Anaconda Academy In Session As Schedules Shift
The article notes Anaconda academy is now in session with changes to timetable and staff. It references late geological survey results and mentions ERS and TOrICcS as part of the new in-session details.
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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 30, 1903
Page
9
The article notes Anaconda academy is now in session with changes to timetable and staff. It references late geological survey results and mentions ERS and TOrICcS as part of the new in-session details.
The Montain Academy of Science in Let ford Wisconsin opened its second annual meeting with a small turnout as Gusf- Wat delegates were absent and readings waived. Professor Elrod led an opening panel on The Resources of Alemana with data and lively discussion. He urged individual effort and clearer communication within the formative state academy, praising Montana’s vast resources and agricultural potential. Walter Lehman of Lewistown presented on the Trees of Flathead Valley, while W M Cobleigh and J P Rowe contributed papers on arsenic in poisoning and Nebulite ballle respectively. The afternoon session skipped elections due to missing teachers from farther parts of the state.
A newspaper notice announces a New Year sale with a broad price cut across departments, highlighting high grade watches, fine diamonds and diamond jewelry. The promo underscores substantial discounts and urged shoppers to visit the store for gifts.
Professor Turkins will conclude his paper on the subjects of altitude and murder growth and discuss future goals for the academy. A statewide survey of geology and natural history may be pursued by the next legislature. He will speak at the high school tomorrow at 2 p.m. A darkened room will showcase a $20 trilum speck and stereophotographic views.
Local items list dances at O H hall, bargains at Staton Bros and Strains, and sales on clothing, shoes, and household goods. Notables include J C Keppler attending to business, Prof Koontz visiting Dillon, and Henry O'Brien and Mrs. Mahoney among visitors. Scattered notices cover church events, lodge gatherings, and New Year plans with various sales and specials.
Standard Oil company reduced prices today with a cut of A cents per barrel for big trade petroleum and 2 cents for inferior grades in Pittsburg. Credit balance listed at 1,855. In Toledo, Ohio, the company lowered East oil by centa and West by 3 cents, a surprise to producers in Northwestern Ohio fields.
A testimonial letter extols Dr Kilmer’s Swamp-Root as a world famous kidney remedy. It claims kidneys purify blood and that weak kidneys cause multiple health issues from back pain to indigestion. The writer urges trial and describes self as a police officer cured after use.
Social Sennian To-Niehé opens with receptions at Danes Montana, a busy day for visitors in town. President O.4 Craig, Justice Holloway, and officials lead meetings, papers, and discussions across departments, followed by a 4 p.m. high school program and a reception with dance at the Montana venue.
The Anaconda telegraphers union hosts its first annual ball Friday afternoon with the citys best union orchestra. Many operators from across the state are members and attend this social event seen as a highlight of the week.
Otto Stroh and Albert Zotger sold undivided interests in the Blue Sapphire and Yellow Sapphire arms and a water right on Dry Cottonwood Creek in Deed Lodge county to George M. Bourquit for $350. Albert Zeiger sold his interest in the same property to Nat Simon for the same consideration.
At the last meeting of the T A of ALO in Florida the LA of the ACH conducted officer elections for the upcoming term. Clerical names include Frost Hent, Mrs. Pail Greenan, A I Mahoney, Miss Mary HL Brown, Miss Nelle Hen, William Kelliher, Mrs. Mike Carcoran, Maury Gallacher, McDonnell, Mrs. Coffey, Mrs. Spelman, Mrs. Igans Shaplut, and Father Derry among others.
A long roster of arrivals is reported including individuals from Helena Butte Philipsburg Salt Lake and other locations. Names listed include James Young C W Sweet Ida Fullerton Willa Wicks Nora Peters Mary R Giffin and several others. The article presents a social or socialite style roll call of attendees and visitors across towns.
A long OCR fragment lists numerous individuals and towns across Montana including Boulder Butte Dillon Helena and Billings. Names such as Alma Kreiger Emma Levitte Minnie Jetter J. A. Henshaw Joseph Aly C. G. Chandler and Gyrus Paxton appear with towns like Bozeman Helena Dillon and Sheridan.
Owing to a mistake the Antlers ball was announced for New Year’s Eve at the Montana Friday night instead of Thursday. The Antlers have hired the Margaretheater orchestra and expect a large turnout of society people. Engraved calling cards and wedding announcements in current styles are available at Stardord’s manufacturing department.
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