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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 04, 1906
Page
22
The Theosophic Convention has decided on a moral question, issuing a formal stance and outlining implications for its members and affiliated groups. The decision frames ethical conduct and participation in future activities within the organization.
The Chicago convention condemned C Jinarajadasa for backing Leadbeater amid scandalous charges. Colonel Olcott, president, ordered expulsion and warned branches that misaligned members face charter revocation. The action is seen by theosophists as a necessary cleansing.
Major Hersey, meteorology expert and balloonist, arrives with a companion from England. He used Weather Bureau experience to predict lower altitude air currents guiding the American balloon toward the English coast, allowing the United States to reach England first despite starting twelfth.
Covert jackets in 15 20 and 25 dollar values offered for 9 75 each. Includes fitted coats short and three-quarter lengths with satin or taffeta silk linings. Silk skirts pair well and offer a profitable buy for coming spring wear.
Special bargain ad features loose coats for women and misses about 50 inches long in gray mixtures and over plaids with velvet collars. Garments described as very full and neatly tailored, offered at only five dollars each.
Undervests 25c each for women and children. Jersey ribbed cotton undergarments with fleece lining, silk taped, crochet edges. Petticoats and gowns priced. Children's sizes 1 to 14 and 1 to 18 years. Wool underwear and taped neck vests offered with various trims and bands.
Gray and tan gloves at 1.00, originally 1.50, suited for street wear and driving. Men's shirts 72 to 81.25 values at 1.50. Wool union suits 3 for 3.00 from 3.50. Underwear 50c fleece ribbed with French neck. Silk and cotton handkerchiefs 25c and 60c per dozen. Sateen nightshirts 1.00, three for 50c. Lisle half hose three pairs for 50c.
James Noonan, 42, a quiet miner from Montana who served in the Spanish-American War, died at St. James hospital after being shot by Charles O Gara during a family dispute. An autopsy cited loss of blood and shock. O Gara remains jailed awaiting murder charges as conflicting accounts emerge. Noonan left a wife and two children, with sisters Mrs Walsh and Mrs Delaney arriving at his bedside.
Acting Postmaster General Hitchcock orders exemption of more than a dozen assistants from recording arrival and departure times in first and second class post offices. He said assistants are executive staff subject to the same restrictions as those with work assignments.
Special showing features twelve styles of women's fall suits at $25. Each suit highlights better material and careful tailoring with free alterations. Styles include Lymansville cheviot with fitted jacket and satin lining, unfinished worsted, and broadcloth options, all marketed as grand values and not easily duplicated.
About 100 Montana woolgrowers gathered at Unitarian hall Helena in response to Governor Toole call to form a state association and to plan a cooperative company aimed at securing fair prices and protecting growers from eastern woolbuyers. J E Bowen was elected temporary chairman Lewis Penwell temporary secretary two committees were appointed to draft a state organization plan and a cooperative company plan to represent all growers in selling clips. The groups will report in the morning.
An old newspaper style health blurb explains how peristaltic bowel movements move food in twelve hours, warns against constipation from sedentary habits and weak muscles, and promotes Cascarets as a natural exercise for the bowels. The ad stresses obtaining genuine CCC pills from reputable druggists and warns against bulk sales.
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