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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Sep 29, 1913
Page
4
Felix the prized garden pet died after an attempted operation on a foot injury. The famed creature known as a mountain goat was buried with care, leaving a deep void for local children and visitors at the resort.
A collage style Q A feature covers Miss Jane Addams and Hull House as a leading social settlement. It notes a German air mail service near Cologne and Düsseldorf and cites Osler on chloroform age. It also mentions Pat Mullins’s hotel in North Yakima and ex mayoral ties to Michigan.
General trite weather with rain and unsettled skies across the central west. Northwest should see fair conditions after Wednesday, while the southwest and other areas face unsettled trends into the coming week per the weather bureau.
A sermon by Clintyn Brockway at Gafiartun church questioned core Christian beliefs. He urged rereading the Apostles Creed through modern knowledge, debating topics from the virgin birth to eternal punishment, resurrection, and the church's role as a human institution.
In Butte Pastor W M Batterson of Nebraska City presents a Bible lecture at 2 30 p m on questions about the second coming of Christ including whether it will be in the flesh and whether the earth will be destroyed The event is free and part of a series by I B S A Bible lectures The notice also includes bereavement thanks from Paul Schmid and Mrs Cecilia Batschi and an advertisement for watch cleaning from West Park May 29.
The Empire crowd filled the Carriage Theatre yesterday afternoon for a performance of Crook Play. Reviewers praised strong humor and dramatic scenes, with standout turns by Nance Oden and Tom Dorgai, and praised the ensemble for bringing the tale of a thief’s renewal to vivid life.
Madeline Powell died at the emergency hospital after taking her own life. A letter found by police expressed a dying wish that her dog be cared for by a kind family. The note, written last Wednesday, cites discouragement over her husband’s death and references an Oregon-based man.
A street car conductor named Tradendorff assisted in the arrest of John McCarthy, aged 24, at Greadway and Main after McCarthy resisted leaving the car following a disturbance. Patrolman Roda made the arrest.
The Silver Bow Sunday School association will host a banquet for field day winners and the top team in the Sunday School league. A silver loving cup will be presented by the association at the First Presbyterian church at 3 o clock. The notice also invites Mason families to a reception at Mason Temple Tuesday evening starting at 8 o'clock with a program and refreshments.
From the National Monthly a tale of the Philadelphia’s capture by Tripoli in 1803. Captain Bainbridge and his men endured bombardment and fire from Tripolitan ships and shore batteries as they fought to flee, lightening the ship’s anchors and resisting as reinforcements approached.
An Irishman struggles with roadside stonework and is aided by a passerby who demonstrates the proper method. After taking the hammer, the helper breaks the stone easily while Pat questions the ease and speed of the task.
William Faversham presents Julius Caesar on Broadway with an all star cast. Constance Collier and Willie Portia partner with Maclean as Brutus in a lavish single-play production touted as a landmark in American Shakespearean staging.
Portland receipts for the week show cattle 1,492 calves 10 hogs 1483 sheep 1,005 lambs 26. Prices firm yet uneven with top cattle quotes around 7.50 to 7.75 while cows steady lower. Hogs around 6.72 with shifts in prime lots and weekly stock movement slow. lambs and sheep trading modestly with bids around 3.50 to 4.95 for best mutton and packer demand steady but cautious. Futures expect price ranges to hold or rise if receipts steady, though liquidation could dampen activity.
An essay from Harper's Weekly surveys famous lines on death from Shakespeare and Raleigh, weighing whether nobler expressions exist. The piece muses on death’s certainty and public reflections, then abruptly shifts to brief notices about the Souk Atican government funding a sugar cane mill and Germany converting a torpedo boat into a float and fortress for the arenned Deriin.
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