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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Sep 28, 1913
Page
2
Mrs Wu describes twelve years of nervous headaches and weakened strength. After four PerninA batches she reports restored health and renewed energy. The account frames PerninA as a remedy for long standing female health issues and urges reader trust in its effects.
A vintage advertisement touts Duffy’s Pure Malt Whiskey as a powerful tonic to fortify the system against winter illness. It claims improved digestion and nutrient distribution, suggesting regular mealtime use and noting availability through retailers with a request for a booklet.
The body of Juhn cart is to be removed at 4 o clock from Lawler and Cilinee purinrs to Paul Wal. Funeral services will be held tomorrow Mayday at St. Meler's church at 9 o'clock.
In an Anaconda address, Clifford defends Montana parole provisions. He describes standard procedures for parole release from Deer Lodge, including officer coordination, job placement, and judge authority to suspend sentences. Clifford praises humane reform and notes parole officers handle letters and supervise released inmates.
Henry Miller to appear in The Rainbow at Minaret Theater next week with the original New York company. The production comes from a celebrated run in New York and other cities, touted as Miller’s most ambitious work yet with a large, acclaimed troupe.
Mathewson declares the fair the best ever held with strong attendance and exhibits. He credits Helena visitors, hospitality, and ample local lodging as key factors, noting hotels and homes opened their doors and welcoming crowds filled the streets with peaceful, vibrant activity.
A garbled local page lists names towns occupations and events from Salt Lake City to Butte and Anaconda. It notes a divorce, social visits, sales ads, a judge’s schedule, instrument displays, and hotel promotions among scattered, partially readable lines and misread place names.
A dense listing of area churches includes Swedish Baptist Swedish Lutheran and Christian Science groups. Activities span Sunday school morning services and evening gatherings at ANACONDA locations with pastors named including J. Stoymans Henariksson and Alfred A. Mainwaring. Community members are invited to attend multiple services and choir rehearsals.
Special Dispatch to the Standard Helena Sept 27 At the hearing fourth day before the state railroad commission the inter state lumber carriage issue was debated L P Miller testified that more lumber enters Montana from Washington and Oregon with in state sales by local lumber firms He cited figures from the Montana Lumber Manufacturers association He said Great Northern faces competition in lumber districts of those states and offers better rates there than in Northwestern Montana where it has no competition
A special coffin was built today for 42 year old John B. Leneh according to district sources. The bereaved family arranged a funeral with twelve pallbearers and Monday burial plans amid ambiguous local reports.
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