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Newspaper

Anaconda Standard

Location

Anaconda, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jan 29, 1917

Page

2

Anaconda Church Sermon on Sin Rejects Blame for Prostitution

The Rev. Lacklen, in a Methodist church sermon titled Five Fundamental Facts, argues that the church should not bear responsibility for providing for women degraded by prostitution. He criticizes calls on church and Christians to fix the problem, pointing to owners of copper mines, brewers, saloonkeepers, and district dance halls as the true enablers. He advocates church focus on preventing youth from falling into moral danger and supports Attorney Ford, urging a push to end the so called curse in Montana.

Methodist Church Lacklen Montana California Ko To Lcense Ford

Bowling statistics show McLean leads match scoring last week

McLean topped the Anaconda bowling league with a three game total of 644, per figures from Secretary B. Davidson. Thomas earned single game honors with 236. Top averages include Chamrau 184 and Lattimer 181, while team standings list Washeesa Athletics atop a crowded field with several clubs chasing.

McLean Anaconda B. Davidson Thomas Chamrau Lattimer Petritz Davidson Farrell Bowers Vautrin Leskey

Butte Bowlers Beat Anacondans Twice In League Matches

The Butchers of the Anaconda league and the Maxwells of Washoe, sharing most players, defeated the Washington Market team of Butte in two contests. Scores were 2.686 to 2.642 and 2.668 to 2.607, with one game won by each side in each match. The first bowled on Walnut Street alleys, the second on the Brunswick.

Butchers Maxwells Washoe Clin Washington Market Butte Walnut Street

Local City News and Advertisements Mix

A compact list of city notices and ads includes Silk sale at Copper City, doctor visits, lodging for rent, staged concerts, alcohol, piano and Victrola listings, engraved cards, and a telegraphic rifle club match. Notable names include Vermillion, Crafft, Holmson, Verberckmoes, Napton, Goose, Lemmon, and Schlapps.

Silk Sale Copper City Grebe’s West Park Vermillion’s Percy Napton Butte J. PB. Goose Helena Burns Dewey Hall West Third Anaconda Rifle Club Kalispell Marksmen C. A. Lemmon Victor Victrolas Victor Records

Weekend dances and local notices from Warm Springs

Weekend events include a dance hosted by Dr and Mrs J M Scanland in Ana conda and Ed C Johnson visiting from the state capital. Local commerce advertises tailor services and jewelry while a residence at 517 West Seventh is offered. A women’s club music department meeting is planned at 203 East Commerce. An article discusses ambidexterity, noting historical hints and cultural observations.

Woman's Club Tolan East Commercia H.C. Gardiner Spencer Crosby

Ambidexterity Tale From The Indianapolis News

A brief excerpt frames two sisters under an apologue contrast, one carefully trained and educated, the other neglected and left to grow up in ignorance, illustrating a moral of opportunity and development. The piece reads as a reflective vignette on upbringing and potential.

Benjamin Franklin Franklin New York Medical Record Balearic Isles Plato Arise Fotle Indianapolis News

Bolivia coat with Yale blue pockets and buckled back straps

The quotation highlights a distinctive topcoat style. Rose describes a Bolivia coat with Yale blue faced pockets and cuff trimming, and back pleats finishing in buckled straps. The fragment emphasizes unique detailing and fashion features.

Rose Bolivia

Government potash plant to be built for kelp potash study

The Agriculture Department plans a 176000 dollar experimental plant in Southern California to test drying and distillation of kelp into potash. Daily kelp intake about 200 tons with five tons of potash produced. by products recovered for treasury use. Location near Lone Beach and hare in California due to kelp resources and favorable working conditions.

Prom the Market Growers Journal Department of Agriculture Hare Lone Beach Cal United States Treasury California Pacific Coast Eds Department

Mexico's Congress Plans Electoral Procedure For 1918 Presidency

The Querétaro assembly approves rules for selecting congress members to meet in February and April, with an electoral college to declare the president. Elections target late March with the new president seated May 1. It also outlines terms, vacancies, and church state provisions including Mexican birth requirements for ministers and church conduct under state supervision.

Queretaro Carranza Congress Congress Ale oMerms Assembly Siate Felix M. Palavacini Secre

Public Instruction Speech Attacks Mexican Unrest

The secretary of public instruction delivered a vigorous speech asserting dangers from religious cults existed beyond the border. He claimed the government promoted the idea that constitutionalists were savages parading with prisoners heads. He praised Wilson as the greatest ruler, blamed Secretary Lansing for misreadings, and said exiles forged tales of persecution to undermine the government during economic strain.

Tary Public Instruction Wilson Mexico United States Lansing

Cocnin China Area Population Figures From Historical Region

Cocnin China covered about 25,000 square miles with an estimated population of 8.5 million. The area includes 10,000 whites and 300,000 Chinese residents among its diverse inhabitants.

Cocnin China

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Anaconda News Church Mr. Lacklen Sir Herbert Beerbohm Folks Rupert Hughes Ambrose Mack Swain Lawrence Tinea Paxcon Andresen, Srbs Jovien Mudro Wenger Flint Staudaher Pedersen Schliehting Lawrence Pancoe Andresen Jovle Mudrane Aoe Staudaher Ie Chumrau Schlichting Oan Fae Buslyear Pass St Louis About the City News Crafft Holmson W. B. Spiker Wallace P. Wilson Deer Lease New Line Standard Office Haarlem L. F. Verberckmoes East Park Third B. Baufschmidt Victor W. Third Dr. Roseborow Wagner Kome R. D. Sawtell Cole Hammerslough’s Emil Brotin Senate Elusion Cigareta Ia Fter J. M. Scanland Warm Springs Ed C. Johnson the Crescent Bluebird Theater West Seventh WEXCO Sion Mexican Congress Grand Theater Dustin Farnum David Garrick Cochin China
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