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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 10, 1901
Page
5
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Fragmented OCR text presents a chaotic jumble of names, places, sums, and instructions. It references Pawtucket, Georgetown, and various individuals and addresses, with hints of a prize contest and staged claims. The piece reads like a scratched postal or legal notice mixed with promotional copy and stray numbers.
A selection of letters from readers dated 1901 celebrates prize winnings and annuity payments. One writer from Boston thanks for a $250 prize and praises the firm for honoring promises, while others recount satisfaction with an annuity and personal relief from independence.
Butte Federation of Women's Clubs plans Monday 2:00 pm meeting at Homer elabresm to organize a campaign for sidewalk cleaning garbage removal and sanitary improvements. Delegates listed from Atlas Atlas club and Daughters of the American Revolution urged public and private support and enforcement of city ordinances to promote a clean city.
A Woman's club reception celebrated the complete success of Leonora Jackson Vidlin's recital. The event drew generous patronage from Butte music lovers while funds raised were expected to bolster the clubhouse fund. Appreciation extended to Mrs Ignatius Donnelly and others for support and decorations. A club meeting followed with discussions on civic reform, biographies, and upcoming affairs. Next week the music department will meet Tuesday at 10:30 p m at Mrs McIntyre's.
Mrs Squires from Chicago lectured on theosophy before the club, presenting it as a unity of science religion and philosophy. She argued truth stems from God and linked Darwinian evolution to future social changes. Her simple clear method emphasized thought power and better environmental life now and after.
Intelligent public lectures and weekly meetings reveal active debate on German empire and suffrage. Miss Alice Conway joins Walkerville club. March events honor anniversaries and celebrate literature and civic government.
The Womans Literary club met in the Hearst free library building on Saturday afternoon. Members heard papers by Mrs. F. W. Peekover and Mise O'Donnell on current topics and enjoyed a parliamentary law drill led by Sarah J. Leahy. Discussion covered Senator Paris Gibson's influence on the state, Delaware's bill abolishing whiskey in confection, King Edward VII s oath, and the 1902 General Federation of Woman's Clubs meeting in Los Angeles. A paper on The Augustan Period of English literature by Mrs. Peckover explored Addison, Steele, Bolingbroke and other writers.
The Deer Lodge Woman's Club has maintained a quiet year focusing on study with papers on Columbus, exploration, Puritans, the Revolution, and Egyptian topics soon to broaden to Nolomuts and Egypt. Mentions of club members, upcoming meetings, and efforts toward a yearbook and library follow, along with broader public notices on truancy laws, coal mine bills, and federation discussions.
The Saturday night club discusses current topics and information during the regular programme. Miss Charlotte Ca hoon filed him time, with officers not yet chosen and the ship more complete, a pressing meeting noted. Hours run from 8 to 10.
The Shakespeare club continues its study of Antony and Cleopatra. A reading of Act IV was shared at the Tuesday meeting and members discussed a plan to prepare questions each evening to aid discussion, while Berry's paper on Cleopatra was also noted.
Directory style notice listing firms in ButteMontana including Reliable Assay Office Thos Buggy and Mayer Assayer. Mentions mail samples and prompt attention for gold and silver assays. Some garbled lines hint at architectural listings and throat remedies among miscellaneous entries.
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