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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Sep 29, 1913
Page
3
A compact notice highlights penutiful gifts and tokens suitable for weddings and anniversaries, offering simple keepsakes and small ceremonial touches that carry heartfelt meaning. It emphasizes affordable, thoughtful choices and timeless sentiments.
The page lists numerous local ads and notes from Butte including businesses such as Walker, Wilson of Great Falls, McLaughlin Coal, and J. K. O'Rourke. Mentions of travelers, store ads, and supplies appear amid incomplete lines. The jumble mentions bankers, savings certificates, touring cars, and events at the city.
A cold hungry couple from South Dakota, Albert Pare and another 17 year old, hopped freight trains from Deadwood and arrived on East Fest Street in Butte. They were picked up by Lieutenant Yuratl and admitted they were unhappy with their trip. They will be sent back to Deadwood to rest and eat.
A partial roster of names and places appears across Taurman and Montana towns including Helena Great Falls Butte Townsend Roundup Miles City Helena Roundup Helena Billings Livingston Virginia City and Helmville. The note lists numerous individuals and families such as Pearl Cole Marie Hayes J A Donalite George Jones and others, likely a social or community arrivals section.
In Hoston on September 24 the annual Catholic Federation convention of the Archdiocese of Nos ton condemned proposals to introduce ex hygiene in public schools as immoral and improper. Cardinal Connen led the discussion, arguing it would defeat the aims of education.
New York municipal campaign resumes tomorrow following Mayor Gaynor's death which delayed the race by two weeks. Officials report both Republican and fusion party candidates plan entries, with key figures expected to participate as the contest to succeed the late mayor intensifies.
In a ceremonial launch at Seattle, the steam yacht Punk for D C Jackstay of Salt Lake slid into the Pacific at 2 o clock Wednesday. The craft is near completion and will be tested with Mr Jackling leading a party to Alaska to survey properties and business interests.
The design emphasizes maximum speed with a steel hull and rugged structure. It features wireless gear, two steel upper deck houses, and twin screws powered by oil fuel. Built to cruise in heavy weather, it aims for 17 knots with emphasis on safety and extended voyages.
A stormy Saturday meeting of state leaders led to a vote creating a $3,000 ward fund for felony arrests but denying the governor's request to redeem personal pledges. The governor blasted “peanut politicians” as he announced he would not seek re election, citing pressure over funding and credit used.
New Orleans reports confirm the famous Caddo field gas well was conquered after six years of daily waste estimated between 15 and 206 million cubic feet. A nearby drill opened a fissure, air and mud intrusion followed, and gas pressure at the Wild well declined.
The Silver Bow Trades and Labor council refused to endorse a tentative tuberculosis treatment agreement after changes were demanded. Officials planned to present revised terms to the employers today while discussing the Galen clinic study and a patient who gained 40 pounds during treatment. Missouri's coal supply history notes 9,000 years of data amid ongoing mining at 4,000,000 tons annually.
Della Pringle revealed a private wedding secret on stage at the Empire theater last night. Pianist Rose Al Freedstein, caught in love and away from Butte, reportedly married during Helana fair leave. The crowd cheered as rice showered the newlyweds, while the groom’s identity remained a minor detail in the tale.
Gen Felix Diaz sent a cablegram to Senor Gamboa congratulating him on the Catholic party nomination for the Mexican presidency. John Tay plans to sail on the Corcovado from Havre to Mexico, returning timing unclear, while Gen Porfirio Diaz remains in Europe and will not return until conditions allow.
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