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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 05, 1902
Page
17
The ladies of the Episcopal church plan a Friday evening dance at the Montana to raise money for parish needs and repairs. Tickets will fund essential projects, and guild members emphasize a lovely evening with careful attention to details for attendee enjoyment and support.
The text chronicles dramatic scenes and performances by Merwanee Pip thee Metnex and Winston Chu r, praising popularity and influence of a production about BON. It references Hovis Gkwed Cambered Miers and many mentors, noting cordial reception and high class pedigree.
The Rev Alfred Brown steps down after decades leading the Episcopal Church in Amcor Nas, ending a long tenure that shaped the local spiritual community and church programs. His successor has yet to be announced.
An obituary notes the death of a longtime local public servant from typhoid fever. The piece mentions his compassionate work for the poor and his enduring ties to the city. It also records the planned relocation of Mrs Brown and Mr Bracheaid to their new home and references funeral arrangements for Jenny Dri, a child of Mr and Mrs Peter Dena.
Town items report visits by officials and visitors from Anwoonda and Minneapolis, with notes on shops, groceries, and displays. The Great Northern railway through Sleeping Car route is highlighted. Police action on four men charged with wrongdoing includes immediate city removals and medical updates on a wounded suspect.
A report details a controversial trend where women run dental office fronts under male dentists, training as managers and sales operators. The piece notes recruiters offer “construction free” incentives, describe the work as patient-facing, and discuss risks, training, pay, and the impact on professional norms. It cites that some women become office leaders while others exit, with authorities watching the practice amid broader debates on dental service marketing and ethics.
In a report from Tombatone a famous figure was acquitted in a high profile case tied to a train robbery. A second suspect, Hore Joway, was involved in a separate matter with a United Shilom phare, and Ativan Dialis faced a promise of tenure.
A fragmentary 1920s style report notes a supreme court action on an estate dispute involving Andrew J. Durty's estate and administrator A. Davis. It mentions Henry A. Root and heirs seeking distribution of cash and stock, with objections from John B. Dawe and a motion for new trial. A separate brief sports-like item describes a referee ruling in a boxing match with Jack Johnson and Fred Russell, plus a stray streetcar scene and a barter exchange in Philadelphia.
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