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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 14, 1915
Page
5
Funeral arrangements indicate the funeral for the late Maloney will be held Thursday afternoon at two o clock at the Nev RX building. The notice mentions breaking rooms and cf Futlie, with a fainwaring imesating phrase in the OCR text.
An advertisement touts Sargol as a fat producing supplement claiming it stops sugars and starches from mixing with meals and turns them into stored fat. It urges thin people to take the tablets with meals and promises a weight increase within days, offering a money back guarantee.
Anaconda Druggist reports customers greatly pleased with a simple remedy from Fuller Drug, Anaconda, and Newbro Drug of Butte. The ad touts Adler-t-ka made from buckthorn bark and glycerine as draining the bowel, with one spoonful relieving most constipation and related stomach issues. It claims instant, grippy-free action and cites use in appendicitis cases.
The Margaret theater crowd filled the house twice last night for Marcus Loew's Empress vaudeville bill. Acts ranged from De Lisle with new feats to a Scotch life sketch by Black Glenn and Clyde, with spirited dancing by Crawford and Broderick. Robin’s and Tom Mahoney drew big laughs with music and dialect, while Ergott and two gymnasts closed with balancing stunts. Overall, audiences praised the balanced program and strong entertainment.
Saturday afternoon at 2 30 Prof W M Cobleigh head of the chemistry department Bozeman agricultural college will discuss food adulteration as part of extension lectures. The Bozeman faculty talks are free and open to the public with the literary department meeting at 2 30.
Exsanay company presents "Sears of Possession" at the Alcazar with Francis X. Bushman in the tale of blood transfusion from man to woman. The Grand screens "The Flower of Faith," a country girl drama, plus "The Way Back" and "Through the Eyes of Love" as strong dramas. Both programs repeat tonight.
A parent teacher meeting will be held after Johnson's school at Main and Commercial. Superintendent W I K Dwyer T P Stewart Dr A J Willitts Mrs Johnson and others will speak. After the program there will be drills read times and music then refreshments. Anaconda National Bank annual meeting elected C Yegen president P Yegen vice president John W James vice president E Farnsworth coach F M A Fulmer assistant cashier John Branger director new officers include M Velzer and H M Richardson.
Fragmentary OCR text shows a string of scattered personal names and places including Missoula Butte New York Bellingham Wash Glens Falls and various initials. No coherent event or context emerges from the readable text.
Local items show meetings and postings around town with names, occupations, and travel notes. Mentions include B A officers to be installed, osteopaths in practice, and church services led by pastors A A Mainwaring and G Nygren with weeklong assemblies through the Swedish church.
Munn defeated Bender decisively last night at the curling rinks in a class A match. Early leads shifted, but final points favored Munn as Stevens and others posted scores. An unrelated assault near Tiutte depot led to hospital treatment for a boy. Curly Harris and Jack Lense faced charges. The Mika and families plan a clubhouse gathering for dancing and games.
Chicago January 13. Death rates shown for railroad workers headline a board hearing on wage demands by Western locomotive engineers and firemen. Dr Henry J Harris of the Library of Congress presented a long table ranking high risk occupations miners and quarry workers first, then locomotive firemen and engineers with death expectancy 109 years for the general population and 199 for firemen and 16 for engineers.
New York January 12 Walker W Vick former receiver general of customs Santo Domingo testified today at an inquiry into the conduct of the office of James N Sullivan an American tin trader and ministerial appointment speculation surfaced during the proceedings Citizens recall Sullivan was slated for a government post as ministers and the inquiry continues with focused questions on appointments and duties
Pittsburg based Mr and Mrs Benjamin Thaw announce the engagement of their daughter Henrietta Thaw to Lawrence Slade of New York He is the Paris representative for the Equitable Trust Company The Thaw family includes aviator Williams Thaw and developers in New York and Europe Mrs Elena Dows Thaw is Henrietta’s grandmother The couple’s families status ties to an old New York lineage and Paris connections
In Santo Domingo rumors circulated that J R Mitchell president of Banco Nacional indicated Sullivan would be named minister while the bank allegedly sought control of the state funds. The same discussions touched on identifying the next American minister, with names starting with Land ending with ann Washington. Elsewhere Congress agreed on a constitutional control bill over weights and measures, setting a Mandard barrel standard for dry goods.
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