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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 28, 1912
Page
19
A promotional claim extols Standard Beer as composed of nature’s finest products. The advert describes processing methods that produce an attractive, flavorful, refreshing beverage and asserts a trial will prove it a true standard beer with all expected traits.
Investors urged to buy Baltic Combination stock at five cents per share as the final allotment sells fast. Development work soon to begin on a new vein opened by the Butte Anaconda Pacific extension, nearly doubling the stock's value. Purchases may be made with one-fifth down and four monthly payments. Office Nos. 7 and 9 Main Street.
Henry Johnson, arrested Sunday night on a rifle theft from Willis Rhodes, pleaded guilty before Judge Boland and received 60 days in the county jail. Rhodes had sheltered him. Johnson fled with the gun during Rhodes's fishing trip. Police found him in an east-end saloon and he was taken to jail.
Homeric spectacle Odyssey presented by Milano company stars spectacular photography and grand outdoor Grecian city scenes. Cost exceeded 200000 dollars with potential million dollar sets if reproduced. Boats costumes and scenery loaned by museums for the two year production process.
This evening at 8 o clock the Rev Drs Jordan and McElfresh will speak at the Methodist church. Touring the state under the International Sunday School association, their educational Northwest trip aims to inspire character building and Christian service. Dr McElfresh previously spoke here two years ago and drew praise for his enthusiasm and earnestness. Dr Jordan is described as a forceful and earnest speaker within the association.
Jeremiah Mahoney, longtime Anaconda resident, died while en route to the coast for his health. He had been ill for years and plans for funeral arrangements were not yet made. Blood relatives, friends, and local officials note he had lived in Anaconda for eighteen years. His body will arrive today for services and burial planning.
Jeremiah P Mahoney known as Jerry died yesterday morning in Spokane from Brights disease. He and his wife were traveling to the coast for his health when he passed away and the body will be brought to Anaconda for interment. He had lived in Anaconda 18 years and worked in the smelter office. Born in 1856 in Mokena Will County Illinois he grew up in Joliet and later moved to Anaconda. He married Mary Berry eight years ago and leaves a wife, a Chicago brother John Mahoney and sister Kate Hayes, plus a sister-in-law Mrs Fil Devine who died here 12 years ago. He was a Knight of Columbus and Elk. The body leaves Spokane and arrives in Anaconda this afternoon at 2. The Knights of Columbus and Elks will meet the train. No funeral arrangements are yet set.
The Newsboys club met in Liquor Dealers hall to decide they will march in Decoration day parade and to attend Anaconda Trades council meetings. Delegates Andy Glenn Charles McBride and Charles Fitzpatrick were chosen. Resolutions mourned comrade Charles Cole and extended sympathy to his family.
Henry Zetosch from New York Howard J. Glover from Butte L Levy from Denver G A McGuire from Walla Walla Charles J Cenely from Butte F W Boldick from Memphis Jeanette Dunnigan and J M Lunney from Havre arrive at the Montana hotel as listed guests.
Special Dispatch to the Standard from Dillon dated May 27 reports the confirmation of the sale of Clark McNinch estate real property. One ranch sold to Sam M. Johnstone of Butte for 16000 and another to John Downing of Dell for 3360. Bids were raised to 17600 and 3900 respectively. deeds ordered to Bond and Fleming.
The Methodist Episcopal Church adopts a rule retiring bishops at their seventy third birthday near the next general conference. The bishop maker in charge of retirements withdraws from active service. A letter from Secretary of State Knox notes early recognition of the new Chinese government. J M Buckley, editor and bishop maker, condemns corporate influence on courts and judicial appointments.
Seattle Washington May 7 The United Presbyterian general assembly discussed Henry Wallace of Des Moines report on rural churches showing farmers rarely attend church though open to preaching in farm life terms. The report notes no broad denominational rural difference and cites economic causes for declines in old regions.
Des Moines May 7 Kenry Bond of Brattleboro Vermont was chosen president of the Northern Baptist convention today. He is director of the largest radiator company in America. Rev Dr James Whitcomb Brougher of Los Angeles denounced narrow minded Christians as more hindering than open wickedness. The committee on city missions report was submitted and several prominent church workers were slated to speak.
In Missoula district court Frank Delamere, once Puget Sound dispatcher, faces grain larceny charges over a diamond ring linked to Mrs. C. E. Reinecke. Witnesses describe Delamere wearing the ring, pawned it, and later deferring repayment, prompting a loan to recover the ring. The trial resumes tomorrow.
Health guidance suggests avoiding very hot drinks. Sipping warm beverages supports digestion and reduces strain on internal organs. If you habitually drink hot liquids, gradually switch to a cooler temperature to observe the body’s response.
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