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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 02, 1920
Page
7
A vintage medical ad promotes S. S. S. as a blood cleanser to treat rheumatism by addressing germ causes in the blood rather than rubs or liniments. It offers free expert medical advice from a chief medical director and lists an Atlanta address for correspondence, urging readers to begin today.
Welsh corner Dakota and Aluminum Rev Richard Thomas Morning English service at 11. Welsh sermon The Churchs Security. Sunday school 12 15. Evening Welsh service 7 30. Central corner First and Utah KL Scermerhorn Morning 11 Sunday school 12 15 Evening 7 30. First Ki Groeneveld Morning 11 Sunday 12 30 Young people 6 30 Evening 7 30. Rector Charles F F Chapman Early communion 8, communion and sermon 11, Sunday school 12 30, evening service 7 30 Parish house.
Listings show multiple churches with Sunday schedules including morning and evening services, Sunday schools, Epworth leagues, and special events. Participating locations include Mountain View Montana Quartz streets Epworth rally day led by Mr Mulcahey, and services at Trinity Wesleyan Wesley chapel Silver Bow Meaderville Mount Bethel Grace and more with varied sermon topics and music.
Seventh Day church on 521 West Porphyry hosts Saturday Sabbath school at 10 a m Bible study and public worship at 11 a m with services announced for the day.
The Theosophical society presents an 8:15 p.m. lecture by Mrs. Laura W. Mathisen on Opal Whiteley, described as an old soul in a young body, with solos by Miss Gladys Neal and piano accompaniment by Miss Ruth Neal.
At Shortridge Memorial in Washington and Mercury streets Pastor B. H. Lingen Felter holds Bible school at 11 a.m. with a sermon at noon on Christian Leadership. Evening service at 7336 discusses The Meaning of Salvation.
Swedish Mission at Dakota and Porphyry streets lists C. E. Westlund as pastor. Sunday school begins at 10 a.m. Morning service at 11 a.m. Evening service at 8 p.m. Young people's meeting is at 6:30 p.m.
Morning service at 11 with the sermon The Greatest Word in the Bible. Sunday school at 12 30. Young people meeting at 6 30 with Our Church Privileges and Obligations. Evening service at 7 30 with Made Glad. Time for the evening service moved from 8 to 7 30.
The First Church of Christ Woman's Club building at corner Park Street and Clark Avenue hosts services at 11 am and 8 pm with the sermon on Unreality. Sunday School starts at 9:45 am.
Miss Kate Ryan, noted heroine of the trail of 98 to Dawson, will run for the British Columbia legislature in the Atlin constituency at the next provincial elections. The announcement places a known local figure in a historic project, signaling a notable bid in regional politics.
Floral Park at Gladstone and Edwards hosts Berten Emery Crane as superintendent for Sunday school at 2 o clock. People's Church at Harrison and Majors led by W T Lockwood with church school at 11 and evening service at 7 30 on the Christian message. Emanuel at Montana and Silver led by D N Anderson with services 10 45 am in Swedish and 8 pm in English, plus Sunday school at 12 15 pm. Gold Hill at Copper and Alaska led by O J Mithun with Young People at 7 30 Sunday evening and a talk by Rev William Peterson. Trinity on East Park with M Sackett, morning service 11, Sunday school 1, English and Finnish. vespers 8 in Finnish. St Mark's at Silver and Montana led by M D Huddleoff with Sunday school 10 am, morning service 11, and evening service 8 in English.
Feeley school Thursday installed the standard name plate for becoming a standard school. Nellie Small, county superintendent, attended with trustees and many parents. Only Melrose and Ramsay are other county standard schools. Rural schools are graded on six points. Feeley plans another room and a second teacher.
A Hoboken resident writes that Foley Kidney Pills relieved backache headache and rheumatic pains and helped with a kidney or bladder trouble. He could not bend for years and his wife helped him with shoes. He now feels ten years younger and notes the product is sold everywhere.
Lawrence H. Brown of Spokane a National Parks Highway member urged Montana voters to back a 15 million dollar road bond saying good roads bring quick communication and big returns. He cited Spokane county s 45 mile concrete section as proving road value and noted Montana s first concrete strip marks a start toward a statewide system benefiting farmers and travelers.
Sadie Gee petitions the court to restore her maiden name Sadie Felder and file for divorce from Tracy Gee on grounds of desertion and cruelty The complaint says Gee threatened violence and the couple married in Great Falls in 1907
Louis Frenette of St. Johns Portland says Tanlac cured years of rheumatic pain and weakness. He weighed 137 pounds when he started and gained 15 pounds while restoring appetite energy and sleep. He credits Tanlac with relief from back and shoulder pain and overall improved health. Ad notes Anaconda Full Drug Co. and Butte Newbrar Drug Co. as sellers.
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