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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 04, 1912
Page
8
An old recipe style ad touts Cascarets as the best laxative for women citing relief from indigestion bad breath and jaw fatigue. It urges daily use and natural bowel maintenance through regular dosing and cleanliness, claiming broad benefits with minimal dosage. It lacks credible medical claims or sources.
William J Bryan arrives in Butte for a brief public visit with a 3 oclock meeting at the Auditorium and a lunch at the Silver Bow club. Governor Norris may introduce him. reception committee meets at 1 at Prest National Bank. Bryan then departs to Helena that evening.
Special Dispatch from Lewistown reports a parish meeting on March 3 deciding to change Lewistown from a mission to a parish. Rev. Philip Ansmuts presided as vestrymen were named, including Edward Brasday and J. B. Kirkland, with the move expected to strengthen St James Church.
The Billings Chamber of Commerce opposed the panels post and supported Benny passings and resolutions. Delegation plans to forward views. Ravings Bank and Trust Co as depository for savings, account opened under Crawley at 22 North Main, Battle.
The Pink Lady musical comedy and staged operetta style production bring Miss Louise Gunning to explain Princess Stephanie’s dilemma in an imaginary Balkan realm. The troupe features Mark Smith Teddy Wabb and Geraldine Malone with a 63 member orchestra traveling to 53 cities including Canada and the Pacific coast.
A married couple enjoying wealth and happiness face inner strife as a lover enters the scene. Father Vrinn Kelly, a priest of the modern world, offers deep insight into human nature and brotherhood as the family endures wreck and deep suffering.
Benjamin Stickney, a longtime Helena journalist and pioneer figure in Montana, died in Florida. Born in St Louis, he moved to Helena in 18xx and worked with Ware, Hla & Co, then formed Stickney & Ella and later allied firms. He never married. surviving brother Ren. Stickney lives in New York.
A group of women at a registration site urged voters to back women trustees and to persuade their husbands to vote. An unidentified man questioned if husbands were registered, prompting a woman to send her husband to the registration office. A motor car waited outside to transport unregistered spouses to the courthouse.
Local tale of rivals Who's Allen and Darnell Why uniting customer bases at 207 East Park Street. They promote a heavy-weight wool serge suit at 17.50, claim best value, with window displays and ads. Also notices for union meetings on March 4 and a Farmers Institute event featuring agricultural experts.
A sermon at St Josephs asserts modern science questions religious truth. The speaker denounces pantheistic evolution and claims humanity, created in God's image, cannot be reduced to animal ancestry. He warns that denying divine origin harms souls and leads to obscurity and despair.
Missoula fans up for city leadership as more than four dozen candidates file petitions for mayor and six commission seats. Names include Gyorgi W Carter, William Huveton, William Smith, William Keating, and B W Annevine with several already petitioning.
The St Louis Globe-Democrat reports a late Tuesday wedding at Westminster Place. Ruth Srerat wederman Dutmn at 3 o clock with Rev William Wier presiding. Attendants included sister Mrs Terwe Aion as maid of honor and dresses featured orange blossoms and white gowns. The couple's reception followed at the family home with elaborate decorations and gifts, highlighting the bride Miss Ruth Srerat and groom Mr Dutmn.
At a planned gathering in Madison farmers and town residents will discuss agricultural cooperation and local commercial needs. The meeting aims to unite farmers with townspeople to explore elevator plans and water company issues affecting open winter stock and regional agriculture.
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