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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 31, 1913
Page
18
Readers are urged to look for the trade mark on flour sacks to ensure superior quality and thorough cleanliness. The flour is described as rich in nourishment due to the strong glutinous properties of Montana hard wheat, and pure because the wheat is screened before milling.
A 8 pm curfew will be enforced on Halloween with no additional police on duty. Youths under 16 must be indoors, and minor violations of property destruction or wanton acts could lead to arrests. Police were instructed on what constitutes misdeeds, reflecting past fears of Halloween damage.
Mary Pickford captivates audiences in a delightful new screen version of In the Bishop's Carriage shown at the Broadway theater. The program marks a major hit pairing Pickford with a beloved classic, promising repeat showings tonight and tomorrow.
A Mountain View church social themed around ghosts and witches invites members and guests this Friday evening. Card invitations shaped like pumpkins promise ghostly interest, refreshments, and a humorous showcase with a single year guarantee on a watch cleaning service offered by Sayer, Jeweler at 29 West Park.
Mulliner of Idaho Falls, sheriff, touted town boosts during a visit enlivened by talk of an Interurban electric line linking Idaho Falls, Blackfoot, Sugar City, and future ties to St. Anthony and Ashton. He noted freight car shortages hampering farmers, urged railroads, and described beef and elk hunting as stronger locally.
District Attorney Charles W. Miller of Indiana argued that Frank M. Ryan led the dynamiting squad within the iron workers union. He asserted Ryan’s role, the union board’s funds, and McNamaras’ campaign, claiming a fair trial was possible despite defense insinuations.
Thead out men’s department at Everybody’s shoe store 13 West Park Street with men’s sizes and widths available. The ad touts Thea shoes as the best shine and urges shoppers to buy today before the closing of the department.
Four of the ten candidates were examined yesterday by Miss Ells Crowley county superintendent for the second class teachers certificate test. The report notes the examination proceeded with the remaining applicantsscheduled for today.
A court case centers on the namesake of an attorney who asserts ownership of slot machines. The narrative notes several days of proceedings and the plan to mail the machines to a factory. The devices are not of a banned make, so no grounds exist for confiscation or shipment denial to the agent.
The Empress Theater presents a record breaking show this week with The Mower of Melody and Through the Transom featuring Bruce Duffett Co. and the Livingston Trio. The program is praised as high class and thoroughly delightful and will run twice more for final performances this weekend.
In a move to reduce expenses the county commissioners abolish the county detective position effective November 1. Duties will be shared among sheriffs deputies as the office is deemed unnecessary with no sufficient work to justify a $150. per month salary. Jerry Hare rington held the post for about a year.
The $29,000 addition to St James hospital is expected to be ready for occupancy by mid January. The three story structure will have about nine rooms with the basement converted to an operating room and the upper floors to wards. A note from the secretary of the Butte Stationary Engineers’ union seeks higher pay for courthouse firemen, highlighting a wage scale increase adopted July and noting most downtown firemen have received the higher rate except the courthouse unit.
An OCR fragment from Arnson's at 208 West Broadway mentions Orton Brothers Howard Music and Butte Piano Company. It references piano tunes, pairing instruments, and a prompt response. Some garbled text suggests event notes and admission details, with unclear attendance and costs noted.
Kansas City Oct 20 Governor Baldwin of Connecticut urged proper marriages and the Rev Newell D Hillis of Brooklyn spoke on social obligations as the fifteenth triennial Congregational council ended. The body adopted a new constitution named a general secretary with expanded powers and placed eight church societies under its guidance while planning biennial meetings.
Report states two men, von manrige Tom Fagen and another, were arrested by Judge Bookers on Mat reet between Park street and Broad, Nay, after an encounter following a dispute over a flathead. They claimed trouble arose during their trip to the Flathead and met in Butte.
After years of grinding in adversity Ohio Copper shows improved ore grade and milling, with September output at 686.20 pounds from 600 tons and costs lowered to record lows. Analysts foresee rising per-ton copper recovery, potential monthly profits around 45,000 pounds of copper and further gains as management under Albert Frank advances refinements toward higher ore grades and better extraction.
A corrected report notes state actions against John Tuney and Jim Lowney, arrested on October 21 on a charge of stealing several chickens from Mrs. Lacy O Neil of 24 South Ohio Street. Tonight in Butte, a dance event with about 200 invitations will be held at Manley Hall, featuring the iris in the Hennessy store as the fastest attraction.
Dick Britt former Oakland outfielder and Nevada Stars league manager criticizes Plant Juice while detailing stomach troubles from hurried meals and foul breath He claims the product brings quick relief and renewed vigor Sold at Sales Drug stores in Anaconda and New Store in Butte
Hyomel provides quick relief from catarrh and breathing troubles. A few drops inhaled from the pocket inhaler help clear nose throat and lungs, destroy germs, soothe mucous membranes, and improve overall health. Sold by druggists nationwide for $1, with inhaler and bottle included.
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