Anaconda Campaign Speeches Slated This Week
Voters may hear multiple sides as independent, republican, and social democracy meetings are scheduled across Anaconda this week. Notable speakers include Governor Robert B. Smith, Hon E. D. Matts, Custer, Voorhees, Elliott, Fox, Frankle, and BE S Parker. County Clerk Martin oversees election supplies for 39 precincts while local firms advertise offices for rent.
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Anaconda
Independent Democratic Club
Third and
Alder Streets
McHale
Park Avenue
Austrian Third
Robert
B. Smith
Margaret Theater
E. D. Matts
The
Social Democracy
Martin
Anaconda High School Football Season Wanes
Anaconda high school football shows little enthusiasm this season as turnout and interest decline. The team is rarely heard of, with even younger players not kicking the ball as much as in prior years.
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Anaconda
Hot Shot Maleigh on Weak Men and Medical Treatments
The speaker argues that when a man is weak nature seeks to induce change and needs aid. He claims to have treated weak men for 20 years using current drugs and notes that most doctors acknowledge certain limitations in treatment.
Dr Sanden Electric Belt Promises Quick Strength Restore
An advertisement touts the Sanden Electric Belt for men as home treatment to cure back weakness and restore vigor. It claims instant current adjustment, a 60 to 90 day use period, and a guarantee with a free book offer while warning against belt scams.
Thanksgiving Game Hopes For Missoula On Anaconda Grounds
Prospective Thanksgiving contest seeks Missoula on Anaconda grounds though no date set yet. Talks swirl of the Butte aggregation planning a Spokane trip as the Spokane Amateur Athletic Club fields a strong team. Early season attempts to hire Ben Wilson of Anaconda as coach failed. Rental ad notes a large hall in Standard building available one night weekly.
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Missoula
Anaconda
Butte
Spokane
Spokane Amateur Athletic Club
Ben Wilson
M Ritchie Marries Anaconda Man In Montreal Bride Weds
Miss Flora McRitchie of Montreal Canada and A N McKay of Anaconda Montana married last night at 401 Cedar Street the groom's home. Rev Minnick performed the ceremony with about 60 guests present maid of honor Miss McIver and best man Mr Chisholm attended. The bride wore white cashmere trimmed with lace and carried bridal roses. A reception followed with refreshments.
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A. N. McKay
Anaconda
Flora McRitchie
Montreal
Canada
Cedar Street
Rev. Minnick
Miss McIver
Chisholm
Millinery Sale Offer by Mme Young at 406 East Park
Advertisement for fall and winter millinery with discounts of one third off regular price and twenty percent off hair goods. Customer invites inspection and claims savings. Location given as 406 East Park and signed by MME. YOUNG.
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East Park
Mme. Young
Various city items and arrivals loom in Anaconda notes
Modern Woodmen meet tonight while Funke's chocolates draw attention at Tolano's. P Wright of Butte visits the city. Maccabee ballet at Turner Hall tonight. George H. Berry of Butte to the Montana Dancing School at Austrian Hall tomorrow. Northern Pacific seeks a young man at its express office. Red Lodge’s Charles Howard visits Anaconda. J W Collins ill in Butte. E P Triol returns from the East. M M Mogus opens clothing and furnishings at 510 E Park. Through sleeping car service persists on Great Northern from Anaconda to Minneapolis and St Paul. German Lutheran service at Swedish Church at 8.30 led by Pastor M Hudbloff. Funeral for Peter Marron at 9:20 from Hugh Daly’s residence with services at St Paul’s. List includes New York, Chicago, Hazelton, Butte, St Paul, Omaha, Manhattan, Tacoma, Cincinnati, Duluth residents and others.
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Montana
W. N. Benedict
New York
H. O Brien
Chicago
R. OH. Aldrach
Hazelton
George H. Berry
John Scovill
S. P. Wright
Butte
George D. Lounsbery
J. T. Corbett
T. L. Peek
St. Paul
Charles Howard
Red Lodge
Rowan
Omaha
John Adams Webster
City
F. A. Fletcher
F. W. Monroe
Portland
Charles
Halloween Traditions From Scotland and Germanic Roots
Thoughtful piece on Halloween origins and practices with focus on Scotland bonfires for Hallowe'en and connections to Osterfeuer Bealtine and Samhain. Notes ancient seasonal fire rites and perceived fairy activity across winter and summer festivals, with caution on divination methods.
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Scotland
Pr Sanford Liver Invigorstor Promoted Remedy
An old patent medicine advertisement touts Pr Sanford's Liver Invigorstor as a vegetable cure for liver ills including biliousness indigestion and constipation. It markets the tonic as a general health tonic with claims of cleansing and aiding digestion.
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Pr. Sanford
No Trusts In England Says Ainslee's Magazine
The article argues that trusts have not taken root in the United Kingdom due to free trade, high tariffs benefiting trusts in isolated markets, and Britain's conservative business culture. It notes informal agreements exist but formal trusts are absent, citing Coats and Armstrong Whitworth as large but non trust like amalgamations.
