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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 08, 1917
Page
7
University glee club singers will appear in Butte within weeks. Butte High School auditorium hosts the Kiely concert with support from Butte College club and Panhellenic members aiding the high school senate. The act carries a $150 guarantee plus one third of any surplus.
Two choirs uniting for Christmas music at St Pauls Episcopal Church will host a social Wednesday night inviting all members. The union aims to develop chorus singing on the east side, per Reverend Hiatt. West Side Mothers Club meets this afternoon at chamber of commerce rooms in the courthouse to outline winter and spring activities, urging all members to attend.
Butte health department issued its first perfect dairy report showing all milk dealers meet or exceed ordinance standards in butterfat and follda with bacteria counts below 75000 per cubic centimeter. Officials praise low bacteria levels as proof of pure milk and urge continued household cleanliness and proper cooling to maintain safety.
Joint installation ceremonies for Polheim lodge No. 135 and Solheim lodge No. 20, Daughters of Norway, will be held Tuesday night in Norwegian hall on West Copper Street. After the ritual, a social session will follow as officers for Polheim lodge and Solheim lodge are listed with multiple names and titles.
Bob Fitzsimmons stars at the Broadway Pantages vaudeville, drawing theater filling crowds as the chief attraction. Once a popular champion he held middleweight light heavyweight and heavyweight titles, known for his square character and versatility on stage and in the ring.
Visiting in California, Butte people staying at Hotel Clark include August Reichie and family and Mr. and Mrs. Frank Heaney. At Hotel Schuyler in Long Beach arrivals from Montana include J. A. Nardean, Mrs. W. H. Fergus and daughter, and Mrs. C. W. Belden and daughter of Lewistown. From Montana, Mr. and Mrs. P. Melton of Great Falls are noted at Arrowhead Hot Springs.
The Countess of Montignoso, formerly crown princess of Saxony, states in a letter from Berne that rumors of internment in a Bell Blan lunatic asylum are unfounded. She says she is not interned, not in an asylum, and is living privately in Brussels enjoying good health.
May Maxine, claiming to be an outcast, writes to The Standard about how church women and a minister caused her downfall. She recounts a Christian home torn by scandal, persecution, and suicide, urging support for women blamed by society and a call to end persecutions of innocent women.
Plans for a proposed girls home in Butte gained momentum with Mrs. Fitzsimmons offering a $1,000 donation. Funds to purchase a large dwelling and furnish the facility will be raised immediately. The house location is not yet chosen. Mrs. Fitzsimmons travels to Helena to meet Attorney General Ford about enforcing laws closing the restricted district. She expects Ford to issue orders to close the district. From Helena she will go to Spokane to oversee care of two girls whose father faces a 10 year penitentiary term in Walla Walla. She returns to Butte Wednesday night and will speak again Thursday night. Vice in New York has declined due to hygiene efforts led by John D. Rockefeller Jr. Harry Chester Hooker, aide to Erie president, dies at 47 of pneumonia. born in Milwaukee, started railroad career in 1890.
The column predicts a balance of good and evil for the day with Mars turning adverse later. Careers see promise for those seeking work across levels, and certain trades like fashion and accessories may yield profits. Mexico could signal higher taxes and living costs, while strikes and scandals loom in the US. warnings touch leadership, health, and marriage prospects for some, amid overall economic strain.
Washington January 7 Mgr William Russell pastor St Patrick s Catholic Church and new Bishop of Charleston spoke at a mass meeting urging a referendum on the prohibition bill in Congress for residents of the District of Columbia He warned against leaders who claim Almighty God backs their views Senator Underwood author of the referendum amendment also spoke The Caucasus offers great trade prospects but most merchants are small capitalists.
The Rev. G W Thomas of Central Presbyterian preached to boys and girls about responsibility and faith. He urged youths to prepare for leadership, join in church work, and be about their Father's business, stressing the two kinds of musts: good and evil.
The ad promotes a clearance on watches at 75 cents each alarm clocks 75 cents and small ware at 15 cents with stickpins cuff buttons croches at 10 cents Mayer Montana's lowest priced jeweler at 21 West Park Street.readable fragments mention a stock reduction before inventory and bargain prices for various items
An immobile device resembling a desk telephone functions as a room heater and can be used as a foot stove. Advertised by Brodie's for bargains in jewelry and Mamonds at 40 E. Park, near People's Theater.
An old advertisement extols Musterole ointment for sore throat bronchitis croup and chest colds. It promises rapid relief by drawing out inflammation and soothing the pain with mustard oil based formula. It claims doctors and nurses recommend Musterole for various pains and conditions and contrasts it with mustard plasters.
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