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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 26, 1902
Page
4
Western states report moves toward elk preservation with open season debates and proposed laws. Grand Exalted Ruler Cronk dispatches Roosevelt, who replies expressing support and interest in congressional action to protect elk nationwide.
Independent Meat Market promotes Falcon Self Rising Pancake Flour with milk butter sugar and eggs for batter. It claims the flour is a self rising blend of wheat corn and rye and is sold by top grocers.
A fragmentary government text cites Secretary Cortelyou and outlines Montana elk protections. It states penalties for killing female elk or hunting during regulated dates, with possible imprisonment up to two years or six months and fines up to ten dollars, depending on violation.
In Anaconda Mant Dec 23 19xx friends of Rev Alfred Brown pastor of St Mark's church presented him with a gold watch and purse as he departs for Utah. Judge Frank Kennedy G Rey Winston and Alfred Brown helped prepare the surprise at the parsonage. The watch bears a dedication praising his unfailing good will. Brown will conduct farewell services at St Mark's next Sunday.
Large turnout for the funeral of Mrs Hattie P Peters son yesterday at the family residence. Services followed at the church with the body taken to Ogden afterwards. Mrs Peters was a prominent member of the Knights and Ladies of Society and attended by many from the order.
Tonight the Antler club and friends host a Christmas dance at the Montana hotel. Previous dances under Antler club auspices have been delightful, and organizers promise another enjoyable evening with music, dancing, and a social gathering for members and guests. Proceeds from tickets range from 50 cents to $20 for business sponsors.
The presentation at the convent on Ma snash streets drew a large audience. Cast members, including the sisters and academy students, performed well and received praise for their parts.
Dispatch from Great Falls reports a preholiday charity event in Billings ending with the final aid distribution to children. Chaos erupted as youths blocked a street in front of a store, then were controlled by detachments and admitted in numbered groups to receive gifts.
Dispatch reports the Northern Pacte Denim New 1 enathonnd Hmited was fnuulied today. Word notes several hunts late for tomorrow and a disastrous freight wreck last evening east of Spoce. No papers reached here today.
The article notes widespread holiday observances with thousands gathering before dawn to see Santa Claus gifts. It mentions St Peter’s, St Michael’s, Capta J. Mae, and other churches hosting services with Sunday school programs praised for their quality and a busy social calendar following the services.
A sprawling account traces the Rosenberg family's rise through pensioned roles and church ties, then a string of frauds across continents. It details forged identities, a Canadian venture, and a costly entanglement with a penniless wife who was duped of more than ten dollars amid grand schemes and legal threats.
In a translated Parisian society reminiscence, Madame Civet discusses marriage pressures and papal annulment chances, while a banker and a broker figure in schemes around lovers, money, and reputations. The narrative mentions notable artists and a sculpture project linked to Antoine Tuotustern as witnesses to the era’s famed social web.
Advertisement extolls Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets as a cure for dyspepsia and indigestion. It claims digestion is restored by aiding digestion rather than taxing the stomach, improving appetite, energy, sleep, and nerves, and promising nourishment and rest through better digestion.
A long legal and public notice describes Col Bryan's wealth and lifestyle with comments on his properties and advertising habits. It also covers estate matters for Thomas Ford and mining claims in Montana, scheduling a court hearing and required publication at Anaconda. The document lists trustees, dates, and required actions for interested parties.
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