks discuss Pankhurst praising women in useful industries, the harshest forms of oppression, and comparisons to slavery. The text mentions reactions to reformist critics and questions about aiding revolutions while seeking global women’s advancement.
Sheep raiser Lewis Penwell of Helena cites rising prices for breeding stock and wool as demand grows in Chicago, Omaha, Seattle, and Portland. He notes prices may climb further as lambs and timbers are sold, predicting a strong year for ranchers and a record harvest of 100000 bushels of wheat from Beaverhead near Dillon where he owns land.
Fragmentary OCR lists numerous personal names and places across Butte and Helena with scattered items. It mentions groceries and prices, including sugar promotion, but details are jumbled. The piece reads as a stray catalog or ad column with misread text and no coherent event.
Evidence showed James W. Supelchin was discharged by Justice Conn after a preliminary hearing in his court yesterday. The charges stated he assaulted a woman at their home on December 1st. Ads note wallpaper bargains at Schat Zlein Patut Co and a Wetter Line display at 14 West Broadway.
The fragmentary clipping lists mayoral candidates Tad Redien Jay Carvall Dudley Brown and others along with roles for clerk treasurer health officer and aldermen. Nominations appear chaotic with multiple spellings and many names, showing a heated, early stage of election planning in Butte.
A garbled list records various property transfers, surveys, and additions across multiple parcels. Names include Dennis Tower, Vivia Vachon, John Truer, Maxie O Marsh, and Bellevue addition references. survey numbers and lot descriptions appear with uncertain details.
Fraudulent subscription scheme targeted readers by forging names and prompt payments. Investigators traced that donations were mishandled and several unsubscriber funds were diverted. A note listed a false address in Tulsa as contact points, and no real person by the claimed name was harmed.
A 58 year old widow, PAHO, was found hysterical on the steps of the Hanson Packing company building where she works as a cook. She received treatment at the emergency hospital, with charges listed for water cleaning. Ad insert mentions Mayer, Jeweler.
State Superintendent of public instruction A. Davee stopped in Inutte on the way to Vig-Rinis City for the Madison county teachers institute. The sessions began with programs on improving school conditions and instruction methods led by local officials and visiting inspectors.
Mrs. Davis of 881 Vote Seventh Street Cleveland seeks police help to locate her son Jobin H who has not been heard from since. The family friend reports a possible death rumor prompting urgent search. In Brooklyn a suffrage rally unfolds with a record breaking speech under Women’s Political Union auspices.
A period advertisement claims nine of ten kidney and liver disorders stem from weak kidneys. It touts Warner’s Safe Kidney Remedy as a pure herb formula to restore vitality, inviting readers to request a free trial from Warner’s Safe Remedies department in Manchester, New York.
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