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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Sep 06, 1906
Page
4
An OCR fragment touts a 22 caliber automatic rifle as finest in the world for shooting, naming Winchesters and elf ing rifles among calibers and guns advertised.
Readings on the Brotherhood of St Andrew describe a lay Episcopal gathering in Memphis Tennessee October 18 to 21. The conference will feature talks by Bishop Cullor and Bishop Andersen, with James L. Woughteling expected among the leaders and a focus on personal service and outreach to spread Christ’s kingdom.
Wiah school students should report to enrollment for classes and assignment. Principal M. Hart addresses students and guardians. Includes references to local figures and a dispatch from Commander Coffman concerning Bellingham harbor operations.
Fragmentary report indicates an injury tied to a grounding at Peaholy beach. Text mentions an assessment by a department and potential fees related to water, with Boston and Bremerton yard implications unclear due to garbled wording.
A August report by Br T. Sullivan notes 8 cholera cases and 8 deaths from various causes in the city and county, with total deaths equaling births at 17. The report lists suicides, drownings, electric shocks, murders, and accidents, plus disease counts including diphtheria and smallpox. Milk and cream tests show one below standard and all creams meeting standard. Inspections totaled 340 after 40 complaints.
City employment agency figures show August activity with 1244 total applications and 397 positions filled. Among roles listed are domestics, chambermaids, canvassers and solicitors, hotel staff, and farm or factory workers.
Today marks the last children’s day of the season before the school year opens. Manager Whatian plans special preparations for the youth entertainment with displays and a hot air balloon ascent. The flower beds will be open all afternoon with arrangements to aid visitor access and free child admission during set hours.
A new term of the United States court for Butte was to begin in October with a hire on Thursday. Acting under instruction from Judge Hunt, Marshal Lloyd announced there would be no read session in October. Judge Wayne will open court for general business.
An old advertisement extols the transition through menopause as a critical period for women detailing symptoms from hot flashes to dizziness. It promotes Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound as the best remedy to strengthen the nervous system and avert complications, urging women to seek free advice from Mrs Pinkham in Lynn Massachusetts.
Long Beach and Seattle attract numerous Butte natives who invested millions in coastal properties. Notables include J. R. Creighton in Portland real estate and Frank M. Kilvos in Seattle circles, with many others settling in Long Beach Los Angeles and nearby Pacific coast cities. Health issues and marriage plans among the group are noted as life continues in these communities.
Thomas A. Morgan and Sliss Mygy Murphy were married in Sacred Heart church yesterday afternoon. Father Sullivan aided by Deacon Carr officiated. Walker Lefer served as sub-deacon. The ceremony included many relatives and friends with Miss Elizabeth Murphy as bridesmaid and Dan Lewis as master of ceremonies.
Franks Boucher an noted Butte merchant is not a buyer of the American Mutual Investment bonds. He held a bond for a third party after the get rich quick scheme surfaced, while Chaiman and Boucher are friends. Victims keep surfacing, suggesting a larger fraud harvest may exist. Stanley Opte earns promotion to railway mail service as Postmaster Irvin and Assistant Postmaster Stevenson mourn his departure.
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