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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 18, 1908
Page
2
The Democratic candidate for sheriff James Kehoe is described as well qualified and unyielding in enforcing the law. Supporters say he will provide attentive administration and pursue the square deal without fear or favor, earning trust among voters in Deer Lageenn.
An assortment of church notices lists services and activities for Rt. Mark's, Norwegian Lutheran, Presbyterian, Christian, Swedish Evangelical, and other congregations. Events include Sunday services at varied times, Sunday school sessions, Bible studies, evening meetings, and special gatherings with planned refreshments and welcome messages for parishioners and the public.
Swedish Talbert church on corner Aixth aul Crdur offers morning worship at 11 with a pastor, phone JI-DieIng for details. Sunday school at 1 o'clock in the afternoon. Evening services at Liaewning with a contact for the Swedish community.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a Christian Schenck event at Christ Church on a midweek date with details about service times and collection. The text mentions Sunday exceptions and a weeknight schedule continuing through two days, with a welcome from Allaire.
Mrs. Ashenherst of 1918 Winnie 5 St Galveston Texas reports Duffy's Pure Malt Whiskey cured her dyspepsia and stomach trouble after doctors failed. She says the remedy did more good than all doctors and other medicines and endorses the product.
An advertisement extols Duffy’s Pure Malt Whiskey as a pure malt distillate and tonic. It touts its health benefits for workers, women, and children, claiming strength, longevity, and vitality while praising its palatability and digestion benefits.
Voter registration moves quickly in Hirks city as precincts report totals. The survey lists 1,620 registered voters across districts including Precincts 7 and 4, with 200 in one area and several pages noting proscribed steps by local officials amid ongoing efforts to finalize rolls.
The Margaret Theater presents a vaudeville programme featuring The Von Thuwn marvlase and a wedding scene with Germanic acts. The show includes songs, dramatic tableaux, and a procession of dancers, with multiple named performers and a finale parade.
A meeting at the courthouse sparked plans to organize a temporary Dillon Y M C A aimed at providing reading and recreation away from saloons. Mayor White presided as speeches by local merchants, teachers, and students urged community support and a tentative Monday night gathering set for Oct. 9 to elect officers and seek a permanent facility.
The text presents a jumbled account with many garbled names and phrases. It mentions a person named Linnea and various activities around a meeting or event, with scattered references to mosquitoes, a river, readings, and a Ven t. The overall meaning is obscured, but the fragment hints at an informal report or diary style entry about an encounter and reactions during a gathering.
Long article records William Randolph Hearst and supporters challenging the Democratic Party. It describes legal actions, publication defences, and platform disputes linked to Hearst allied papers. It notes Governor Haskell and party leaders facing criticism and strategy debates in the national contest.
A vintage ad promises a fat reduction product available by mail for a price of 3600 per box. It urges readers to write to Detroit to receive a sample and the opportunity to purchase through druggists in several cities, including Anaconda City Drug Co and Newbra Drug Co locations.
A fragmentary ad offers free BMivto-Pruta samples and touts cures, urging readers to mail remittance to a Detroit address for prepaid shipments. It promises a free trial but warns no free packages by druggists, signaling a dubious medical promotion from an unknown sender.
The filing alleges Charles N Haskell acted corruptly while Oklohoma governor and Democratic committeeman aiding Standard Oil. It claims malicious publication harmed the public and seeks exemplary damages up to 490,090 with additional costs, totaling 540,190.
Fragmented reading about Nad na dvaatetysl and a man unable to pay fare, with quotes from a Sunday editor and a Louisburg Chronicle reporter Harry Bulton recounting Atlantic City visit and barber shop upgrade. A humorous note on physiognomy and craniology appears, plus a Kansas City Times pigeons feature. Marshalltown birds are raised for shooting with local gun clubs thriving.
Fragmented OCR listing several county and district offices with many garbled names. Key officials include Sheriff James O Keeffe, Clerk Barney Jogan, County Attorney Wm H Privpet, Superintendent of Schools Miss Mary Brennan, and County Treasurer William F Perrin. Also shows names for senator and representatives, plus city and office positions with uncertain spellings.
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