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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 10, 1910
Page
7
A historical style advertisement urges immediate eye examinations for vision issues. It touts Hight & Fairfield Company as capable opticians who provide competent eye exams and tailor glasses to each condition, stressing integrity and confidence over charlatans. The ad closes with the jeweler and optician’s name.
Local items report rental offers from Orton Bros and Wellcome and Peekover Co. births to Mr and Mrs Job Adamich and Mr and Mrs Glen Thompson, travels of Mrs Williams Roberts, Gov Alen in town, and police Captain Norton's trial on a witnesses charge. Mentioned are businesses, townsite lots, an upcoming special rate, and various ads and notices.
George Morrison accused Fanny Cohen and Annie Smith of theft after investigating alleged conditions in Butt e arly in the morning. He claimed $40 vanished from an inside pocket, went to police, and the two women were jailed briefly but released on bonds. Morrison remained in jail as a witness and lost his money.
Ann Rikley aged 11 died of diphtheria at 896 East Broadway after a two week illness. Her parents and Whyelitan sought to save her as another child near age twelve suffers the same disease. The family is quarantined and the baby’s funeral is planned for tomorrow afternoon as a private service. Five other children remain exposed but healthy so far.
A report from Chicago notes Rev Morgan He Maretus will officiate a wedding ceremony for his brother, at the Sacred Church. The house titled “mikmus something” is mentioned as part of the home equipment, with unclear details due to the damaged text. The event appears tied to religious and family observances in the city.
Reverend Batchelor argues for Sabbath rest in a Sunday sermon based on Exodus. He condemns six days of work with one day of rest, urging moral sanctions, labor reform, and state legislation to protect rest from overwork and avarice. He cites union shifts and enforcement gaps, urging consistent Sunday observance and broader social action.
Dr Elliott, famed American dramatic reader, appears Friday evening at the auditorium under the Nebraska teachers’ direction. He will render The Servant in the Vale with a polished interpretive reading praised for years of effort and acclaimed by audiences in the eastern valley.
Funeral arrangements for John P Sullivan, O’Nei, Archibald Odgers, Mrs Lizzie Astran, and others listed. Services set at Gaylly residence 1906 California Ave, St Josephs, Lawceties church, Mt Moriah cemetery, Sherman & Reed Undertaking, with burial or internment times in the coming days. Sherman & Reed also announce lodge officers installation and Woodmen event notices and a tenantless property notice follows.
A sermon at Mt Paul Church by W J Graens of the Anti-Saloon League frames temperance as a commercial epoch. He argues liquor harms business, praises prohibition, notes Montana awakening, and calls business leaders to oppose saloons. The article contrasts pro and anti temperance views and predicts political impact.
The Cunningham family expresses thanks for sympathy and maral offerings after the loss of arl J. Cunningham. They mention the Newsheys' club and friends, with a note from MM LADIE CUNNINGHAM and YATN D CUNNINGHAM. White F death noted and funeral plans announced for Three Mile House with a high mass at St Joseph's church.
Those concerned with how much a dollar buys in jewelry can rely on Mayer's offer. The advertisement asserts a firm guarantee of the lowest price or money back, signaling confidence in price leadership and customer protection.
The late Cardinal Satolli then Monsignor Satolli visited Butte on July 15 1844 as papal legate. A Catholic procession and open air mass in front of St James hospital drew about 5000 worshippers, with Dr OGorman delivering a key sermon urging faithful conduct and church loyalty. The visit included church tours, hospital tours, and a reception at the Irish American club.
Saleil expressed heartfelt thanks to the people of Butte for the magnificent reception and declared the open-air service a spectacle recalling the grand scene he witnessed in Amnerics.
T J Walsh returns from the woolgrowers convention at Ogden noting large attendance despite railroad difficulties and severe winter. He reports sheepmen feeding flocks with limited hay and difficulties obtaining corn, with some mentions of news on Mrehot’s removal and a reporter present. Mrs Mabel C Brook dies aged 25, funeral tomorrow at 3 p m by Rev Noftsinger.
Rev Bonovela of the First Presbyterian church spoke on the churchs advance to win the world to Christ and argued the world is getting better. He cited improvements since forefathers days, urged Christians to act, and noted a more optimistic view in contrast to a pessimistic outlook.
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