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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 22, 1910
Page
2
Shoppers find extensive shelf stock in the On Grocery department with fresh produce, baking staples, and seasonal treats. Store staff highlight discounts on holiday essentials and suggest early shopping for peak demand items. Local headlines note extended hours and gift-focused promotions through the week.
Readable lines list three ripe tomatoes and hothouse cucumbers priced together. The note hints at a fresh vegetable display or sale item with basic quantity details.
A man named Gedda claims he owns the earth and behaves erratically, causing sheriff O Keefe to detain him at a ranch and later move him to the county jail. Another distressed individual, McAndrews, is described as violently insane after being taken toward a nearby house.
The Society of SS Peter and Paul elected officers at the regular Taal meeting. Names listed include Marcie Montes, Frank Shelieh, Mirbach J. Bulia, Minhagh a Jeraker, George Srokan, W. Feenanard, Tuite Verhaynlek, and others. Installation to be held this evening with refreshments after the meeting.
A delicate operation for appendicitis was performed on the Rev. Mr. Craig after a St Mark's Epilatory incident at the hospital yesterday. The appendix was ulcerated and Mr. Craig rested easily afterward. Two other hospital staff assisted in the operation and a ward report noted the patient recovering well.
The Southern Montana Telephone Company based in Dillon reports rapid growth since its 1905 incorporation with $6,000 capital. It expanded to 700 miles of wire, added lines from Dillon to Saw Mill Point and Grant to Bannack, rebuilt Wisdom exchange, and increased capital to $50,000 to meet demand from Beaverhead and Big Hole ranchers.
Washington December 17 Senator Rajah reports Senator Ballinger favorably reviewed a bill to aid settlers on irrgation projects who entered before June 30 1910 and did not meet five year residence. The measure would let such entrants relinquish claims and transfer improvements to new qualified settlers under homestead rules.
A man once believed drowned in the Tallipadsa river near Wetumbin Alabama turns up alive. Authorities allege Joseph Ts. Baile arranged a witness to claim the man drowned and that life insurance policies were in play. The customs and currency officials are noted in unclear references amid a jumble of names and dates.
Spokane, Dec 2. The newly appointed Father Taunt Rockit of Spokane now heads the largest Jesuit province, overseeing 800 priests and territory spanning from the coast to the Mississippi and from Abs to Mexico. The province plans visits across California and later to other areas, as his leadership shapes the order’s missions and education. Father Goller, remembered as a lovable figure, fostered growth and attracted many men to the faith.
In Spokatiea Washington a Caesarian section saved three newborns during a hospital procedure orchestrated by a state college team. The operation, conducted by Frank T. Magan, was narrated by writer Perguann and followed a Boston-based case as doctors report successful outcomes amid uncertain postnatal recovery.
The fragment describes Aatiineson reacting to the discovery of his dog and inviting a hospital banquet. It notes concerns over capital costs and money tied to the puppies and includes a plan to send a message to Nils county.
Japanese expedition sails two days before Meatearer America arrives. The crew reaches a temple to be purified as reports say the voyage was poorly planned. Local papers criticize lack of preparation and knowledge among officials in Rowrd.
Attorney Buckingham, representing John Re Wrish, travels to Washington to press a clemency petition for Whish, an inmate at Leavenworth penitentiary. He claims Whish’s health is precarious and cites a prior report on his condition to the Attorney General Whekersham.
An early advertisement claims dandruff arises from a germ and that a product named Newkro's Horpletde or Herpicide cleanses the scalp to prevent hair loss. It touts the remedy as the only real science solution, sold by druggists with samples for 16 cents and $1 bottles guaranteed.
An old pulp style advert promotes sankist oranges described as fancy tree ripened and luscious. It urges saving orange wrappers and mentions a premium list from California Fruit Growers Exchange in Chicago with a quirky address.
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