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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Apr 07, 1901
Page
9
Our Spiderleg Teas feature a range of blends including Spiderleg No 1 and No 2 Ib, No 5 Ib, and blends of English Breakfast with Gunpowder. The notices promote easy mixing, with options like Blended Tea No 8 Ib and Gunpowder No 11, 12, 14 Ib, and Imperial No 14 lb.
In Kalamazoo a German worker named Gus accepts a ten dollar bet that he can drink four quarts of Centennial bock beer without removing the bucket from his mouth. After a staged test he downs the beer, prompting amusement and bets on Gus’s apparent capacity.
Dr T H Pleasants, a renowned eye ear nose and throat specialist, is located at 103 BE Broadway.
The Northern Pacific sells special three day and eight day round trip tickets to Hunter's Hot Springs in Montana. The deal covers fare lodging and baths, aiming to bring many Montana visitors to the springs for minimal expense. Inquiries directed to local Northern Pacific agents or general agents in Helena or Butte.
Butte Anaconda and Pacific railway tickets are now on sale to Anaconda and all stations between at the Great Northern ticket office located at 41 North Main street. Time card and freight rate information is cheerfully furnished.
The Northern Pacific is the sole line running solid vestibuled trains between Butte and St Paul. W H Merriman, general agent, notes the service from Office corner Park and Main streets.
McDonnell, formerly of Allen & McDonell at Silver and Main, opens a new shop at corner Silver and Wyoming offering horseshoeing and general blacksmithing. Satisfaction guaranteed. McDonnell & Murphy.
An advertisement promises a first class shave for 15 cents at a handsome barber shop located under the New Post Office, highlighting bargain grooming in a small downtown setting.
Orton Bros located at 219 N. Main Street in Butte advertises best value for organ purchases or related services calling for inquiries on affordable options.
Hope for pneumonia victims grows as researchers announce a new medical discovery that could lessen the illness's impact. Officials describe early tests as promising and urge continued study and cautious optimism from patients and families.
Butte doctors follow New York anti-toxin pneumonia trials with cautious optimism. Reports detail rapid relief after injections, though local physicians hesitate to obtain serum until efficacy is proven. Diphtheria serum success cited as precedent, with authorities urging early diagnosis and repeated dosing for best results.
At a regular meeting on December 21 1900 the Butte Workingmen's union No 5 of W L U voted to raise the workday to eight hours starting May 1 1901 with a minimum wage of 3 dollars per day. Official notice by J W Dale president and G M Deviny recording secretary.
At a New York stockholders meeting for Butte & Boston and Boston & Montana, Adolph Lewisohn and James Phillips Jr were elected directors for three years with 168,281 shares represented. No opposition. No referral of consolidation or next dividend. The Boston News Bureau recounts Clark Heinze tensions over matte processing and ore shipments, with Heinze delaying treatment until his own works expand, while Parrot Silver and Copper declares a $1.50 quarterly dividend payable April 2.
A wanderer at the McDermott hotel touts a new southern entrance via St. Anthony Idaho to Yellowstone park. The route promises wild frontier scenery with Henry’s Lake and Jackson’s Hole nearby, as elk bear and trout flourish in the valley and ranch life thrives in St. Anthony with a growing population and farming prosperity.
Teamsters union No. 15 WV LU held Feb 28 1901 and decided that from May 1 1901 a day’s work shall be eight hours minimum at 36 cents. Published by order of Teamsters union No. 15 WV LU James Stickler president Ed McCarrick secretary. The Standard is the only exclusive carriage works in the state.
Doctors advise early home rest and hourly to bi hourly use of Stuart's Catarrh Tablets to combat la grippe a catarrhal illness with nasal throat and chest symptoms. They contend tablets are antiseptic harmless and can prevent fever pneumonia and deep illness especially in the elderly.
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