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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 19, 1910
Page
9
An OCR fragment lists a family orchestra and performers including singing dancing and banjo experts. It notes a realistic moving picture attraction called Exit march and a change in program on Sundays and Thursdays.
An inventor at Washoe smelter, Mr. Jones, patents a centrifugal gravity separator to improve fine slime treatment. The device uses a large centrifugal pan to enhance separation of heavy from light particles, aiming to reduce adhesive losses and boost recovery in ore processing.
The planned mission at St Mark’s church next Sunday has been postponed. Archdeacon Webber, who was to conduct the event, is detained in Boston due to his mother's illness, delaying a definite rescheduled time. Mr Crale expects to reach him to set another date.
Special Dispatch reports G Marsh, once Spokane resident and known to officers as a self styled great detective, is arrested in Missoula on insanity charges. Family members fear he may harm himself or others as his statements imply unbalanced mind. He had served 20 days in Spokane earlier and recently arrived in Missoula claiming pursuit of Great Northern holdup men and promising swift capture. He is due for medical examination tomorrow.
Missoula reports the incorporation of Ronan State Bank to be established at Monta on the Flathead reservation. It is the first bank within the territory. Capitalized at $2,000, stock sold in $10 shares. Incorporators include J M Groughton, George E Broughton, Nelile S Broughton, Albert Broughton, Albert Bosancon, and Olaf Romoa with varying subscriptions.
The article describes a stage scene where real chickens from Long Island provide a comic chorus for the Margacotta Morrow production. Chickens occasionally escape the stage, causing humorous disruptions as the acts travel from Long Island to New York.
An old style marketing note extols Old James E Pepper Kentucky bourbon as 129 years perfected. It highlights bluegrass origin, careful aging, government guards against dishonesty, and approval by statesmen and soldiers, touting bottled in bond and medicinal use.
The session featured Elly Root calling for uniform laws on employee injury compensation. Samuel Campers and John Mitchell argued for European-style protections, with Hammond and Selmont urging higher safety standards and employer health duties.
Impersonator Edwert Elliott gave a reading of The Lion and the Mouse at First Presbyterian Church as part of Anaconda’s lecture course. He praised the literary value and performed with vivid characterizations, notably the financial magnate and his son, earning strong applause. The course continues next month with J Adam Erde of Minnesota.
Marriage licences issued today include Harry Wardy and Willy Scott of Moscow, Idaho, wed by Justice Dyson this afternoon. Marguerite Connaughter of Mingula planned to wed Mr. David-tomorrow. details unclear due to garbled OCR.
An old advert explains that many women suffer imagined female weakness linked to kidney trouble. It urges using Doan's Kidney Pills as a remedy, citing Mrs. John Markuson of Annaconda Montana who claims the product cured her backache headaches and nervous spells after years of failed treatments.
An old-time newspaper column lists Doan's Kidney Pills from Foster-Milburn Co. Buffalo New York, highlighting widespread sale and pricing. The piece then shifts through local notices about dances, shop ads, and community events, including church meetings, funerals, hospital updates, and upcoming fashion goods with various local names and locations.
Secretary Martin reports the Deer Lodge county fair net income and expenses from last September totaling 4989.05 with ticket and concession revenues and numerous disbursements. A court case assigned by Justice Thomax resulted in a days jail sentence.
Fred Young, known as the Texas cowboy, was released from custody in Mackfoot Idaho after promising to return funds from worthless checks and drafts cashed in Dillon. He telephoned Sheriff Gosman that he had obtained money to cover the amounts and would hand it to Blackfoot authorities, with local complainants reportedly satisfied.
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