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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Sep 13, 1903
Page
5
The ad touts a wide piano selection from reliable makes with large in store variety. It promises easy buying, guaranteed instruction quality, low prices, and flexible terms. The message emphasizes customer satisfaction and exchange offers to ensure safe, confident purchases.
In New York a lively theater week features the Rogers Brothers in John J. McNally's musical comedy The Rogers Brothers In London. The company stars 70 to 80 chorus girls with elaborate gowns and a string of popular musical numbers. The revue showcases lively humor, strong supporting players, and a continuous stream of entertaining scenes across three acts.
Bessie Ensign filed divorce proceedings against John Ensign in district court alleging cruelty and a September 1896 marriage in Butte. She asks division of about 1400 dollars in mining ground and livestock. Judge Clancy issued a restraining order and summoned him to show cause for alimony and property.
Charles McLaughlin of 324 Clinton avenue Albany New York suffers from nervous strain and digestive issues. He credits Dr David Kennedy's Favorite Remedy with relief after using two bottles. The ad claims kidney bladder and nerve benefits and promotes a mail order offer for the remedy and related products.
OCR text describes various ailments and remedies, including references to Ballantine liniments, abscesses, constipation, and foreign bodies under the skin. It mentions doctors, a knee issue, and miscellaneous notes from a Denver area source, with unsettled medical guidance and brand names.
An old fragmentary ad mentions health remedies to treat constipation and digestion problems. It references a Mrs Willa M. Alroned and a product Ballard's, with dubious claims and a Newure Drug Co. listing. The text is garbled but indicates a 19th or early 20th century medicinal promotion.
Mrs Lucy Ryder Myer of Chicago spoke on the deaconess movement at Grace Methodist Episcopal Church in Great Falls. The program, aimed at aiding less fortunate families, included training schools and hospitals under the Chicago based Deaconess system. Elizabeth Molor and hospital staff were present. New winter stacks include underwear for all ages.
Boston and Montana band members addressed persistent talk of disbanding after leader Trejonr leaves. They expressed unity, with Treloar to remain bandmaster, though he may move to Hamilton. A Wednesday garden dance at Columbbia Gardens marks the last public appearance for now, with a grand finale planned. Rain or shine, a large crowd is expected.
Judge McClellan will dispose of a mixed docket including probate at will matters for Depeaser, Largey, and others. petitions to invest funds for P A Larges and W H De Wilt. final accounts for Henry Willaine and Mary G Wariwell. settlement of accounts for Join Bake, miners, and others. petitions for sale of real and personal property for Loula P test deceased and Rethie K Guille. incompetence hearing for Frederick VY Schener. and state cases against Stefanna Per rara, Henry Starke and Louis Goetin, Tat Leahy, Joseph Cae mais, and Eugene Mellick.
Tulge Marney officiated as two couples sought relief yesterday in Madison County. Gere tude FL claimed marriage to Bred Tsttt in Twin Byliges, and Maud Mirkweal obtained a legal separation from Woo, Kirlewand. Kirkwoods testified of 1804 marriage in Butta. Mr Kirkwood’s drinking and failure to provide supports prompted the actions.
Fragmentary wartime note describes a unit marching to Nine Mile Canyon to pitch camp. Read as a brief movement update with unclear details and missing names and dates.
Chinese laundryman Wong Que Fook is detained after an officer reports suspicions that he entered Unish country without proper legal status. Authorities are reviewing his documents and potential residency or work authorization issues.
Rev. Dr. R F Coyle moderator of the General Assembly of the Presbyterian church recently returned from the East lecture tour says unity among the 12 distinct Presbyterian bodies is near. He attributes this to a reconstructed creed and to education expansion with a new educational committee tasked to raise 12 million dollars for Western schools while Eastern institutions are structurally sound.
Nashville Tenn Rev Tra Gallarith of the Cumberland Presbyterian committee discusses Dr Coyle s statement and a planned union basis with the Northern church. A joint meeting in St Louis is expected Sept 29 30 with broader church participation if terms satisfy all. He notes cordial spirit toward union and hopes for early consolidation including the Northern and Southern denominations.
In Everett Washington last night an unidentified man shot himself in the heart with a revolver. The body bore only two written fragments: The memo “back Hol Reg” and the name “Bertha Atolphs” plus a Danver Street tram note. Police investigate possible leads.
The California Methodist Episcopal conference panel met in Pacific Grove on February 1 to hear testimony in the trial of T H W Halmond. The center of the inquiry concerns alleged culpable negligence in managing the San Francisco depot of the Methodist bond.
Rev Mr Noftsinger pastor of First Baptist returns with wife and Witty child from five months travel in Atlanta Chicago and other eastern and southern cities. He will occupy the pulpit in our church on Sunday for both services.
A woman recalls years of illness with typhoid malaria and stomach distress. After trying various doctors, a fellow guest recommends Grape-Nuts cereal with cream. She improves, regains weight, and remains well since using the product, crediting it with renewed strength and daily energy.
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