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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Aug 05, 1912
Page
4
An old styled ad touts Cascarets as a gentle cure for headaches and digestive discomfort. It urges readers to carry a box for instant use and compares bowel action to facial cleansing, recommending one tablet at first sign of trouble and a one cent price.
The Holy City photoplay anchors a new bill at the American theater with an Augmented American Orchestra of 15 pieces performing an all new program. Featured are Brown and Tobinson, with songs and duets, and the race track film Winning the Latonia Derby shown Thursday.
The United States Civil Service Commission announces an August 7 examination to select eligible men and women for stenographer and type worker positions in government offices across northwestern states. Salaries range from 100 to 200 per annum. Apply via the Eleventh U S Civil Service District Seattle for blanks and information. Also notes Miner Savings Bank as a depository for postal savings funds offering safety deposit boxes and wills.
The Rev. George D. Wolfe preached at Mountain View Church on the churchs mission to advance Christianity worldwide. He traced Methodism’s global expansion from Africa to China Europe and the Americas, praising agencies like the Board of Home Missions and Freedmans Aid for building churches and schools, and urging prayer and support to spread the gospel.
The Standard lists a presidential year and notes on a hard fought political battle. It advertises Gregson Hot Springs hotel with 100 rooms, first class accommodations, telephones, vapor baths, and a 200 by 564 feet facility. Travel trains from Butte and Gregson offer daily services to the meetings and races.
A special train service will operate daily starting Wednesday July 1 from Bulls at booking time to Gregagn 240 pm and Anaconda pm. Return from Anaconda at 315 pm arriving Gireggon 1020 pm and Butte WW pm. The schedule lists multiple errors and unclear times.
A sermon by Pastor A Htexroad of St. Paul’s Methodist Episcopal urges vigilance in seizing opportunity. He contrasts rich and poor, warns against reliance on luck, and calls for rising by excellence rather than pull. The message blends moral exhortation with reflections on wealth, ambition, and self-discipline.
New York aug 4 coal dealers here estimate that by October a severe anthracite shortage will grip this region and other cities. They warn of weaker supply, higher prices, and possible winter transport constraints as coal from Nova Scotia and Canada proves unable to fill all orders. Toronto officials even seek imports from Wales to bridge gaps, despite lower quality.
In Muckager Oklahoma district attorney review, a bootlegging mule that crosses into Indian territory and returns with liquor is examined. The information states the mule operates with a pilot. owner and suppliers remain unnamed. A local dining ad follows with Michellen eats near Alan street.
In Spokane and Bulte areas bonding companies moved to bar employed staff from the race track following notices canceling bonds and alleging illicit activity around betting rooms. A manager in Meaderville faces a loss of $4,000 tied to poolroom gambling. authorities seek the missing official.
Lawletown fans crowded the stands as Lewistown’s pitcher dominated in a 61 run game. Friedhing, the local twirler, was hit hard yet kept the visitors at bay while RupPore Abit In and Taylor of AN conda starred for the locals. The final game of the series is set for tomorrow.
Helena horsemen met with Dr Knowles to discuss quarantining measures for horses amid concerns of a contagious disease similar to an eastern Montana sheep epidemic. Two Glendive stallions tested positive, sparking alarm about range exposure and state livestock sanitary policy.
Eugene G. Chafin, promonition candidate for president, issued a story at Le national headquarters and plans a nationwide speech tour. He aims to deliver 190 percent of his present pace, having spoken 500 times in 100 days four years ago. After Boston area stops, he will travel to Waukesha Wisconsin on August 10 to receive formal notice of his candidacy.
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