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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 31, 1919
Page
2
The article notes a brief springlike thaw in Butte after a harsh frost and lingering winter. May 30 saw record lows in the forenoon, then a rise in temperature and clearing skies. Frost caused extensive damage to Bardens homes, with forecast predicting warming trend and sporadic wintry mix through Friday.
President Wilson’s father Joseph Lewis Wilson was born in Steuben County and his mother Jane Woodrow known as Jessie in Carlisle England. His paternal grandmother Anne Adams hailed from Ulster Ireland and his paternal grandfather James Wilson was born in southern Scotland.
The Rev. Thomas Woodrow was born in Paisley Scotland and studied ministry at Glasgow University. His grandmother Marion Williamson was born in southern Scotland or just across the Tweed in northern England.
The Rev G M Carter will speak at Grace Methodist Episcopal Church Sunday evening. The program will feature pedal music and a violin obligato by Le Walters with pieces including I Do Believe by George Taylor and selections from the gospel of St John referenced in the twenty fourth verse of the twelfth chapter.
A telegram to B J Harper pastor of Lowell Avenue Methodist Church South reports progress in the centenary drive with funds reaching around 82 dollars and 18 cents. The message notes that more than the campaign goal had been received and progress is being made toward church extension.
The term open door refers to a policy for China offering equal trade opportunities to all nations. It was coined to describe a fair approach formulated by a former American secretary of state and accepted by all major powers.
George D. Lounsber y travels to Australia and New Zealand on business aboard the steamship Ventura. He wakes after skipping a day at longitude 180 and notes passengers’ antics. He writes home about King Neptune’s initiation of first time equator crossing and chats with Scottish comedian Har Fy Lauder who jokes about returning next winter.
The Loyal Order of Moose hosts final performances tonight and Sunday in Slippery Gulch aimed at creating a memorable town event. Secretary Hailey is praised for tireless work to ensure the high jinks and bustling activities draw visitors and entertain attendees.
A partial, OCR readable fragment notes a special vote of thanks for earnest efforts and tomorrow night’s event at Holland rink. It mentions a souvenir and free entry, but details are incomplete and names or dates are not clear.
The Rev Charles A Cook and Mrs Cook recently returned from the Northern Baptist Convention in Denver describing the meeting as the most notable in Baptist history. Proposals from John D Rockefeller for 2,000,000 to home and foreign missions were cited, with Dr Cook set to reveal details in his Sunday sermon at Brest Baptist Church.
Street car service on Oregon avenue was extended to the Gilman addition yesterday with the completion of a siding between Evans and Dewey, eliminating the Fat Evans stub line. The new track allows full service to the area and ends the previous limited operation.
In the Chicago fire of October 1871 seventeen banks suffered potential losses but reopenings of safes revealed books and papers intact enough to permit debt recovery. No loss to banks on that ground was recorded.
A missing flag atop the library tower was discovered by the custodian on the morning after a Thursday night. Entry was via the roof where intruders untied the rope and removed the banner. Despite smaller substitutes, the library building still carried the national emblem for Memorial Day. The trustees plan to replace the flag unless the thief returns it.
The Rev. eRe Crane, pastor, announces special sermons for specific groups and occasions at Pac pies Congregational Church Morrison Avenue and Major Street. June 15 titled Rightful Owners for Children's Day and June 16 National Greatness tied to Independence Day. Morning services at 11, evening services listed with topics for men and workers.
Superintendent Nelle Small announced June 5 and 7 for teachers exams in Butte with professional subjects on Saturday June 1 and a full schedule of classes from 8 a.m. to 4:50 p.m. across multiple subjects including history geography arithmetic reading psychology and education coursework.
The column portrays a calm day under Uranus with Mars and the sun in mild tension. It predicts gradual improvements for labor and military efficiency while signaling potential unrest and strikes early in the period. It notes dangers in signing papers and foresees inventive children born that day. The Armenian population in the United States is reported as 75 000 to 100 000.
Promotion for a vegetable blood remedy claiming 50 years of success against catarrh. Ad highlights treatment at the source, promises relief from sprays, and invites readers to contact Swift Specific Co. at 262 Swift Laboratory, Atlanta, Ga.
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