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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 03, 1906
Page
9
Beautiful new glassware items in a rock crystal style feature wild roses, chrysanthemums, irises, carnations, morning glory and tulips with graceful scrolls. Available as goblets, pitchers, bowls, perfumes, whiskey jugs, glasses, vases and compotes. Not low priced due to the high skill required by artisans.
Local notes mention rent plans from Orton Brew Dr Owen and references to Miss Thorne stenography. Entries list dentists, clerks, and news writers. several names appear with brief activity mentions in Butte and nearby Dillon with social and professional notes.
The article traces Virgil’s name to a medieval Irish lineage connected to Lord Arden and the Arden family. It notes the Latinate rendering Virgil Deerwuse and links the figure to Shakespearean era lore, suggesting Irish origins and ties to scholars and astronomers of the era.
United States entomologist Dexter M Rogers warns of a large gypsy moth outbreak in Maine, calling it a grave threat to timber. The surge is centered along roadsides and orchards in Kittery and Bust, prompting new measures by state authorities to coordinate with federal and local forestry teams to combat infestations.
The account chronicles a fraternal lodge memorial with ritual procession, prayers, readings, and choral performances. Officers of the Elks lodge preside on stage, as garlands and banners decorate the venue, and members display solemn reverence through song, scripture, and sermon. The narrative emphasizes collective mourning, fraternity, and a call to enduring charity.
A local tragedy unfolds as a man identified as Reed Donohoe Sr. dies yesterday after a collision near Wobbleston. Investigators say the driver was traveling at a high speed and will face review, with family members mourning the loss and authorities detailing the sequence of events.
Fragmentary text mentions South Washington street and Maxton with worn attire. References a home on that street and a person named Mayer a jeweler at 22 Went Park street. The passage is garbled with inconsistent phrases and unreadable segments.
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