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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 31, 1913
Page
6
Ad copy touts a toy trade phrase and a claim of rich nourishment from Montana milled wheat. It asserts impurity removal by scouring before milling, stressing thorough cleaning and wholesome gluten content. The text blends promotional language with product quality claims.
Officials announce no additional officers will be assigned for Halloween as curfew rules remain in place. A light night shift will patrol main districts, with emphasis on indoor curfews for those under sixteen, and strict enforcement for property destruction and violent incidents.
A garbled account notes Mary Pickford in a famous stage and film appearance titled The Bishop's Carriage. It mentions her acclaimed performance in Little Mary and references Lavine Wy and David Belasco, praising Pickford as a prominent film star in a general wartime presentation and entertainment context.
A Halloween event is announced for Friday evening at Mountain View, West Pars, featuring ghostly interests and a social with refreshments. The notice lists a prize and a sale of watches, with a mixed tone and unclear details about attendees or organizers.
Idaho Falls booster Mulliner praises a booming town with paved main streets and a modern lighting system. He notes an interurban electric line planned between Idaho Falls Blackfoot and St Anthony, linking sugar factory towns to boost agriculture and markets. Shortage of freight cars hurts crops, but rail prospects and new business interest offer hope for rapid development. Deer and game rounds attract hunters toward Ashton and nearby areas.
Advertises low prices on men’s shoes and a closing department. Mentions teachers' certificates and a county superintendent examining applicants for second class tests, with the exam continuing tomorrow.
The county attorney's office explains the slot machine issue, detailing that the machines have been in Sheriff Virtucoll's care and that an alleged eastern factory agent intended to gather and ship them to Thintte. The investigation clarifies misperceptions and confirms actions taken.
The Empress Theater hosts a strong run with hundreds of patrons. Manager promises it stands as one of the best shows, featuring "The Bower of Melody" and a tight, bright comedy. Tonight and tomorrow there are three performances to boost attendance.
County commissioners vote to abolish the county detective and deputy offices as unnecessary. The move aims to streamline government and reduce expenses. remaining offices will handle law enforcement tasks. A November effective date is noted with deputies reassigned to other county duties.
Financial progress is reported on a new twenty thousand dollar addition to the St. Jones Hospital. The project includes basement renovations for an operating room and allied facilities, with work expected to be ready for occupancy by nightfall at Tennery. Officials note ongoing wage discussions and plan for courthouse-related fire safety measures.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions a piano tilhgy tiling and pairing at Arhaan's with references to Toft at Arhaan's, 08 Weal trys Oren Reathers and Teiward Men company. Details are garbled. no clear date, location, or outcome.
Chicago reports attorney Charles Miller of Indiana argued on appeal that Frank M. Ryan, president of the Iron Workers union, was influential in the dynamiting campaign via loan funds. Miller contends Ryan wielded power over the union’s actions, while prosecutors say the case centers on the dynamiting ring’s financing and alleged conspirators. Judge Byker noted possible government proof on life and property violations and awaited further arguments.
Baldwin of Connecticut outlines plan for proper marriages as Congregationalists meet in Kansas City. Hon. Newell D. of Brooklyn addresses social obligations. council adopts new constitution, enlarges secretary role, and sets biennial shoots under church societies.
The report describes a fight on Mal street between Lark street and einiu way. Police arrested several suspects after a struggle near the scene. Witnesses say a table and a flathead wrench were involved in the altercation.
The report notes progress at the Pepperts Shin Copper company with improving ore grade and extraction. After years of losses, September profits near $20,100 and ore recovery climbs from 3.6 to 7.6 pounds per ton, signaling possible near-term profitability as costs are spread across mining, milling, smelting, and marketing.
A justice of the peace jailed two individuals for 24 hours in a case involving the alleged theft of several chickens from Mrs. Trey O'Neil of 2b South Ohio Street. Messages note Halloween dances across Butte with a Sennessy event in Manley Hall, inviting about 200 invitations.
Sal Britt, former Oakland outfielder and Nevada League team manager, speaks about Flint Juice. He reports relief from long stomach trouble and improved digestion after using Plant Juve Juice, praising its effects and endorsing the product through store outlets in Anaconda.
Fi Yo Met Hyomel claims rapid relief for catarrh, coughs, colds, and stenchitis. The ad touts drops of Hyosanel in water, a tonic air treatment, and a claimed cure of nasal throat and chest symptoms, with drugstore endorsements and pricing details.
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