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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 11, 1911
Page
4
An advertisement extols Rexall Laxatives as a gentle effective remedy for constipation. It touts Rexall Orderlies and candy form pills, claiming pleasant taste and quick relief. The copy notes safety claims, suitability for adults and children, and lists store locations for purchase.
The November copper market shows higher bar silver and rising ingot copper as currency hoarding in China and stronger demand lift prices. Reports from El Paso and Archer Clay counties note renewed ore interest, gas changes and rail access boosting copper prospects in Texas panhandle regions.
A chaotic OCR fragment describes a grand opening today at a club called The Cloywith Club. It mentions a ceremony starting at 10 and free giveaways after the event. The text is garbled with stray names and unclear details about participants and renovations.
The Rev. RT Westren, a young preacher born in Ireland and educated at Cornell College, assumed charge of the Unity Methodist Episcopal Church in Butte after James K. Coad’s departure. He urged church unity, spoke of opportunity in the faith, and announced he would reside at the parish house while remaining unmarried.
The holiday edition from Standard office in Butte and Anaconda lists domestic postage at 3.4 cents and international Europe rates at 10 cents. Readers are urged to attach sufficient postage when mailing and to ensure the holiday issue is wrapped and ready for mailing.
Silk hosiery frames the Christmas gift problem for men as the best way to please the feminine heart. The ad highlights a range of shades and qualities, from straightforward hose to extra heavy, clocked pairs, with prices cut to attract buyers. Clerite’s store at 126 North Min street invites customers to view examples and receive courteous assistance.
The Silver Bow County Sunday School association began its annual convention at the First Baptist church with a large turnout. Delegates and visitors from various congregations attended as prayer and praise opened the session led by Rev. W. A. Atchley. President J. Dewey Phips announced committees and the day’s program featured sermons, lessons on the Larger Sunday School plan, and plans for a statewide Sunday School pennant competition.
Father Nugent in a sermon at the Auditorium under the Young Men's Society spoke on Gods workshop and the wonders of creation. He likened the world to a workshop, tracing examples from a caldron of heat to rain forming over deserts, and warned that meddling with nature could disrupt divine plan. He cited insects and weather as proof that Providence governs the earth and warned against disturbing the machinery of nature.
Fragmented OCR text presents a garbled medical or patent notice about a cure period and refunds. It references a time frame of one week, a product called Taalmann’s, and unclear instructions for refunds or purchases. The readable entities include Crean WMehiloan Ter and Butter trout, suggesting confused brand and place names. The core meaning and specifics are indiscernible due to severe transcription errors.
The readable fragments reference St Patrick's, a debate over leveling or filling a valley, and a conference or congregation. Specific names, dates, or places are not clear from the text.
A report from Sea Tile Washington states that Young Patterson is set to face a murder charge. The case involves multiple named individuals and an apparent fatal shooting as the central incident. Details are sparse due to OCR issues, but authorities indicate the matter proceeds to court with Patterson under indictment and potential plea considerations.
A fragmentary notice from a 20th century Navy sponsors group recounts Dorothy Loud daughter of LeNive Lad and Melade committee member applying for membership in the United States Navy Sponsors association. It notes her bottle breaking incident during a ceremony at the Navy department and a later disappearance.
A garbled report describes attempts to treat ill children with gascarets amid chaotic lines about health, fear, and evasive remarks. Names, places, and clear events are obscured, yielding a fragmented, unsettling vignette of a dangerous, uncertain medical scene.
An unclear excerpt discusses a person tied to naval sponsorship in the United States Navy. It mentions political associations and potential eligibility questions, but the legible text provides no concrete names, dates, or decisive outcomes. The fragment hints at evaluative considerations surrounding membership and sponsorship processes.
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