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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Apr 24, 1906
Page
14
The Western Montana News Standard office is listed at 330 Hig Ring avenue Missoula with a telephone number 11h. Advertising rates are provided on application and available from the office.
Missoula on April 23 reports the committee HNMOl initiated plans for a relief drive aiding San Francisco sufferers. F J Perfect became treasurer while M E McBride and D Donahue led railroad distribution efforts. The Northern Pacific offered free transport for supplies as churches and unions rally support.
An old advertisement promises instant relief for piles and other ailments with Pyramid Pills and Pyramid Cures. It cites a testimonial from T A Sutton of Marton a stone and cement contractor, claiming cure after using a 50 cent box and urging readers to order by mail or buy at druggists.
Missoula April 23 two instruments were used in the county clerk and recorder office today relating to a permanent post at the Missoula post. The deeds show 3.6 acres purchased by local citizens to induce the government to maintain a boat here. Trustees Elmer Hovehey and Julie Bonney were appointed to handle the purchase at a total cost around 3,500 dollars. The land title, once litigated, is promised to be clear, and if the government abandons the project, the land reverts to donors.
Missoula April 23 Rev Leonard W Snyder of Norwood Ohio known as the "hoyst amin- Sater" spoke to Missoula high school pupils today and will address more city schools. Tomorrow he visits additional schools and Wednesday speaks at the University of Montana on a convention tour. His work aims to engage Western youths in education and provide funds to help worthy men attend college.
Covenant Lodge No. 81 O B of Missoula plans a Wednesday evening celebration for the 7th anniversary of its birth. Grand Master Judge St. Auburn and Department Commander He Hele A. Myer will attend. If weather allows, a parade is planned in the afternoon.
In Mussolita on April 2 Ex Shertt W. H. Houston worries over his son Viaryey 44 Houston a 26 year old mining engineering student at Berkeley University. A burned letter fragment found on a San Wrinchico fire victim bore the Houston address and telegrams have received no reply prompting him to plan travel if no word by tomorrow.
In Missoula on April 23, prominent merchant P. Neinhard suffered partial paralysis on his right side at his Pine Street home. He receives attentive medical care. friends hope the illness passes without serious effects.
Missoula notes report a birth Sunday to Adolph Palgle of Lethian and a line about labor leader Van McDonald of Butte. Dominick Byrne of Byrne & Johnson at Drawrmond is mentioned alongside a sick friend visit at Sisters hospital. Byron West, a bartender, is recovering after a ladder fall and may leave Sisters hospital within a week depending on knee injury recovery.
Oawega Nuv April 23 Proderick Pratt aged 9 years died to.
In Miraauia on April 23 a jury found Charles Smith not guilty of a felony charge after witnesses testified about a dispute over a fence at a home near Bitter Run Valley. Judge Hayescourt presided as the case drew a crowd from Carlton and surrounding areas.
Missoula April 23. 325 Japanese laborers, sent from Honolulu, have arrived in Missoula tonight to be employed by the Northern Pacific Railway on the Hochsmaun- Gin Avision project. George Lew, formerly a Butte policeman, led the group with Wurcer of Seattle. Lew now works for the Puget Sound Detective Agency in Seattle and met several old friends in Missoula before heading back to Seattle on the night train.
In Missoula on April 23 4 a marriage license was issued to Leonard Cyr aged 23 of Henderson and Mary Daigle aged 18 of Philips Spur. The action occurred at the Standard Office as part of the local civil records. The report notes both parties are residents of Montana with the ceremony pending.
A fragmentary ad extols native root remedies including burdock and papoose root for female ailments. It promotes Dr Pierce’s Favorite Prescription and Pleasant Pellets as alcohol free tonics and laxatives for women, claiming rapid, lasting benefits and safety for modern use.
The April 24 meeting of the Me Al souta Chamber of Commerce discussed charges of graft in city electrical work. Prof White and committee members reported evidence supporting the charges, with calls for more time and further proofs to be presented at the next gathering. The session also approved site proposals for Fellows' Home and Brand Lodge, set timelines, and named standing committees to oversee the next six months.
Geneva reports indicate Russian revolutionary Sasunott, killer of Interior Minister Inte M Pl live, is now farming near Chicago. A letter from Sasunott to a former ally claims a new name, English skills, engagement to an American girl, and a lingering question about remorse.
Towanda Pennsylvania April 23 a church chicken and wealth dinner was held to raise funds for the local economy. A bogus butter scandal emerged as a pure food agent reports improper samples and authorities move to confiscate questionable butter.
A group of Montana men purchased an oil painting depicting Indian chiefs and presented it to the state. The work, by Georgia Ryl, shows Weasel and Torna, two Lakota figures, and was displayed in Helena for weeks. A committee including J K Poole and others arranged the sale and funding to keep the artifact in the state collection.
Milliners confront a Hoodoo belief as they promote dyed peacock feathers for hats and hair decorations. West end shoppers show reduced prejudice when feathers lose their natural hue, boosting demand for peacock plumage in hats and evening dress accents.
Berlin event at a Berlin suburb menagerie ends with a leopard attack on trainer Mina Elbeck and injuries to her and her husband. The beast lunged from behind tearing the shoulder neck and face area as the couple fought to restrain it with an ion rod. Spectators panicked and several others were hurt.
The piece rails against perceived Japanese degeneration and declares a reverent, almost spiritual allegiance to the country and emperor. It laments foreign influences and extols traditional virtues, naming figures like Kamimura and Oyama as models for a steadfast national character.
A vignette from Joe Mitchell Chapple in National Monthly features McKinley and a Wise boy encounter with Senator Dick present. McKinley ends the scene with a sharp remark about cleaning the room, while a pastiche of political sniping and a beaconlike blaze colors the background.
A garbled historical essay fragment discusses railways, roads and imperial highways. It names The Railways of the Future and Pan-Allecian pathways, mentions Prescott and Scribner style, and compares ancient Roman routes to modern travel networks. The text is incomplete and difficult to parse, with numerous misspellings and broken phrases.
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