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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 14, 1906
Page
2
Edward Champion Hall, renowned organist, appears in Butte for an evening recital. The program highlights a refined performance history, with Hall noted for studies in England and Switzerland and for shaping church music in America. The event ushers in a series of summer organ concerts at the First Moravian church of Butte.
The card lists horses in multiple races with pedigrees and odds, including Futurity course contenders Duel Mist Ewa Sourdy Laney Aldermin Batt and others. One mile events feature Haven Thun Eshevin Griers Sherry Poreratner plus entries like Macktboyne Henry Furkmany and My Order in the first section.
A cryptic snippet from 2002 Yellowstane era records notes May Valladhy facing Dron de SS in a puzzling sequence. Viesseuis 20 percent stake appears referenced alongside odd labels Bird of Shee and Moe tone, with unclear phrasing about Chott and Borybstme Wess.
A. Mark leads the Anaconda church's weekend and Sunday services. The schedule lists morning sermons, Sunday school, youth meeting, prayer meeting, and evening service at the Flat Presbyterian Church. Text includes how to attend and locations on Chestiny streets and Oak streets.
Local church notices list Swed ish Lutheran, All Are Welcome, with services at 12 noon and 6 pm on Sundays and midweek prayers. Various congregations on Cedar Sixth Streets and Fifth Avenue outline Sunday schools, missionary milestones, and upcoming sermons led by Rev Gust Nelson and others. Public invitation extends to neighbors for worship and church events.
Fragmentary OCR text references Coleen, Jolie theater, and various names with unclear context. It mentions a five Cedias Chisaterionn and a Seanchied epee around 320 welock with continued contents, but specifics are unreadable. The piece appears to be a damaged notice or narrative with many garbled phrases.
From St Petersburg a telegraph note reports Russia will back France while denying expected complications. Foreign Minister Lamisdortt calls concerns unfounded as Germany and allies commit to open door policy. Germany reassures Prince surance of support as tensions edge toward alignment with Prance.
Louis Herht a well known Jewish banker and physician died at his Brookline home. Born in Eleesstadl Pensste in 1827 he worked in California and Boston before returning to practice banking. A Globe report described his views on mental suffering and humane treatment, noting his influence on social reform discussions.
A readable fragment recounts Isaac Brock at 117 years old living near Bosate Falls Texas. It notes he was a veteran of four wars, rode a horse at 99, and attributes long health to Peruna, praising its effect on his coughs colds and grip. Brock extols climate resilience and strength, and his belief in Peruna as essential medicine.
A Minnetonka reader from 6 E Sixth St Minneapolis writes praising Pernna for catarrh relief in old age. The letter asserts long hardship with nasal discharge improved after starting the remedy and claims renewed well being.
Fragmented historical transcript describes a scene where laughter erupts over a shirt and a joke about a local owner. The narrator recalls a friend named George and notes the humor masks malice. The piece reflects on how what amuses one may hurt others and mentions literature and social behavior.
The article describes a large electric railway system between Seattle and Tacoma, using substantial horsepower for freight and passenger service. It notes the line’s status among top electric systems, its role in powering shops and city streets, and the projected demand growth to supply up to 50,000 horsepower to the rails in the near future.
Train 6 connects with Train 4 and Train 3 to transfer passengers. Leave Butte for Anaconda and return, with arrival times around 8:00 p.m. and 12:40 a.m. Detours include Durart and Silver Bow routes.
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