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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 15, 1912
Page
3
The notice lists the principal phone office at 3 Just Broadway and provides independent telephone rates. Address and contact details appear uncertain but the entry emphasizes pricing information for services.
The piece touts diamonds for unmatched hardness and enduring luster, noting limited supply and rising prices. It urges immediate purchase, claiming prices will climb and promising a complete ark of goods with transparent pricing. It appeals to customers who value knowing what they pay for.
The column lists a swarm of society items from Butte including Dr. Lorton and Senator Edward Donlan, marriages, births, and house moves. It notes business visitors, hotel managers, and out-of-town guests from Dillon, Anaconda, Helena, and other Montana towns, with several residents returning from California and the coast for summer.
The Standard highlights a fierce contest as the tari and political events unfold. It notes Montana's progressive stance and references the newspaper's subscription price of $3 per month for daily and Sunday delivery by carrier or mail across the United States Canada and Mexico.
A Methodist sermon on Judas Iscariot as the ultimate cautionary figure. The speaker argues Judas was not born evil but allowed greed for gold to consume him, leading to his betrayal for thirty pieces of silver and eventual suicide. He contrasts Judas with prodigal sons and returning disciples, noting Judas alone chose his own place.
A Montana observer recounts his impressions of Argentina’s political system and social controls. He cites the mandatory election process, the thumb print and birth verification, and the ruling party’s influence. He notes male conscription, capital and foreign interest in Argentina, and American ties to regional commerce during a Texas rancher’s past.
The report notes improved condition of Jack Adams as pneumonia remains serious. Joan C. Adama serves as assistant general superintendent at the A. C. M. company. Attending physicians at Muriey hospital comment on the improvement since his transfer from 999 West Quartz Street.
Seagirt July report outlines Willon McCombs of New Jersey as governor pick and Willa McAdoo of New York as Hudson tunnel backer with O Gorman for vice chairman. It notes a New York campaign HQ, a Chicago branch, and a western city site. Morgenthau may join the finance committee.
Facoma Washington July Browne longtime funder and former secretary of St Paul Twedina Company and 18 Washington corps dies from apoplesy aged 71 He served in the first territorial legislature after statehood In more than one line of business his death is reported in July 4 dispatches from Washington Illinois four people drown at Alton by a cloudburst wrecking two meters of Adelsta factory and plant with total loss near 260000 dollars
Rev. G. A. Rexwood of St Taul's Methodist Episcopal Church argues religious life must heed sensible criticism. He condemns shallow, prejudice filled suggestions while urging practical, thoughtful dialogue on ethics and the supernatural in faith.
Reported at full speed a collision occurred on a grade as trains approached a signal. Conductor Fran Mughes of tins Jide was injured and helped pull others from the second Pullman coach. Mrs Poni died in the wreck, a poignant detail among survivors.
In a Western Springs wreck the rear of train No 2 was struck after a misread block signal. Mrs. Pohimann, widow of Edwin G. Pohimann and a prominent society figure, died in the crash a few months after her marriage. Coroners and railway officials debated fault as investigations continued.
Hermond Clement a Flin miner died yesterday morning at St James hospital after a chest wound. Coroner and officials offered no progress and a Flon prisoner rumored to know details. Clement, who came from Black Hills, left a wife and stepson, saying little about the stabbing as investigators pursued leads.
Morady and Sara Mecrady face an interview while two watermen paddle along the river. New details emerge about their journey and local response.
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