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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 21, 1915
Page
4
A large Christian Science audience heard Prof. Herrann and Hering of the mother church discuss healing as documented in gospels. The talk drew attendees from Butte and other areas, with focus on evidence and scientific aspects of faith healing.
An old advertisement warns that indoor living reduces air quality and exercise, weakening blood oxygen and forming unhealthy fat. It urges readers 15 to 20 pounds overweight to try Korein Capsules, taken after meals and before bed, with Smith Drug Company in Anaconda supplying the product.
A list of unclaimed letters at Anaconda post office for the week ending Saturday December 18 1915 includes Men Otto Beck G Chinbai Rev A H De Long B S Murry Nieman C J Steele Whitner Jack Bryan and others among both men and women awaiting pickup. Postmaster Edward Burke notes the roster and urges recipients to claim items.
Anaconda teams representing the office and the smelter dominated a telephonic contest against similar squads from Great Falls, winning all six games in a clean sweep on Saturday.
City aldermen discuss dog control and creation of a city pound. A committee was tasked with preparing recommendations, including a proposed property tax component. Several miscellaneous bills were referred to the finance committee as the meeting adjourned until next Monday.
Curling results from last night include multiple matches with teams like Hayden Saunders Zeuter and Filton Me McKenzie W. Kelly Mt Martin Din. Separately Mike Ivancovich was fined $100 after a judge’s ruling on selling Mayor to minors in Anaconda. All city warrants on the general fund become payable at the treasurer’s office. interest ends after December 20, 1918. Patrick J. Finnegan, city treasurer, Anaconda Montana.
Berlin reports German authority states that since the war began through November end, 73 enemy ships totaling 1,447,628 tons were destroyed. Submarines sank 568 ships totaling 1,079,4 tons and mines sank 3 ships totaling 4,709 tons. Of those 624 ships, 1,231.04 tons were British, indicating a 59 percent loss of remaining British tonnage.
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