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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 08, 1906
Page
8
The Butte Theosophical Society hosted Henry Hottchner who argued that life after death is real and active. He claimed science supports postdeath existence through observed spiritual phenomena and astral bodies, with the soul immortal and death a stage, not an end.
A discourse on the astral plane and the afterlife describes heaven as a purified state after earthly purges. It asserts life choices shape fate, with future existence evolving from current thoughts and deeds, and announces Mr. Hotchner's lecture next week on the fate of mankind.
A garbled dispatch recounts Chief Mulholland denying understanding of A R Mackay's letter from Trail British Columbia. The note alleges a scheme involving stock, cattle, and ranch assets with unclear parties and motives.
Dan Bunivan, wine boss at Guenon, rejoices as his long-awaited baby girl is born at 1 Bannong Street. The event is hoped to aid his recovery. Also noted are funeral notices for Mrs. Denny, Francis KinBella, Mrs. Beenle Holman, and local figures Tim Spillman and Mrs. Dan Mecuthy, with services planned in coming days.
Cord of thanks to neighbors and friends for support during the death of a husband and father. Gratitude extended for kind assistance, condolences, moral offerings, and warm messages from Mrs. Lamba Tack Boys and other friends and daughters.
The Rev J E Noftsinger preached a New Year's message from Second Corinthians 11 9 urging Christians to choose service over selfish ease. He urged a more ambitious life for Christ and the church through larger service and giving, noting Mary Hill and John Hill Jr in attendance. The interdenominational service began at 11 o'clock from the family residence at 624 East Broadway.
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