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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1916
Page
9
An 19th century style ad promotes Morse's Extract of Sarsaparilla as a nourishment for children to end fatigue and build vitality. It touts energy and body-building elements and offers prices: one large bottle for 31 cents or six for $5, available at Newtro Drug Company in Butte or by mail upon receipt of payment.
At the Butte recruiting office for the Montana Second Regiment many Canadians sought service but were refused until the rule requiring prior service was waived to speed mustering. Officers planned transport to Helena as the office anticipated able-bodied recruits, with some intent to join for border duties or to aid in mobilization efforts. Meanwhile, other items note Jennie Lane death, a local candidate for clerk, and Ontario becoming Canada's top gold producer.
The fragment depicts a rural scene with characters named Oshorne and Jane Tittle. A nostalgic visit to a town neighborhood includes a band, drinking, and reminiscing about courting, a river trip, and the county fair. The voice hints at a simple community life and family moments by the cottonwood trees.
A compact discussion on business credit rests on Character, Capacity, and the Three Big C4. To gain trust, a trader must show true integrity beyond mere honesty, keep promises, and fair dealing. A banker’s trust hinges on character even when others falter, underscoring the need to build a solid, reliable business structure.
A federal case saw Joseph-Matenek plead guilty in Justice Court yesterday to stealing an item from a bank machine. DOJ agent W. Byrn Jr. went to Helena to testify before a federal grand jury. Miss Jennie Lemieux of Warm Springs noted as Mrs Sam Lemieux. Local travelers and students head to summer programs at universities. Newsstand advertises writing materials. Several residents plan trips to Great Falls for conventions and hearings on grain rates with NP and Milwaukee officials.
Mrs Mary Whalen of Walkerville, a pioneer and longtime resident, died yesterday afternoon at age 60 after arriving from Ireland. She leaves five children and had lived in the county for 30 years. A funeral service will be held at the church Wednesday morning at twelve with requiem mass.
The clerk reported a record month with 15 licenses issued yesterday as part of June. If the daily rate continues, about 200 licenses may be granted in the month. Notable licenses include Dr. Thomas J. Shanley and Anne Honore Sennett, and Dr Kevin De taneh and Florence Sennett, two pairs of sisters to wed at Rt Patrick's Church.
A large funeral service for Miss Leonard drew many friends yesterday at St Pauls church and the 617 oat 19 street area where the solemn requiem high mass was led by celebrant Stern Dee Mere and Rev Rather Traces of Helena. Pallbearers included Woo Daly Kenens Aylventer George W. Lewis John Medivan James Parrett Take. Relatives noted include Hichata covsey and a widow on iat coy seitasgagh. The body was later interred at Milwaukee. Attendees from Missoula and Columbus Ohio included Miss Bess Gi fon. The funeral home was under undertakers. The Bartenders union members are asked to meet at the hall Tuesday. ERED M KUNZ, president. John H Rooney, secretary.
The sun and Saturn influence optimistic and adverse tones in business and politics. Warns merchants to avoid gates for weeks and predicts federal funds excitement, vast expenditures, and a looming financial problem to be resolved. Notes Washington and Toronto prognosticate public life shifts. a not favorable day for mining and dramatic shifts in high political circles. Persons born today gain through friends. women may receive marriage offers. children and girls seek love and career success.
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