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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Sep 01, 1913
Page
4
A fragmented plea argues against bread made from dirty flour claiming wheat flour contains dirt. The text warns families repeatedly eat bread made from unclean wheat and questions quality and safety of daily meals.
Bishop Carroll of Helena urges Catholic faithful to honor Sunday rest and temperance, defending labor unions and wages within Christian ethics. He cites Leo XIII encyclical and church history, praising workers, urging education, temperance, and cooperative work to improve living standards.
Haliday notice and sale ad describe half-price frames and art supplies at Schatzlein Paint Company 4 West Broadway Adv store closed for organized labor holiday Tyervynady's short store 120 West Park Street Adv.
Firebugs prowled Butte business district with at least four blazes in two hours as detectives questioned several youths and police arrested two men on vagrancy charges. Authorities reported ten calls in 24 hours and a fake alarm tricked residents earlier in the day.
A gallery booth at Columbia Gardens will host suffragettes Frances Nuckola Kelley Mariah Danelle and other leaders to distribute literature and promote registration for women’s suffrage. A second headquarters at Bagies Talk, led by Mrs Shecill, will distribute pencils to workers citywide. Clarence A Smith assigns club members to depots and hotels for Pencil Day to boost interest, with agents stationed at Park and Main Broadway and Main. The event promotes voters in high turnout venues. SCIATZLELN PAINT COMPANY advert follows.
An experimental farming tractor adapts two broad spiked wheels mounted under a standard automobile frame to be powered by the car motor. The device travels over soft soils, offering a novel approach to soil work and traction on uneven ground.
Harvest time shows peas as a major new crop in Gallatin valley with large acreages planted. Weather has been favorable, boosting yields and attracting seed firms and financiers. Experts note long-distance freight and market access as crucial factors while frost last July raised concerns but most fields recovered.
A Kalem two reel feature Breaking Into the Dig League shown at Dorpham theater yesterday stars Christy Matthewson and McGraw as themselves. Harry Millarde leads the village lad role, with strong support and a vivid remedy sequence. The climax was filmed in New York with an American crowd. Also shown Starved Out and Those Troublesome Teesses plus a Carrio McManus solo.
Special railroad notice details a train run for Labor Day events at Anaconta with a round trip fare of one dollar. It mentions trains from A and P depot in Butte and a return schedule from Sacoasa in the evening.
Mra W A Cramer of Seattle reports Plant Juliea gave satisfactory results for nervous dyspepsia dizziness and poor circulation after other treatments failed. She notes improvement in nerves appetite and energy and credits thousands of women with Plant Juliea for relief from nervousness circulation numbness headaches and back pain. Sold by Sith Drug company Anaconda and Newbro drug store in Butte-Ady.
A faded ad copy touts Cascarets as a cure for headache indigestion and sour stomach. It promises quick relief and a clean bowel action by morning, claiming the product works while you sleep and is safe for children who enjoy its taste.
A Colonial era program at the Ansonia promises entertainment with a Western feature and Biograph shorts. Christy Mathewson appears in Pathe pictures, and a New York gubernatorial sketch with Sulzer is shown. The Bill includes blackface comedy by the Markee Brothers and dancing by Elmore and Dinsdale. A matinee is offered with repeats and a Wednesday change of program.
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