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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Nov 26, 1902
Page
9
A scanned price list shows bulk olives at a per quart rate, sugar corn from Holly and Rata, early June peas from a new crop, plum pudding cans priced at 50, with various items noted in a compact grocery ledger style. The fragment emphasizes preserved pantry staples and unit costs from a historic sale.
Coffee shop ad copy promises fresh roasted coffee and freebies at a tea and coffee event aiming to complete a Thanksgiving diner experience offering a free sample and inviting customers to buy this time.
An advertisement extols Cuticura Soap and Ointment as the ultimate cure for skin ailments in infants and children, offering baths and single anointing to soothe irritated skin, cleanse scalps, and improve complexion. It claims universal usefulness for mothers and babies, praising affordability and multi purpose benefits.
Society rallies for Thanksgiving donations to aid the needy. Paul Clark home inmates will share a full dinner, with several prominent ladies organizing contributions through Mrs. A. Wed of the Associated Charity and Margaret Cunningham. Donations may be left at the association rooms or with Mrs. E. J. Werrick and Mrs. C. G. Pingel.
Large turnout at a Women’s club event featured a spelling bee won by Mrs. W. W. Chey after lively rounds. Miss Ella Driscott and Miss Mamie Driscott contributed entertainment and a talk by Miss Mell on Lange fellow. About 20 attendees enjoyed tea, cards, and socializing. notes mention club meetings, readings, and upcoming programs at the Butte Women’s club.
Agnes Lavell, beloved young girl, died after a sudden illness and surgical complications at Murray and Frets hospital. Her family, the well known Lavells, mourns as visitation plans and a solemn requiem Mass at St Patrick's Church are arranged with a funeral choir and officers from local families attending. Relatives from Horse, Idaho and Missoula are among those expected to arrive for the services tomorrow morning at 10 o clock.
In the matter of N S Snyder a bankrupt locale in the District of Montana notices declared the debtor duly adjudged bankrupt. The first meeting of creditors is set for December in Butte at No 49 West Paris Street. Creditors may appear, prove claims, elect a trustee, examine the bankrupt and conduct business before the meeting. Thompson Campbell referee in bankruptcy dated November 2.
The trial in Judge Harney's court ended yesterday with a jury verdict for the plaintiff J. W. Marshall against William Orr and J. Trevise. The jury returned a ruling in favor of the plaintiff, marking the conclusion of the case.
Trial opened in Judge McClernan's court on a First Avenue robbery claim. Frank Butler and Maryaike leverage, with J. Kremer prosecuting, allege a 2 cash theft and a diamond valued at 1, old watch. Kelly named as a suspect connected to the city jail incident. Witnesses described a masked hold up on Colorado Street and linked Kelly to the crime as Bowery testimony proceeded.
A fragmentary report mentions Health and Recreation near Hot Springs offering baths to relieve fatigue from overwork. It notes excursions with rates covering travel, board, lodging, and bath use at principal points, highlighting the spa as a remediating destination for rheumatism nervousness and digestive issues.
In Milton Mills New Hampshire a family note tells how a woman with a long history of weak health and stomach trouble improved after trying Grape-Nuts cereal. She describes severe nausea vomiting blood and fatigue until the cereal restored strength and appetite, allowing her to work through mornings and enjoy meals again, with her children even liking the cereal.
While they last in Butte, a Thanksgiving trade features Bosanean Turkeys plus a big supply of ducks geese and chickens offered at bottom prices.
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