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Ainslee
United Kingdom
Great Britain
Ireland
France
Europe
America
United States
Germany
England
Coats Company
Armstrong W Whitworth
Salt Union
Britain
Fife and Drum Corps Call for Thursday Rehearsal
All members are requested to be at the band room to turn out on Thursday November at 7 15 sharp. W M Gannon
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Fife and Drum Corps
W. M. Gannon
Does Cutting Hair Promote Growth
A Frankfurter Wochenblatt Wise asserts cutting hair does not accelerate growth. Hair is a nonliving horn mass. nourishment cannot revive it. Unlike grass, hair rests only from below at its papilla, and frequent trimming harms its natural rest and future growth.
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Frankfurter Wochenblatt
Carnegie’s Bid Tied to McKinley as Steel Armor Contract Contested
The Hartford Times notes it is in William McKinley’s power to deprive Andrew Carnegie of a $15,000.10 steel armor contract. Bids are hung up as the matter remains pending. The piece hints Carnegie’s views may be influenced by potential business loss to his factories.
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Carnegie
Hartford Times
William McKinley
Andrew Carnegie
Unique Schwenkfelder celebration marks 166th anniv
The Schwenkfelder Society held a rare Pennsylvania event at Kraussdale near Berks, Lehigh, and Montgomery counties. Members commemorated their forefathers with religious services and a simple luncheon of rye bread and butter. The group, Europe-born with six Pennsylvania congregations, maintains modest growth and strong charity despite small size.
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New York Tribune
Kraussdale
Berke
Lehigh
Montgomery
Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
Schwenkfelder Society
Backwoods sect founders seek liberty and a harvest home
A religious community of humble means formed by Casper Schwenkfeld von Ossing tracing to the Protestant Reformation, tracing roots to Silesia and Hollanders. They settled in America with 40 families aboard a ship, arriving September 22, 1754, and soon held a Thanksgiving festival in Philadelphia.
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Casper Schwenkfeld von Ossing
Martin Luther
Ulm
America
Philadelphia
Flood reclamation boosts cotton prospects after Texas floods
The Brazos and Colorado river valleys have been reclaimed after July floods, with plans for a large cotton crop. Losses reached about 600,900 bales in the Brazos and Colorado valleys, and relief aid flowed nationwide. Rebuilding focused on fences and buildings as soils enriched by silt support a full planting season.
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New York Sun
Brazos
Colorado
The
Velasco
Gulf of Mexico
Colorado River
Austin
Texas
Peple
Floods Seen as Blessing by Planters due to Rich Silt
Planters view the inundation as a blessing in disguise as silt deposited across the valleys of the two rivers increases soil value, outweighing the destruction caused by floods. The text emphasizes the beneficial impact on agriculture despite the damages.
Man Handles Wife to Buy Bonnet in Clever Ruse
A Detroit Free Press piece recounts a woman’s plan to appease her husband over bonnet purchases. She feigns enthusiasm for a pricey bonnet, then reveals she has already decided to spend only $25, prompting his reluctant approval and a successful bargain.
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Detroit Free Press
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Anaconda News
Nxt
Smith
Stuart
Mr. Custer
Messrs Davidson and
Allen
Carroll
Parker
Independent Democracy
Gavin
Carrell
Daly, Donahoe & Greenwood, Bankers
Hot Shot
Maleigh
Dr. Sanden
A. T. Sanden
Russell Kidg
Portland, Ore
M'Ritchie
M'Kay
Mair Goods
Funke's
Tolanos
P. Wright
Maccabee Ballet Turner Hall
Austrian Hall
Northern Pacific Express
J. W. Collins
This
Mrs. E. P. Triol
M. M. Mogus
E. Park Street
Great Northern Railway
Minneapolis
Corner Firth and
Cedar Streets
M. Hudbloff
Peter Marron
Hugh Daly
West Fourth Street
St. Paul's Church
Permet
Arch Street
Phila
Hostetter
A. E. Lanier
Denver
A. Guerin
Great Falls
Mont
H. Greenland
Ore
Newbro
J. D. Israel
Dayton
Wash
Charles Brown
First National Bank
Vancouver
Women's
Jery
Copper City Commercial Co
Anaconda, Mont
Vin de Cinchona Co
Des Moines
Iowa
Smith Drug CO
Smith& Simons
Strain’s Department Store
Keville
Aly
Wastodon M
King of
George Watize
Wilson
Dan Allman
Magier
Conley
Baker
Chinatown
East Fourth Street
Cherry
Alder
Walnut Street
West Park Avenue
R. de B. S
Montana Motel
Anaconda Business Directory
Liv
Warm Springs
J. H. Prench
DR. N. 8. Bnyder
St Ann's Hospital
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