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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1912
Page
13
The principal branch office of the Standard is at 2% East Broadway, Putte. Telephone 2. Independent telephone 1422. Advertising rates furnished on application.
A collage of local notices lists services from Orton Bros piano rentals to dentists and bankers. Mentions McLaughlin Coal Co and Yegen Bros bankers, Finlen hotel dining, touring cars, baggage through railroad offices, and travel notes on George Brewer and John O'Donnell heading to Idaho mines.
The Bell telephone company provided rapid convention bulletins from Chicago to Butte readers and local offices. Bulletin posters on West Broadway windows and direct feeds to newspapers clubs and hotels were well received. Coverage of the Baltimore convention is expected to continue similarly.
Five men Herman Blunk Jim Flynn George Thomas John White and Thomas Morris were arrested after a free for all in the Southern saloon on Fast Broadway last evening. All sustained injuries including broken noses and cuts. Officers Yorath Lynch Powell and McDonald arrived as five or six attackers fled the scene.
Frank Bower, a second cook with the Sells Floto circus, went to police headquarters with a severely cut head claiming two mess tent waiters attacked him when he refused to help them in what he called dishonest work. He says the men urged him to participate and then assaulted him.
Silver City hive No. 3 L. O. T. M. attended a memorial service at the Christian church last evening led by Rev. W. M. Jordan. A great number of Maccabees were present and the music was illustrated.
At Mountain View church the Epworth League concluded its sessions with a sunrise prayer meeting led by Miss Lucy Lamphear and eight young people pledging to serve as home missionaries, foreign workers, educators, or pastors. Rev. Gratz delivered inspiring sermons at 11 o'clock and 3 o'clock, emphasizing the Bible’s life and the cross’s central role in the gospel.
Dr Gratz extolled the Bible as real and inspiring noting its 66 books crafted by varied authors over centuries. The First Baptist service featured music by the congregation and choir with Walkerville youths and three young singers from Walkerville joining the junior league program led by Miss Jessie Bassett.
The text appears as a fragment describing a group joining into paradise to worship before God. It references heavenly gathering and singing around the throne, with imagery of a pure, victorious multitude. No clear event, date, or identifiable persons are present.
The Sells-Floto circus opens with a large parade along main streets at 10 30 this morning and two performances today at 2 pm and 8 pm in Butte. Gates open an hour early for a visit to the expansive menagerie featuring rare species and hundreds of horses.
San Francisco hosts the eleventh biennial convention of the Federation of Women's Clubs with about 1000 delegates. Pennsylvania plans propose a two chamber federation, two vice presidents, and revised by laws. Delegates arrive amid intense politicking for federation leadership.
Needles California June 23 The Colorado river continues to rise with no new damage reports. Santa Fe railroad workers rush a large restraining wall to protect shops and depots while Topock Arizona reports artefacts found where currents shifted, though expert river men deny a buried city tale.
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