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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1905
Page
2
fragmented text cites officials in a large city and a mission discussing drunkenness as a severe social issue. mentions McMichael and People's Mission, with references to superintendents, Beas, and Be teh a, indicating a cautious stance on alcohol harm and public response.
Secretary Hay sits at his desk in the state department after a lengthy absence. He expects to depart soon for his home in New Hampshire as plans for a return to normal duties unfold.
The Helena June 20 report covers the Protestant Episcopal diocese of Montana convention in Richmond 1907 setting. It notes officers elected, committees named, delegates chosen for Denver, and expressions of gratitude to Bishop Tuttle with a celebratory anniversary reference.
A garbled passage describes a religious convention with references to Dedication Day, renewal of love and fealty, and messages from speakers. It mentions attendees including Sonny Douglass Burton and others, with notes on a funeral service and planned gatherings at Fort Harrison and a Woman's Parochial and Masonic movement meeting. Details are unclear due to OCR damage.
A factory worker recounts dramatic mental and physical recovery after replacing heavy meals with Grape-Nuts and Postum. He reports steadier nerves, clearer mind, better digestion, restored weight, and a new role requiring careful concentration, crediting the diet change with his improvements.
A tired woman smiles as a fresh pot of tea brews, spreading a warm sense of comfort and contentment through the morning. The simple ritual appears to lift spirits, inviting calm anew.
A reader reports curing with Swamp-Root after a doctor confirmed full recovery. The letter praises the vegetable formula, claims water analysis was normal, and urges others to try the remedy. It mentions available 50 cent and 31 size bottles, and offers free samples by mail from Dr Kilmer's Swamp-Root in Binghamton N Y.
P B Mose president of Billings Sugar company outlines beet sugar plan in interview. Contract with Charles Boettcher funds the plant. site north of George Vaughan ranch, 30 acres near it for a switch. Work to start before Aug 1 as beet acreage contracts expand. side track route surveyed by Northern Pacific. factory will annually pay farmers about 600000 dollars for beet supply.
Special Dispatch to the Standard reports Virginia City commandery No. 1 Knights Templars elected and installed for the year. Eminent commander Robert Vickers generalissimo Thomas Duncan captain general George E. Gohn prelate J. M. Knight treasurer George Gohn recorder Stewart senior warden Fred D. Malone junior warden Charles L. Kadell standard bearer Joseph Smith Jr. bearer John Devlin warder William Marr temple trustee Reid A. White.
Sedal Dispatch reports Big Timber wool growers anticipate a larger clip after rain delays. E. E. Vreelay from Melville notes fine quality and big yield, finishing 1,800 sheep for Mr. Wold and now shearing Van Cleve's flock of about 3,000 sheep.
Peter Yegen sues H. T. Lovett claiming he paid 800 after signing Lovett's bond as security for a sub contractor on the mall route between Columbus and Cook City. Plaintiff asserts Lovett sub contracted from J. M. Boering and that Gruwell joined as securities for performance. Lovett allegedly defaulted on the contract.
Spécial Dispatch from Billings reports Tee n lodge filed an answer in the Victory and Ames life insurance suit. It claims it is not responsible for policies carried by Amanda Victory and William Ames, arguing it does not insure lives against smallpox. Payment was denied because the policyholders who died last winter had not been vaccinated successfully.
A shooting near Devier Missouri left an assistant mine foreman named Dale fatally wounded. The assailant Ming from the south retreated after a renewed quarrel and was chased by a sheriff's posse into a cornfield a short distance from Revier. On surrender Ming was shot and died.
Livingston prepares a nation length Fourth of July program with a morning parade, horse races and greased pole, a noon barbecue at the fair grounds, afternoon harness and running races, a pony race, and a park street bandstand fireworks display. Walter Hartman of Bozeman will deliver an ovation. a ball game may feature the Livingston team. Park County residents will enjoy a free show funded by local merchants and the Commercial club with about $1,200 raised this week.
Special Dispatch to the Standard reports a decree granted by stipulation, indicating a compromise to organize a new company in which both parties will be involved. The Little Kid mines near Meadow Creek are to be worked more extensively than before as part of the arrangement.
Correspondent reports Mrs. Frank Vye and children traveling to Great Falls then Minnesota to visit relatives. A baby girl was born June 15 at the home of Mr. and Mrs. to a locally noted family. Rev Fawin M. Fills of Helena visited Elliston en route to Missoula for Presbyterian church materials. Beatrice mine stockholders brought in an expert to inspect the property as rumors of resumption spread. Helena excursion crowds and new millinery store additions mark town activity.
Chicago June 3 More witnesses were summoned by the federal grand jury in the hearing of the beer trust charges. The inquiry may not end until next week as sessions continue.
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