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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1910
Page
2
Judge Franti speaks to graduates stressing continued effort after school and the essential role of common knowledge in life. He urges youths, especially girls, to pursue opportunities within means and notes that higher education benefits individuals and the state while practical skills come from early schooling.
The piece argues for limited state aid and a paternal education system, urging trained professional teachers and coeducation limits. It emphasizes civic virtue, self reliance, and the need to prepare youth, especially boys, for responsible citizenship while debating women’s roles and the quality of schooling.
At 84 years old James L Collier remains vigorous and healthy aided by Duffy s Pure Malt Whiskey. He enjoys restful sleep and a fine appetite, and his letter exudes enthusiasm from an elderly gentleman.
James J. Owell of Collier Athens Greene County reports decades of using Duffy's Pure Malt Whiskey as a tonic. He credits it with improved sleep appetite vigor and restored faculties, claiming it renews youth and counters aging. He urges readers to seek authentic bottles sealed in glass and to verify labels before purchase.
In Kansas City a yellow cat accompanied its owner to the scaffold, becoming an outcast itself. Deputies sought a home for the cat as prison guards and officials faced a grim scene near the death chamber.
Fragmented notices suggest discussion of divorce rates and shifting views on marriage. It cites the New York Association and public commentary on women’s roles, hinting at evolving attitudes rather than concrete events. The text is garbled but centers on relationships and social expectations.
The input text appears garbled and contains repeated phrases about helping and harping on topics. No coherent news item or identifiable entities are present to summarize into a proper T and S card.
Anaconda barbers and miners report promising gold and silver results from multiple claims in the New Hampshire district near Anaconda. Assays show significant returns, with cyanide plant plans and potential shipments expected after further development work and testing.
Firat Methodist church proclaims itself the church of the cordial welcome. The church's steward TW Bennett and the superintendent Carman announce morning worship. The text notes Merning worship at an unspecified time and location in Anaconda.
In district court yesterday Metropolitan Life Insurance sues to recover 333 dollars 97 cents plus interest. The plaintiff claims Mendrow acted as an agent for the company and collected 6445 dollars on its behalf.
The text reports a legal dispute where Mina and Wineli argue over owed sums to the company. It notes the defendant granted a new commission and the total claimed amount reaches 323.92 dollars. The fragment suggests financial liability and a court or regulatory decision pending.
The Deer Ledges national forest will hold its annual meeting Thursday through Sunday at Yankee Nate, 10 miles west of Anaconda. About 25 forest attendants plus Missoula district staff will attend. Talks by the supervisor and officers cover timber site work, uses, recanai, and other topics. Rifle and revolver shooting medal prizes and a bucking horse ride are planned amid evenings of fun.
A list of letters remaining uncalled for in the Anaconda post office for the week ending June 1. Men include George Armitage William Marry F T Barlow and others. women named Mrs Annie Atekinse Mrs Lucie Greene and Miss Tillie Tarkalson. foreign entries list several foreign names. Postmaster Arper notes the uncalled letters.
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