Poultry Day Remember at the Meat Department
Poultry day observed with emphasis on poultry products and sales at the meat department. Staff promote poultry care and value with a focus on offerings and fair pricing.
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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Sep 01, 1911
Page
11
Poultry day observed with emphasis on poultry products and sales at the meat department. Staff promote poultry care and value with a focus on offerings and fair pricing.
Olwes Canin and Olwen Canto sue for divorce citing cruelty and abandonment. Edward P. Kelly and Dominick Canto face similar petitions seeking custody of children, alimony, and attorney fees amid disputed support. Emma Rot h also seeks divorce from Edward Hobart with three children and alimony.
A man and a woman faced Nalica court yesterday following a disturbance at Avanue. The man pleaded guilty to beating his wife and was fined ten dollars. The woman testified the dispute was sparked by earnings and control within the home. Officers described multiple incidents of aggression and threats surrounding the case. Another man, John Buedor, pleaded guilty to disturbing the peace and was fined ten dollars after a Friday night incident at Arnwarday and Mary streets.
A vivid program highlights mystery romance and intrigue in The Venom of the Poppy a Cuban-shot photoplay praised by photomajors as one of the past two weeks best. Also featured is A Handsomer Man a comedy about jealous hubbies and a western drama The Trapper's Fatal Blow. The bill includes an orchestral interlude and notices of local staff moves and theater schedule.
The sermon schedule and musical program outline a resumed preaching service at Temple 8nai Israel. The event features speaker Montague N. A. Uohen, choir and soloists, with a focus on spiritual themes and community dedication.
Interview with Leonard Z. Christler and regional boosters outlines Montana’s transition to prosperity driven by vast land, rising population, and large-scale rail and industrial projects. They tout Great Northern rail leadership, major smelting works at Butte and surrounding districts, and a campaign to project a vibrant, militant yet peaceful state image amid evolving national publicity efforts.
Aug 31 Towa reports Mormon elders left the city after a proselyting meeting drew a noisy crowd of women in the kitchen area. The disruption led to clashes, arrests, and charges against several participants as officers removed the speakers.
The text notes a church figure plan to visit for about two weeks delivering several addresses on church work and Montana state matters. Afterward he will travel to Duluth to attend a general missionary council of the Episcopal church.
The editor attacks the proposed new charter for New York which would extend mayoral power. Theodore Roosevelt calls the plan an absurd move that departs from self governance and criticizes increasing state control over branches and education. He notes opposition from farmers and others at Albany and urges caution in constitutional changes.
A report notes a series of assaults and robberies near a local station. It references suspects and a cigar store incident with a $700 loss, mentioning a clerk and a pipe fragment as part of the scene. The piece situates the events near a temple Shriners gathering and a focal street block.
Representative Stamey leads a delegation to Dutch today to examine alleged steel corruption hosting. The Duluth Ang. Thy-the Westy and Minnesota Iron Range entities are cited in the inquiry by the congressional committees.
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