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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 16, 1912
Page
6
California oranges dominate the sale with emphasis on Sunkist quality. The ad touts large sound juicy fruit, tree ripened flavor, and genuine wrapped Sunkist Oranges. Shoppers urged to request only wrappers marked genuine Sunkist from their dealer.
Readers could obtain a full set of Sunkist premium table silver by sending 24 Sunkist wrappers or Red Ball orange wrappers or lemon wrappers, plus 24 cents. Additional premiums require 24 wrappers per item and payments by money order or bank draft to the California Fruit Growers Exchange, Chicago.
Readable fragments list Sunday morning and evening services across multiple churches in Butte including St. Pauls Methodist Shate, West End Methodist mission, First Baptist, First Presbyterian, Westminster guild, and other congregations. Topics range from The Quest of Happiness to The Pagis of all Happiness and Richtonns negs with varied sermons, music, and Sunday school times. a cordial note invites attendees and mentions special singers and lecturers.
The report notes a motor sledge in the pole race associated with Captain Scott. It mentions rapid growth in interest, attendance figures, and church services including sermons and gatherings. The text lists multiple churches with service times and topics, inviting strangers to attend and detailing pastors, locations, and weekly prayer meetings.
Four families of missionaries arriving from the Orient recount a rough trek inland. They describe being pursued by rebels, surrounded by hostile crowds, and narrowly escaping capture as they attempted to reach the coast aboard the ship Mary.
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