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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 23, 1913
Page
2
Dr Burkhart examines a troubling decline when a person loses faith in himself his maker and friends in a study of psychological strain and social disengagement highlighting inner doubt and external alienation.
An old time ad offers 25 cent prepack cures from Dr W S Burkhart of Cherry Hill Square Station in Titeluasi Ohio. It promises a full day treatment for stomach trouble and headache plus a weight loss claim. The copy boasts tested chemistry and free delivery if convinced by a trial take.
The remains of St Vain Charles McNuverinn who died at Jerome Aviz are to be moved to the family residence 227 Masp yt struct for funeral rites tomorrow. The funeral will proceed to the cemetery with a brief service.
Multiple obituaries list deaths and funeral plans for John Lynch Oscar Larson John MNeah Lei Sullivan and others. Services are described at Sherman Reed undertakers St Marys Catholic church and local cemeteries with interments expected at family plots and Catholic cemetery.
Funeral details for Edith Mar Rath, Francis J. McGoira, and African American community member Wiley Wit outline services Sunday and Monday. Services occur at Bethel 31 church, St Patrick's church, and Holy Cross cemetery with interment at Holy Cross and routines at parish locations in Sherman Reed and nearby towns.
An inquest into Rosar’s death near Walkerville heard evidence of a fatal head injury and a possible blow from a blunt instrument or a wagon bogey. Doctors cited severe concussion and skull fracture, with suspicions of foul play but no definite culprit named. The jury found death from a fall or strike and ordered further investigation by authorities.
The article discusses public tastes in music and instruments. It notes violin as a famed but difficult instrument and praises the player piano for bringing music into homes, calling it a godsend alongside the Victor Victrola.
An advertisement asserts a herbal medicine called Swift’s Specific cures all blood diseases and eruptions. It pitches dramatic strength against mercury and mineral treatments, claims universal healing, and directs readers to purchase a bottle for one dollar or write for medical advice from The Swift Specific Co. Medical Dept. in Atlanta, Georgia.
The notice invites readers to enjoy music on Victrola after asking about favorite melodies from childhood and current operatic selections. It mentions Mrs Gunlen and Victor Victrola records, and promotes Orton Bros Ady stock of operatic music and wartime styles.
Mrs. L. J. Dunesn, wife of the mayor, sprains her ankle after slipping on a sidewalk near 76 West Galena Street following an evening performance at Troulway Theater. She was assisted home by passersby and a physician was summoned. The injury is serious but not life threatening.
A garbled item lists Poskmanstar W. W. Starper of Ana conta awaiting a few days in Butte for a planned visit to Horn and Mita, with addresses on East Corner street and Garden agers. It notes Drank Chlvie and Afrs. at 24 Garden agers representing an infirmery house and mentions a fifteenth sunaat vlelt to the sinte me teopotla.
Fragmentary report notes death linked to illness and a funeral undertaking. Names appear as James G. Follmer, Ole Storey, and locations including Portland Oregon and Wisconsin. Text references a father kin and a deceased person with a fatal illness.
A fragmentary notice mentions a laboratory in Avon New Jersey and references an inventor linked to a previous partner, with unclear names and figures. The legible bits note a loss of 100,000 and reference an electrical matter tied to a known inventor in the region.
Governor Ordie signed repeal of a boxing licensing law allowing matches on nominal licenses and enacted a new anti gambling measure making poker a misdemeanor. The act also classifies ten card games as felonies and removes permitted gambling cards as misdemeanors. In New York Perry McGuntvray of the Illinois Athletic Club Chicago sets two new American marks in a yard pool event, bettering the previous record.
A mass meeting is set for Tuesday evening at the Margaret Center to name candidates for the four remaining school board seats after women decided not to run. The article notes low anticipated female turnout and calls for men to fill the vacancies.
The Elks Building Committee selects Hyslop as architect for the new Elk Lodge building site near the Saintal building. Hyslop, formerly of Anaconda, now resides in Byvkane, is to design the structure with plans to support lodge functions and related facilities.
Heard on the Streets of the Copper City reports a clash near Lodga County where Fon Mahan and friends argued over a trade. H. P. Mathewson intervened, ending with a minor fight as bystanders were asked if Mahan had found the passerby absent since his election as commissioner. The afternoon activity ended with four people involved.
A damaged OCR fragment describes accusations against trusted employee Gihson or Gibson and others in an Alexis area business fraud case. It mentions misappropriated cash, oversight by a manager named Page, and missing or altered financial records. No clear dates or locations are legible.
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