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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1912
Page
14
A vintage ad touts Pape's Diapepsin as a quick cure for sour stomach and indigestion. It promises five minute relief, harmless candy taste, and complete digestion of meals, urging readers to buy a 50 cent case and share with family.
A frightened horse drawing a carriage with Edges J Barker and his wife bolted on Wyoming street hitting a stone wall near the Northern Pacific baggage room. The horse died instantly, Mr. Barker and his wife were bruised but not fatally injured. the carriage was wrecked. They were later cared for at the Northern hotel and at Mrs. Rheinhardt’s home. The incident ends with a sermon-like reflection on mortality and spiritual redemption.
A Boston youth, Frank Albert, described as a globe trotter, told a city jail audience how he roamed the world for six years without working, from freight cars to Latin America and Europe. He claims the United States is the easiest country to survive in by begging and hitching rides, with stops in Birmingham, Porto Rico, Brazil, London, India, and Juarez, then San Diego and Portland on his return.
A Bozeman sermon argues fear stems from ignorance and that knowledge of Christ unveils a friendly universe. It cites Job and Paul to claim true peace comes from faith, not material fear, as science deepens gloom while spiritual standards elevate the soul.
Stanford University records a three percent rise in scholarships in its annual report. President David Starr Jordan credits the increase to the prohibition of liquor sales near campus. The report states that alcohol use will not be tolerated on campus and that unruly students will not disrupt classes. It notes fraternity memberships remain below outsiders in scholarships, though most evils in chapter houses have been abolished.
Occident Elevator of Minneapolis selects a site on the Northern Pacific line for a 40,000 bushel capacity elevator to be built at Park City immediately. The Corwin warehouse is moved, and construction materials arrive daily. Park City to benefit from rising settlement, wheat and mining prospects, with 8,000 acres of wheat in the Lake Basin and strong spring rains boosting yields. M R Devaney, Occident general manager, surveyed Lake Basin region May 19 and urged building the elevator after consulting with the Park City chamber of commerce.
Only bank in Butte open Saturday evening. Get the habit of using our trust department for settlement advice. We can act as agent or trustee during life and as executor after death. Wills drawn free of charge. All interviews confidential. Miners Savings Bank and Trust Company, 45 West Park Street, Butte.
Santa Cruz Cal June 2 Colonel Joseph E Caven editor and theatrical manager died here yesterday of nephritis at 67 He was an original owner of the Kansas City Times and later connected with New York papers and with metropolitan and dramatic productions He was recently business manager of the Denver Times He won his Confederate Civil War title.
San Francisco June 2 Consul General Richard de Fontana of Greece sent a cable to King George seeking approval of a project by American Greeks to build an exact replica of the Parthenon on Telegraph Hill overlooking San Francisco Bay adjacent to the Panama Pacific Exhibition site.
There will be a special meeting Monday at 8 p m at German hall due to the death of Brother Felix Wochinsky. ERNEST GEHRMANN, Secretary. Try Piazzola's milk, it's the purest, given eat intection, Rath 'nhanea.
A masked bandit robbed a Standard office staffer shortly after midnight at Galena and Columbia, taking $3 from a purse and leaving a $300 note with the victim. The man described the robber as about 5 feet 9 inches, 165 pounds, light complexion, wearing a gray coat and black slouch hat, with the lower face hidden by a faded bandanna. He fled west after heading north on Columbia and then turned south near Mme MecCarroll's residence. The police were notified.
Customer service clarifies Kellog handles cash while salesmen assist buyers in selecting suits as every suit in the store is on sale at a large reduction. The notice promotes The Cloothery at 21 North Malan.
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