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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1912
Page
14
The Rev Frank Hopkins delivers a sermon from Exodus 20 16 urging truthfulness, condemning lying in personal life business and church circles. He warns against hypocrisy slander and rumor detailing harm to families and communities and cites adulterated goods and public distrust.
A man returns home to kill his wife and child then commits suicide. The passage condemns slander as the cause of the tragedy, describing the scene as a black artist's painting on a canvas of lies.
The Socialist Party state convention will meet in Butte at Finlanders' Hall on July at 9 a.m. to nominate candidates for state and congressional tickets and presidential electors. Each county gets one delegate at large plus additional delegates per 1 members or major fraction thereof. A Smith chairs the state executive committee, Alma M Kriger is state secretary, with H P Neville and Dr H McCord as other members.
Special Dispatch to the Standard Moore Montana June 23. Fourth annual Judith basin farmers picnic and dry farm demonstration day set for July 2 at the experiment station near Moccasin. Officers and Director F B Linfield plan funds of about 500 by 1 membership cost. Program to include prominent speakers and special train service on Milwaukee and Great Northern lines.
Anthony Hughes French and Miss Florence Conway were married at the bride's parents home in Dillon with a ring ceremony conducted by Rev. Thomas Anderson of the First Baptist church. The couple, long residents of the city, departed for an extended honeymoon after the ceremony. Ora Conway returned from Helena for the occasion and will join teachers traveling to Columbia University in New York.
Lewistown reports Mrs. Annie Crowley plans a two story 50 000 dollar building on the site of the old Crowley livery stables between Third and Fourth avenues on Main street. E C Sweitzer leases the first floor and basement for a dry goods concern. Completion is targeted for midsummer next year. The block will span 80 feet on Main street.
Special Dispatch to the Standard reports Mrs. May Foote filed suit against Daniel Foote for divorce on grounds of cruelty. The couple wed at Nethart in 1906 and have lived in Kendall for several years.
James Brennen, noted musician, faces arraignment today in a justice court over a seduction claim by Miss Agnes Sorenson. Juvenile court officer Mrs Edna Freeman testifies, along with observers Mary Sheehan, Dr C V Norcross and Mme Lamont as witnesses.
A San Francisco testimonial lauds Baalmann's Gas Tablets for permanent relief from gas around the heart. The case describes severe chest pressure from gas, numb extremities, and nervousness, claiming one bottle cures the condition. Purchases cost 5 cents per bottle, with orders via J Bassmann Co., 336 Sutter St., San Sebastian.
The Standard race to replace a lost reference work ends with E C Catlin securing a new volume in Anaconda. A guard dog is chained to the desk to prevent future thefts while the dog sits in a corner watching the newsroom.
Special Correspondence notes a wedding at Mr and Mrs W W S Wagg home with Deborah Wagg of Stevensville wedded to J Lee Sedgewick of Fort Benton. The groom serves as Chouteau county clerk and recorder. Attendants include Minnie Dowling and Marion Wagy. Also: local rehearsals and social events featuring Sunshine band, a Snow White operetta setup, and visits from relatives.
Miners Savings Bank and Trust Company of Butte Mont hosts postal savings funds four percent interest on time and savings accounts. Emphasizes administration of estates with wills written free. The Sheep Gulch dairy promises to comply with health department rules. Visitors welcome.
Everett June 23 Miss Anna A Maley socialist lecturer and writer of Everett will head the socialist state ticket in Washington as governor by a margin of 800 over Richard Windsor of Seattle Returns from more than 5000 socialist voters list A H Barth Franz Bostrum Bruce Rogers J E Arnett Minnie Parks Frank E Sylvester H G Cupples John C Manhope M E Giles Howard Wright Lund and H B Blair for various state and congressional posts
The Hamilton Republican notes baseball remains a strong town anchor with Sunday attendance at home. It also observes an uptick in fishing and boating parties making Sundays busier away from town, leaving Hamilton noticeably depopulated on pleasant days.
Roundup Tribune notes in Musselshell County the man who builds a road is greater than one who secures a nomination. The piece emphasizes pragmatic work over political prestige in local governance.
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