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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1912
Page
3
An advertisement touts Fape's Diapepsin as a fast cure for indigestion. It promises rapid digestion, reduced stomach discomfort, and renewed appetite, claiming benefits for related symptoms and noting a low price and pharmacy support.
A frightened horse driven by Edger Barker bolted down Wyoming street crashing into a stone wall near Port and Wr ening. The animal died from a broken neck while Mr and Mrs Barker sustained injuries not considered serious. The wreck involved a carriage and the Northern hotel area, with the couple later seeking care at their home after being helped to the hotel.
Sermon in Bozeman stresses faith over fear and the unveiling of the Father in Jesus Christ. The speaker cites Job Paul and Cicero like reflections on mortality immortality and divine assurance. He contrasts modern science with Christian revelation and warns against material despair without spiritual standards.
Stanford University announces a boost in scholarships attributed to a rise in prohibition enforcement near campus. President David Starr Jordan says students abusing alcohol will be barred from class and that those with legitimate academic interests will not be encumbered. He notes fraternity scholarship gaps persist but external vices have been curbed.
An advertisement touts Healmama n Gas-Tablete and phase potuitar tablets as remedies for stomach gas and heart pressure. It claims a free trial and promises discreet treatment via J. Baalmann Co or J. Vossmann Co with mail order from San Francisco.
A Boston youth Frank Albert narrates a globe spanning tale of drifting across nations as the easiest way to live without work. He left aged 20, traveled from Lima to Port Said, Lagos to Bombay, and to Cape Colony, Mexico, and Portland before returning home. He recalls accidental hardships, British jail detentions, beggars in India, and minimal contact with his family. He plans to reach Boston within months.
Occident Elevator of Minneapolis selects a Park City site on the Northern Pacific right of way for a 40 000 bushel capacity grain elevator to be built immediately. Verwin Commercial warehouse is being moved, construction materials expected daily, amid rapid settlement growth and rising wheat and barley prospects in the Lake Basin region. R Devaney, Occident general manager, toured the area May 19 and reported Park City shows strong elevator prospects.
Butte trust company announces Saturday evening hours and offers trust services. Wills drawn free of charge and confidential interviews available. Miners Savings Banks and Trust Company at 42 West Park Street, Butte, California. Colonel Joseph E. Caven, editor and manager, died yesterday of nephritis at 76. He once owned The Kansas City Times and worked with New York papers and metropolitan productions. He served in the Confederate ranks during the Civil War.
A fragmentary note reports Amel Jean Uroehks leading a movement to construct an exact replica of the Parthenon in California near San Francisco and the Bay of San Fran. The effort involves Greek and Greek linked figures with aims to showcase neoclassical design at the Prune Paeitle exposition site.
A fragmented notice mentions a meeting at Geri Hall on Monday for Herman with attendees from Keer Fells and Dinwnoin's family. It references fe speed and Sterotarys Wry, BRATE ERGATA NS. The readable text is unclear about exact purpose or full participants.
A man was robbed at gunpoint shortly after midnight near the corner of Galena and Columbia streets. The assailant forced him forward, searched packets, and escaped north on Columbia, while the victim was left unharmed aside from the fright and loss of a valuable watch.
Fragmentary OCR text contains garbled phrases and nonstandard words. No identifiable persons, places, dates, or events present to summarize into a coherent news item.
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