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The Western Montana office of the Standard is located at 130 Higgins Avenue Missouri with telephone number 1u. 44S and advertising rates available on application.
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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 17, 1906
Page
14
The Western Montana office of the Standard is located at 130 Higgins Avenue Missouri with telephone number 1u. 44S and advertising rates available on application.
Missoula dispatch details wholesale cruelty to animals aboard a Norsex train car shipment to Spokane. Many young horses trampling and dead or suffering. humane society and local authorities sought to intervene but could not stop unloading, with efforts continuing as the train reached Helena. Officials notified state association secretary Otho Schoenfeldt.
May 16 at the Union Opera House Missouri’s Erwin Sief show closes a two night run to packed audiences. The Elks troupe 806 praised for local talent with sharp acts and new jokes. Tommie Wilburt Ward and Hella Gil quintette receive hearty notices for lively performances.
The program features Heinderein and Doxan Wilkin Teagy RA Van Wart and Gilbert leY from a rowing farce comedy. UA Lucky Chance captivates Ure with twists on the Human prigary Gene Gay. A powerful scientific performer on rings draws adulation, while a big finale includes a danging and vomie act by Gevasseur, praised by the general committee for their efforts.
The letter reveals tensions between Bailey Chandler Tillman and the White House over amendments to a railroad bill. Chandler is accused of conveying to the president that Bailey is a traitor, with Tillman wary of Bailey’s alliances. The dispatch details negotiations to unite Democrats and the risks of Republican compromise.
Leiden May 15. Dr Blythe medical officer for Marslebony says analyses hint the air in ordinary kitchens is pure. In upper stories air tends to worsen.
A vintage health ad promotes Cascarets and Casgaret style remedies as a cheaper prevention for indigestion and constipation. It touts a “West Pocket” box, 19 cents, and claims relief from ills like gas, heartburn, and poor digestion, urging immediate use and quality guarantees.
William Alls stands accused of killing W W Lutt after drunken quarrel at Cartier last March. Testimony describes a struggle over a revolver as Huff supposedly attacked and threatened Alls and his bedridden father. Both sides present conflicting accounts while jurors weigh the sequence of shots and intent.
MISSOULA NOTES. A resident of Missoula and other locals travel for visits and events. Oscar Mee, a well known citizen, plans to relocate to Butte. United States officer Almon spends a week on Internal Revenue work. Philip Shiuts residents arrive for track events. Granite county officials Nelle and Nan Fahey attend declamatory contest and visit friends.
A man escaped from an asylum rushed into a small Horm church near Luteerne during Communion. He fired and forced the congregation to flee behind pews while the vicar faced him. A brave member calmed him and the rifle was taken away, after which the madman was taken to an asylum.
Miss Annie Trevenille and Ward J. Poppard wed in Missoula on May 16 at 4 PM. Rev. Linley officiated with Rev. English assisting. The Episcopal ceremony occurred at the Trevenille parlor, followed by a reception for about 180 guests. The couple, longtime Missoula residents, plan Seattle as a future home after a Pacific coast honeymoon.
In New York on May 16, Yan Cince of Missouri was elected president of the Watloner Aganisation of May turers at the annual convention.
Scientific breakthrough offers a flavor rich beef substitute Rex Extract promises nourishment and energy for the sick and strong alike. Concentrated beef flavor preserves protein while removing fiber and indigestible parts, making beef tea from four pounds of peel remains a potent aid for weak stomachs and meals. Available at druggists and stores nationwide.
An advertisement touts a so called cure for epilepsy by Paxson and associates. It claims nerve relief, renewed strength, and full remission with a money back guarantee if not effective. Price is 31. A and orders go through The Woman Go in Washington.
The Mixl Presbyterian Church held its annual gathering with a reception, library, and musical program. Rev. Mr. Bunsel previously led the church, and a new pastor Rev. G. O. Crasney began May 1, 198%. In 1847 the church installed an organ and expanded its fields of influence. The 61st year saw 43 new members, total membership becoming the largest in the church’s history, with 38,000 syns contributed for church purposes and a prior pew tax suspended due to financial strains.
Report describes two infant girls left on a doorstep near 413 North Aviana Street last night. A local resident alerted authorities and observations noted a woman near the scene before fleeing. The detail mentions the improvised infant wraps and a nearby window ledge as part of the confusing sequence.
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