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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Sep 03, 1908
Page
25
An ad extols Dr. Pierce’s Favorite Prescription as a remedy for female ailments, claiming it avoids alcohol and habit forming drugs. It features a full ingredient list and promises to improve general health with perseverance, inviting women to consult by letter and noting free correspondence.
The readable lines mention a welcome message for Mew May Conan and reference Onarce as a location or signifier. The fragment suggests a civic or public notice vibe with uncertain formal context. Readers should seek fuller text for precise facts.
A promotional piece extols Dr Hood & Co as leading male disease specialists with nationwide offices. It argues family doctors and patent medicines underperform, urges men to seek expert care, and promises free initial consultation and exact condition reports.
The Silver Bow County Teachers Institute will convene at the high school for four days with an enhanced program. County Superintendent Margaret Hogan has secured noted instructors and plans daily sessions from 8:30 to noon. Gov Edwin Norris and University of Montana president A Dan Way are among speakers. Thursday features a special program with musical numbers and a lecture on the purpose and mood of history teaching.
The Lulu Theater announces opening day with Frankie May Kane and Sidney Diamond in lead roles. Miss Kane cannot arrive for the opening bill but Diamond will, with a large specialty program between acts. The Missourians offer sentimental drama with encores and a Paris moving picture fin.
The Smelter Men's union of Butte will hold the semi annual election of officers this evening with multiple candidates for most posts except warden. Ballot shows president Charles F. Juttner and M J Sullivan, vice president John G. Vigeant Ambrose Taylor Clem Vogel ter Luke Huddleston, trustees Frank J. Fitch William E. Hamilton L J Dubrule Bartly Burns Murdock McLeod, delegates to council six chosen including Juttner Fluent Scott, Harry Flu ent Murdock McLeod Oakes Updegratt Holt Kern Fitch Fay Pharr Sullivan, and delegates to Montana State union four chosen including Flu ent Fisher Oakes Updegram Stritin.
The Orpheum theater wrap reports the current bill a great success with full audiences at every performance. The president bill ends its local engagement Friday society night and a week of remarkable entertainment follows Saturday matinee. Dr Ironside offers dental work reductions through month end.
The annual missionary meeting of the First Baptist church will be held this afternoon at 2 30 o'clock in the parlor of the church. This is the annual meeting in which year reports will be read and officers will be elected or announced.
Mrs. Charles Pierce has led the group as president, noting progress in studies on heathen lands. A special program is planned for today, promising an enjoyable time for attendees. The church tactiew and friends are invited to attend.
Large crowds attended the Woodmen of the World carnival with Copper Camp 19% guests of Me W and Men local 158. Queen Mabel greeted visitors while Fraternal Brotherhood members planned tonight events. A special train from Anaconda leaves at 7 30 Saturday for the Mardi Gras for Woodmen attendees. A hurt rider who recovered last week will perform the jump nightly at the carnival grounds.
The Chicago Milwaukee St Paul railroad appoints William P. Warner of Mason City Iowa to the general agent post for Butte and Anaconda in charge of local freight and passenger business. His appointment becomes effective September 15. The company will base its general office in the First National Bank building and move in this fall.
It is announced that Donald ix will arrive in Butte today from Paso, where he has spent several weeks in a hospital recovering from an appendectomy. Mr Gillis will stay with his family until recovery is complete and will be accompanied by his partner Malcolm McDonald.
A special meeting of the Butte Barbers Union is called for September 4 at 7 p.m. to decide on lumber work and a potential strike. President James Shea confirms the call and location at Heller's barber shop on Main and Broad.
Notice to bidders for exclusive concessions at the Montana State Fair includes a restaurant under the grand stand, a bar stand, a cigar stand, a hot dog and hamburger concession, and more. Bids require a 3 percent cash or certified check with the balance due Sept. 38. The executive committee reserves the right to reject or cancel any concession proposal.
The Rocky Mountain Bell Telephone Company invites public complaints and recommendations to improve service. Letters should be directed to H. L. Burdick, superintendent Montana division, Helena, Montana. The company seeks frank opinions on current operations and accommodations.
Mines restarted and production rising after floods disrupted operations. Boston & Montana Mining Co resumed Mountain View and other sites, with ore shipments to Washoe smelter and Great Falls concentrator. Normal daily tonnage expected to reach 400 to 4 000 tons as furnaces remain idle for several days.
J Parke Channing back from a Utah Arizona tour reports continued ore finds at Miami and Nevada Consolidated Copper mines. New shafts, crosscuts, and planned mills aim to boost output to 2,000 tons daily, with a 1,000 ton unit ready by January 1910 and another six months later. He also compares Utah Copper and Boston Consolidated mills and notes expanding reserves.
A fragmented and antiquated account describes the Andaman islanders, their brutal past under British rule, and gradual shifts toward civilization. It notes cannibalism, forced occupation, and eventual agriculture and cultural changes, with a brief anecdote about a theater visit observing old references and attire.
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