Theosophical view of social trends in Anaconda
Mrs. Katye Dennis spoke to the Anaconda Theosophical Society on Social Construction and the Woman's Movement From the Viewpoint of Theosophy. She urged a universal brotherhood beyond race creed caste and sex, arguing social reconstruction must advance spiritual evolution through reincarnation and shared progress.
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Anaconda News
Katye Dennis
Butte
Anaconda ‘Eosophical Society
Sehemer
Labor Movement
Woman's Movement
Theosophist
Theosophic social vision of a utopian republic
A lengthy treatise argues for radical social restructuring to ensure basic needs for all. It calls for public ownership of major production, universal nurture from birth, vast reforms in education and culture, and a unified church converting to schools. It envisions minimal work, universal well being, and a social system shaped by theosophic ideas.
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Weill
City clubs meet and ads fill local night
Local notices report K of P and Pythian Sisters meeting tonight along with Rebekahs and National Union sessions. A flood of classifieds covers photography services at McComb’s and Colburn's best fishes at Tescher’s, beer at the Mint, and many city residents touring from Butte and Hamilton.
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Kodak
McComb's
L.A. A
National Union
Greis’s Colburn
Tescher's
Mint
Verberckmoes
Park Avenue
Central Council
McComb
Park
Tramp Found Resting Under Tree After Field Work
An employer reports finding the tramp lying on his back beneath a tree in the field where he was hired. The tramp replies that he did not tire and calmly states the work did not tire him, leaving the employer puzzled by the exchange.
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Aman
Dad Marsh Found Dead in Irrigation Ditch
Special Dispatch to the Standard Dillon May 17 Dad Marah a well known character in Wise river entry was found dead in an irrigation ditch on the Vineyard ranch near Wise river by ranch hands yesterday afternoon. The cause of death had not been ascertained and authorities awaited the coroner to arrive and take charge.
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The
Standard
Dillon
Dad
Marah
Wise River
Vineyard Ranch
Red Men win at Gregson Springs 16 to 6 over Connells
The Red Men of Tendel beat Connells from Butte at Gregson Springs by 16 to 6. Joe Gebeau starred on the mound after swapping with Malloy as Thomas behind the plate provided sterling support. The Connells praised Gregson hospitality from Mr and Mrs Hugh Daly.
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Tendel Tribe
Gregson Springs
Connell
Butte
Joe Gebeau
Malloy
Baglen
Connells
Thomas
Connells Tregtown
Vivian
Brent
Hugh Daly
Fort Benton Commercial Club organizes and expands
Fort Benton May 17. The Fort Benton Commercial club, recently organized, meets frequently. Committees promote civic improvements, rural road betterment, rural mail routes, and projects benefiting Fort Benton. James A. Murty named secretary, succeeding H F Miller who aided early work. Board includes Browne, Sullivan, Morrison, Flanagan, Sharp, Brown, Miller, Morrow, Vowell. About 35 members. City plans include sewer work, street grading, boulevarding with council cooperation. Also exploring four mill levy. A Dexter Me tree yielded two gallons syrup this spring.
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Standard
Fort Benton
J. Ritter
David G. Browne
Jere Sullivan
Wo Morrison
Frank Flanagan
U.S
Commercial Club
Harmony
A Simple Way to Remi Dandruff From Arvon Solution
A vintage advertisement claims four ounces of plain liquid arvon dissolved dandruff and destroyed all signs by applying at night. It promises immediate relief from itching and a fluffy glossy hair appearance after successive applications, warning that neglect harms hair.
Hutchens Still Leads in Count in Popular Player Vote
The vote for the most popular player in the Commercial baseball league shows Hutchens leading with 194, Flanagan close at 179, and Mi Mate far behind. Ballots total 536 from City Commercial Co. store, with outside interest rising as neighbors and even a mail vote from Butte enter the tally.
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Baseball League
City Commercial Company
Butte
Douglas Hutchens
CC. C. C
James
Flanagan
Machines
John Meltale
Goodfriends
Walter Spengler
Fred Spellman
Teo St. Jean
Roach & Smith
St Somerhauser
C. C.C.C
Coc
J. Barry
Madael
Mabverteau
W. Malvey
Ghia
Hutchens
Mi Mate
Spengler
Spellman
Jean
Somerhauser
Caley
Conley
Barry
Mab Malvey
Teat
Anaconda Commercial Baseball League
Copper City Commercial Company
Harlowton Team Competes In Missoula Meet
Special Dispatch notes Harlowton track team and a declamation contestant from the focal school returned home after the Missoula meet. No points were credited to Harlowton but local reaction was positive. The Loveland house on the north side hosts the Harlowton Hardware company move. Rev. Mr. Klemme delivered the second annual baccalaureate to the high school graduates as examinations begin early in the week.
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Harlowton
Focal School
Dlg
Missoula
Harlowton Hardware Company
Loveland House
Klemme
Uncalled Letters Listed in Ann Conda Post Week May 16 1916
The Ann Conda post office for the week ending May 16 1916 tallies uncalled letters including Sen Fred Arb Bruce Bettes Ta marke G W K Baughman Tvan Carlson Frank He King Willa Mitchell Wo Warner pastor First Congregational church Women Arn Kata Banister Mary ai Mrs Amanda Forsyth Mrs Sophie Devore Mrs RB Haskell Mrs A B Milling Miss Anna Mc Intyre Edith War ren Edward McCaul and W W Harper Por
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Conda
Fred Arb
Bruce Bettes
W. K. Baughman
Tvan Carlson
Frank He King
Willa Mitchell
Wo Warner
First Congregational Church
Kata Banister
Mary Ai
Amanda Forsyth
Sophie Devore
Haskell
A.B. Milling
Water color stolen from Brooklyn museum
A water color by John H. Sargent titled Gent Water Color Stolen from the Brooklyn Institute of Arts and Sciences museum. The 16 by 12 inch framed work depicting Perseus holding Medusa's head, inspired by Cellini's bronze statue in Florence, vanished around May 9. The loss was reported on May 17.
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New York
John 8. Sargent
Museum of the
Brooklyn Institute of Arts and Sciences
Perens
Benvenuto Cellini
Florence
Agricultural crops value in Philippines rises after snowy season
A fragment reports agriculture area in the Philippines affected by snow coverage. It notes last year trading crops were estimated worth a substantial amount, though the exact figure is unclear. The wording suggests economic impact on farming regions and crop valuations.
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Philippines
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