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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 02, 1904
Page
5
An old guidance piece urges buyers to start with assurance and to research a dealer’s past records for fair dealing. It stresses that no piano sale here ends until the buyer is fully satisfied with the instrument and price, underscoring lasting customer trust.
A fragment discusses skin lotions and their effects on women, noting harm from many products and the difficulty of finding safe options. The passage hints at a proposed solution to the problem, though details are unclear.
Crispley Cream cleanses and clears the skin without glossing it. It soothes chipped or rough hands, face, and lips and improves the complexion. It contains no glycerin or ingredients that harm skin, making it an ideal toilet wash. Once tried, you will likely not be without it.
A revival effort on the West Side engages young people through a church led by pastor McPherson. The initiative includes a 73-member evening program with prayer meetings, a debating club, and plans to build a youth gymnasium for basketball, aiming to channel youth energy into constructive activities.
The quarterly balance sheet of Min local corps of the Silvyatton army was committed yesterday listing receipts and expenditures for the past year. Donations and sales provide funds while travel expenses and salaries are itemized. cash balance shows in the trade department and various fund accounts. Captain H. Dowali, Secretary Douglas Huvron, Treasurer Tille Sore sign the report.
Members of the Walkerville lodge of Good Templars gathered in their hall to welcome the new year. They observed the hour with a countdown, enjoyed literary and musical selections, a talk by L. Hamilton, and concluded with a midnight repast of sandwiches coffee and other treats prepared by the group.
Miss Evar Polkington presided over a charming program featuring Wille Young reciting, a solo by Misa Ita Watata, and a vocal piece. After the performance guests enjoyed refreshments while attendees departed to their homes, as lodge members conducted the event and extended an invitation to join in community activities.
The Inspecta fow the Byitre ton Mining company faced contempt orders after violations in Judge Knowles’s injunction in the Michael Devitt case. A writ of supersedeas by Judge Morrow paused work pending the appeal, led by B ak Heinze after Judge Beatty’s Montana federal court action. Judge Morrow, in Washington, returned to San Francisco before the writ application was filed as the February hearing loomed.
Winter reports rich ore near Pocatello raising plans for mining expansion. A Fort Hall company has invested in a large compressor and tunnel work, while surface copper samples are shown to indicate promising deposits. Local officials note the project may require additional ditching and access work as operations proceed.
Danced behind the mask Mombens of Haas Lent lode Degren of Honor of Santh Butter indulged in masquerade last evening in Butte, one of the most popular events of its class. The ball featured dancers in varied identities, and the affair was well attended and praised for its success.
A hill town wedding unites George Us Tregonint and Miss Varelin Coumb at Centerville church with Rev. taslkelig officiating. Attendant aunt Miss Martha Uneker and friends from Center street, Ch toribe, help celebrate as guests arrive. A detective Quinny, once connected to Saber, attends, while John V Newenain of ron Ky plans to attend a justice event in Newport, Ky.
A garbled account of a race day at San Francisco features Proper as winner by a nose over Fossil at Ligtestle city, with Ceverites and Cars in strong bids. Heavily favored Dainty and Janiuings pale are noted, while payouts show $2,770 win for Ceverites. Summary lists Firetree and Lady Bimbowei among selling races, with winners including Double Six and Chorus Boy in subsequent heats and times around 1.07.
In New Orleans on January 1 five and a half furlongs opened with Docile winning, Short Cake second, Annie Day third in 1:08.5. The second race featured a furlong dash with Tlaga taking lead, Hoots Recond and Usgove placed as listed. Third race details incomplete with Star favored yet Hell Recond noted. Fourth race covered handicap mile with Aggle Lewis second and Wronth of Tvs Uhird third. Fifth race mile and a fraction saw Ginspmay failure, Fetis Hard third, Vane 2:02. NIX race noted CAROL winner and Hthel Wheat second before Witward Hal miscue and Wine finish.
Large turnout at Agenl with about 6,000 Hoople attending. The day’s program lists weights and entries across six races including mile and sixteenth events and hurdle handicaps. Weather clear, track fast, betting heavy as bettors anticipate top-class racing and the heaviest season belts.
Report covers the Tasadena handicap race and multiple events. Heavily contested finishes include Hayliand narrowly winning by inches, with prizes in three races. Other highlights mention wrestling matchups, football season finale, and a boxing bout in Baltimore with Jackson and Cyclone Bill.
Special Dispatch reports that Hozeman ministers gathered at Gatlatin hotel on Atain street for the first jovial session in years. The aim was to foster better acquaintance among clergy and build a more competent organization for church work, with a proposal for a unified city church federation including pastors officers and leading church workers.
General Woyler will publish a book titled My Military and Political Campaigns. A separate note mentions landing in Madrid and a work explaining why I Was Obliged to Abandon the Raven. The text is fragmentary and hard to read.
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