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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Sep 22, 1913
Page
8
A garbled report references a theater row and a “very fen minsical comedies” unit, with a critic noting a man pays to sit up nights to view the same thing for free. The text hints at theater ruses and modern entertainment habits but is too corrupted to identify names or definitive events.
Smywil notes bumper crops on the Flathead with wheat and various fruits thriving under irrigation. J Jilroy, a Polson rancher, expects the irrigation project to finish by 1913 or 1915 and says turkey red wheat adapts well. He cites strong yields in barley and onions, with many fruits and vegetables growing well. water, grasses, and cheap grazing favor homeseekers, butter eggs, and poultry prices.
A compilation of Q and A style entries discussing whether Theatore Toogevelt ran for New York mayor in 1886, examples of dark horse candidates like Polk Pierce Seymour Garfield, Kansas named for frontier violence, women and property rights, and age of majority for women.
A Methodist sermon in Mowilatn View Church urges the church to embrace Christ's command to disciple all nations. The speaker praises global missions from North Africa to Korea, India, China, and Japan, citing church efforts, Bible distribution, and martyr narratives to urge broader evangelization and unity among denominations.
A religious sermon urges widespread mission work as churches in India and Malaysia expand, noting 161000 members and recounting Punjab crosses. It calls Christians to renew duty, send sons and daughters to service, and pray for the Spirit’s outpouring to fuel the spread of salvation.
Caplin O Brien charges Cox with violating anti white slave laws by bringing Atle Wilkind from Salt Lake to Butte for an illicit union. The pair lived as husband and wife for weeks without a legal ceremony. Immigration Inspector Plummer said marriage arrangements are lawful until ceremony. Federal authorities may act if the ceremony proceeds, freeing Cox to act as he pleases.
The forecast predicts warmer conditions early in the week nationwide with the West warming faster than the rest of the country. A weather change is expected in the second half of the week across the western region with rain likely on Monday on the Pacific coast.
Mrs Foley of Butte extols Plant Julien tonic asserting relief from nervousness sleeplessness and general malaise after use. She states improvements in herself and children and encourages others to try the remedy sold at Smith rig store in Anscanda and the Newbrow rig store in Thitter Adv.
In the Catholic churches of the Helens district, Bath port, yesterday marked the Jubilee. Bishop Carroll of Helen cites Milan 313 and the Edict of Toleration as the turning point granting Christians liberty and freedom to worship. The letter urges clergy to commemorate with solemn rites and to publish the jubilee indulgences and prescribed works for the faithful.
A lively Empire Theater presentation titled The Man in the Box drew large crowds with witty dialogue and dramatic situations. Strong performances by Van Aker and Miss Tringlsive earned praise. costumes and scenery by the Perimunene Vlagets added to the Broadway-like appeal.
Israel T OWeete, 43, of Nome, Alaska, died after a long illness. He lived in Mutta 11 years, worked as a miner, and belonged to the Mineral Union and the Women of the World. Survived by wife and five children Michael Neal Hugh Raymond Irene. Burial tomorrow morning.
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