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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 17, 1908
Page
2
Morning prayers and Sunday services announced for several churches. Cedar Street and Main Street locations invite parishioners to morning worship at 9 30 and 11 00, with evening services at 7 00. Choirs, duets, and hymns are planned, with Sunday school at 2 15 in some locations.
The item lists church services across SWISH BAPTIST and First Methodist Episcopal and West Church of Christ, Scientist. It notes schedules at First Methodist and West Church venues, Epworth League events, sermons by pastors, Sunday School times, reading rooms, and public welcome notices for today.
Participants from St. Peter's Sullivan and Lintier compete in the Hasebal e Games event. Al Tetor's Altar leads the field with notable performances as teams run rounds and clinch early victories in a chaotic bracket.
Mrs. P. R. Southard of Woodmere Long Island says Duffy’s Pure Malt Whiskey cured her nervous collapse and insomnia. She recovered appetite and strength after friends recommended the tonic, noting many cases cured in fifty years since the whiskey’s discovery.
An advertisement extols Duffy's Pure Malt Whiskey as an absolutely pure distillation of malted grain. It claims the tonic cures nervousness typhoid malaria stomach troubles throat and lung diseases and all run down conditions. It warns readers to avoid counterfeit products and credits the product to a medical houkbet and buty yadd whitaker co in Boston.
Fragmentary report notes a boys game where players Fatty Mortin and Batterley led a youth team to a 34 to 4 win over a Fatty Mortin led squad. Names such as Benson, Morris, Hughes, and Contau appear in the readable lines.
Bozeman May 16 President George PY leads the Booxtris club in selling a souvenir pendant to fund a carnival. The event, planned for September 3 and 4, will feature a parade on Main Street and a coronation of a queen. The committee plans to distribute pendants at the Democratic state convention in June and other gatherings.
A large anti dump hop demonstration gathers in Trafalgar Square with crowds from Kent, Sussex, Hampshire, Worcestershire and Hereford joined by London, protesting American imports. Speakers rail against tariffs while calls rise for a 10 shillings per hundredweight duty on imported hops to save the industry. Battled by processions and banners, the rally urges government action to protect hop growers and laborers.
In Washington on May 16 a cleaning up of the house agenda continues with appropriation bills moving. The conference report on the relief or reiliteey act is approved, with bills granting commissions to government captures and the authorization of the ventinu area under review. The Ways and Means committee is empowered to hold hearings, while Minority Leader Williams and others criticize the measures as political subterfuge.
Washington May 16 the Senate endorsed a bill to preserve forests in the Southern Appalachians and White Mountains. President Roosevelt backed the measure as a priority. Debate included opposition from Senator Collar and questions about authorization for the Inland Waterways Commission, with calls for federal funds for forest reserves.
Omaha May 1 The Union Pacific railroad shortened its mileage by nine miles at midnight when it opened the project between Oval and Lane Nob. A revenue of about 1.9 miles was saved. the line stretch had cost over 3 000.00 to build and will cut out one of the host troublesome detours of track.
Forsyth notes reveal preparations for a county convention to elect delegates and the timing of related party nominations. President Elliott and the Northern Pacific party figures visited the city, inspecting the site for a forthcoming convention. Battonheet, formerly of Avila burg Ned, becomes poet Yon. a Merchants Bank clerk position in Undelty is noted. A local telephone line connects Paraylh and Loo amid Renebud Mutual telephony discussions.
Missoula defeated Butte in a high school baseball game on Montana Field. Gish pitched for Missoula, Verheyen started for Butte, and Verheyen struck out seven. Key plays included Trainay three-base hit and Nissler on base, with Missoula edging Butte in a one hour and four minute contest.
A former federal clerk, allegedly deputy chief clerk of a United States court, was held at bail of 1000 to await action by the federal grand jury in Telehha Nearlas. The case involves alleged embezzlement of government funds and was before United States Commissioner Smith. The defendant Lure allegedly binds...
Philadelphia May 18 Former champion McGovern and Young Loughrey fought a hard six round bout at Natoust Athths clad. The match ended in a draw after a close contest with McGovern showing flashes of his old form before tiring in the sixth round.
A compromise measure relating to an appropriation for Native American lands faces revision in the Senate. Senator Dixon’s amendment proposed one million dollars for irrigation, bridges, and forest reserves, but reductions to four hundred thousand are reported as the current adjustment.
Flathead Navigation Transportation Co lists Mont Kalispell Ravalli and Havallt service with north and southbound departures on Mondays Wednesdays and Fridays. Travelers should reach Ravalli or Havallt by evening and fares are one dollar with round trips discounted. Service connects at Havallt with North Coast line. tickets available at Weighuman's barn.
An advertisement touts a mysterious remedy for drunkenness claiming it ends nervous system illness and cures chronic drinking. It promises secrecy and free books, listing Orrine C4 in Washington DC as supplier and inflated costs.
Mirsaulias through her attorneys Mire MT Stil seeks 815000 in district court against Northern Pacific Railway. She alleges an incident while purchasing a tele tram marked Ninwals tied to entry by police and agents. She seeks remedies and costs for alleged injuries and harm from the railroad’s actions.
A wedding took place last evening at the home of Mr and Mrs Henna in West Fourth Street. Aline Toxelo Woods and her spouse were married by Rev UW A Carnmhan. Both are patients of Anaconda and will reside here. Only close relatives and friends were present.
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