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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 02, 1907
Page
4
The North American Angel Service agency notes moved offices and queries copper market volatility. It questions the share of production going to consumption, the impact of England and Germany for manufacturing, and how price stability depends on curbing manipulation and increased confidence in demand.
The report notes a sharp rise in exports from Japan with Kobe shipping 2200 pounds of copper. Hong Kong received 17,445,080 pounds, China 518.20, and the United States 1,181,000 pounds. European shipments were also strong as copper trade shifts east after China’s government halted copper production. Pacific exports to Vancouver and London are cited amid broader market signals.
Charity work organized by Sacred Heart Church to aid the needy. Volunteers collect clothing and goods at the rear of the City day store and distribute them to those in need. The organization invites both men and women to join, with Mass and devotional services planned, and notices about upcoming meetings and deliveries.
Readings from Theosophical Society recount a lecture by Mr Catlin on the soul’s evolution. The speaker asserts the soul grows through reincarnation, evolving from infant to mature being via education of character, heredity, and environment, with emphasis on spiritual progress and self-improvement across lifetimes.
A vague notice from a church group announces an open date for another day of meals at St Mark's Gernsia Taitheran cherch. It promises dinner with a fancy marcel style and music, and indicates items for sale at set prices though several words are garbled.
The Hulle Water company moved its offices yesterday into the new Ste vert Row chib building opposite Granite Street. The company staff will occupy a newly finished and attractively decorated suite in the building. The funeral for Michiel Murphy will be held at 9 o'clock this morning at his sister Ato s Eid Whalen's residence on North Manta street, with mass at St Father’s alieh church.
The article reports the marriage of Dillton notes Sheeiad and others at a Methodist church with the Woman’s Christian Temperance group’s involvement. It mentions river bridge projects in Tengerhomt county, including spans on the Rervedond and Wise rivers, and a proposed Candate TOA move by the Mamantled group.
Shabin Farris, an Assyrian Bulte leader recently convicted of assault, rushed to Dolly Guda as her dress ignited in a street fire. He struggled to free her as flames spread, aided by onlookers and her frightened father. Dolly, daughter of Michael Guda, suffered severe burns to legs and back with life threatening shock. the local priest and doctor treated her while relatives prepared funeral plans for the family.
Miss Cora Williams who lives with her aunt Cora Jenkins at 421 North Washington street broke her leg yesterday. The injury was reported by Dr. Fistler. Funeral notices follow for Michael Diasston at 21 Anaconda road and Mrs Mary A Purell at 08 West Craille street with services at St Marys and St Patricks.
Hundred tons of fan hay offered for sale miles south of Ronis Por with contact Joi B Wellcome Waterlun Mans George W Ritele and Mr Assells Doura Butte. Details and address are given for inquiries and purchase arrangements.
A promotional letter lauds Vinol cod liver remedy. Druggists Charles EK Rogers and Jd Bradley vouch for its effectiveness and safety for old and ill patients. The endorsement claims Vinol blends cod liver oil with tonics and asserts wide U.S. pharmacy support and retail availability.
Per street by Stev. J. W. Nyvall of the Lather church. ThireLty cere mony Was Witnessed by Brest Weiser and Miss Hettle Selwvend, Mr. and Airs. Ringle will make Qutte their home and they will reside on last Park street.
Special to the standard reports Ty Badell sheriff of Madixon County and Suse Ease viet Anen Tal of Virginia City married Monday morning at the Ilting Memorial church of Ouetelty. Rev. V. W. G. Van Winkle performed the ceremony with only immediate family and a few friends present. The couple left for a bridal tour to Molena and Missoula, planning to return by December 7 and make their home in the courthouse living apartments. The article notes a new cottage arrival and cattle shipments related to local matters, plus various community updates and local names.
A damaged OCR fragment mentions a hoax involving money and an organ. It references a contact point in Milnat and Dalte, with unclear names and details. The note resembles a warning or inquiry about a scam or misleading offer and urges caution.
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