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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 03, 1911
Page
9
The principal branch office of the Atendard is at 7 East Broadway. Telephone service and independent telephone facilities are offered. Advertising rates are available on application.
In Butte current notes a jumble mentions rent plans from Orton Bro Rettletan shoeer at in Red Boot. Mayor Duncan returned from a roster trip. Various names, businesses, and services appear including dental work, window awnings, and oil discoveries. The piece hints at a local paper with society updates and magazine stock.
In a fragmentary notice from Matinsborg West Virginia counties remain dry for at least a year after a county sheriff’s refusal to grant licenses. Charlestown Shepherdstown and Marperi vote wet, while the eastern area near Grattan stays dry. Nearby reports note a Mexican engagement, a train line update, a funeral, and local union committee actions.
In a sermon at the Methodist church, George D. Wolfe calls for a revival of patriotic spirit that places the nation above party and private interests. He recalls July Fourth as a day of reverence, not noise, and cites the founders’ sacrifices and faith, urging Americans to remember the birthday of the nation with solemnity and duty.
A historical sermon urges voters to seek leaders who honor God and wisdom over party gain. It extols America’s heritage, calls for unity on great national issues, and warns against godless, self-serving politics while urging steadfast pursuit of righteous governance.
A fragmentary report recalls a naval inspection and a sequence of actions by a lieutenant and Seaman from Cawlatown, detailing a prior operation and the latest record to be ratified by a bank note held by Minora Savings Bank and Trust for an intercity transaction.
Work on Casto Bros New Orpheum on West Park street nears completion. The 700-seat theater will be finest photoplay house in the Northeast with new ventilation, lowered main floor, large aisles, and ornate interior. Independent ownership by Casto Bros. promises top shows and latest films for the public.
The University of Wisconsin awards degrees to non residents with two prominent graduates among Montana natives. Florence M. Wilson of Kalispell and Charles F. Burton of Billings earn bachelor of arts in the college of letters and sciences while Charles T. Kirk of Butte receives the doctor of philosophy in the graduate class.
General approval voiced last night over patriotic airs by the Heston and Montana band at Columbia Gardens concert. Leader Holman announced he will repeat the same airs at Thursday’s concert afternoon and evening at the gardens.
Atlantic City New Jersey July 2 President Taft Speaker Clark and former Vice President Fairbanks are expected to address thousands of delegates at the twenty fifth International Christian Endeavor convention opening here next Thursday Theme Training for Service Taft will speak twice on Friday night aboard the yacht Mayflower expected to land at Abscom inlet Formal opening includes United Society of Christian Endeavor coronation and officers election Reverend Francis M Mark will deliver the president's message Sunrise services signal daily gatherings with afternoons and evenings set for general meetings
Special dispatch from Milwaukee notes the July Shriners have arranged a party of 100 western Shriners and their wives. Delegation from Spokane Lewiston Butte Helena Gall Lake Deadwand and other western cities will arrive Thursday morning at Illinois depot. They will be welcomed by Milwaukee officials and escorted to the Renubileau house with an automobile train and a reception planned for the evening.
A bold burglary at a post office near Greeley resulted in $1000 in stamps and cash seized, with registered items stolen. Thieves escaped. no trace found. Authorities report the incident occurred on Third Avenue North and Court Street, with a potential total loss around $6,000. Local units prepared to detain suspects.
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