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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 16, 1907
Page
11
The sermon by Rev Williams urged a church awakening and urged prayer paired with true repentance. He outlined prerequisites for revival including truthfulness in speech, restraint in judgment, charity, and harmony, warning that personal sin blocks divine blessings and urging immediate moral reform.
A religious reflection argues that true revival follows persistent prayer. It cites Pentecost, urges believers to seek God in communal prayer, take others with them, and keep Christ at the center. Note: B. Vasick, about 25, died last evening with services at White & Krebs'.
A circulated notice states Uncle Sam will hire about three hundred teachers for the Philippines. Women may apply if single, widowed, or married under certain rules. pay ranges from 900 to 1200 dollars annually with free Manila transport for those who pass. Some positions open to graduates, including domestic science and normal school graduates. exams slated Dec 4 and 28 across the country with arrival in Manila by June 1903.
An archived notice describes wrapped Christmas Standardy mailings available for mailing with supply limited to Butte Anaconda and Missoula. It notes trials of 4 cents extra to points in the country and 8 cents or 16 cents to foreign spots, aside from an Alamondish percentage. References Madam Moe Carroll at 113 West Park, Butte, for the Finest Mine of dolls and combs at one third off.
An attempted arrest unfolds as two patrolmen chase a suspect up Main Street at 2 a m. A rough box near Duggan's Undertaking rooms hides a sleeping drunk, mistaken for a prisoner. The undertaker Larry Dugson avoids a prank by moving the box inside to prevent it from being stolen. The drunk collapses the narrative into a comic nocturnal miscue with no arrest.
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