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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Apr 25, 1907
Page
5
A health note explains bowel action through muscle waves in the intestines and contrasts harsh laxatives with Cascarets from Sterling Remedy Co. It likens a Cascaret’s effect to a six mile country walk, urging purchase from reputable druggists for ten cents per box stamped GG.
The Burlington system promotes travel by offering broad service and facilities for all travel grades. Tickets are honored on Burlington lines with through routes and comfortable sleeping cars. The Burlington system is advertised as the best known carrier for through trains and travel abroad.
A fragmentary notice describes business transacted in Canada and Mexico with Edward G. Reed as general manager and Ling as secretary and treasurer, noting intentions to establish operations in Baie.
In Southern Montana and nearby valleys a seasoned farmer outlines a practical plan for building a small, sustainable sheep operation. He advocates 190 to 200 head, leveraging waste forage and pasture to cut costs, with lambs sold in spring for steady income and milk production supporting herd maintenance.
Fragmented ad copy lists pricing for six months subscriptions and a ten dollar twelve year offer. It mentions "The World Photographed" and "Stereoscope" promotions, with various terms and projected dates, and notes about delivery or availability through an attorney general’s office.
In Paris on April 2 workers faced abuse as windows shattered and clashes erupted at the bakery. Reported attempts to reinstate displaced bakers and confrontations among workers and others marked the unrest in the area.
A detailed report outlines the touring production of The Free Lance with strong stars like Joseph Cawthorn and ensemble of 75. It notes elaborate scenic design by Klaw & Erlanger, bold staging, and a plot about a double marriage trick leading to a happy ending in a mythical realm, supported by a full orchestra and capable cast.
Wesley Jackman died in Northern Indiana at age eighty. Born in Ontario and raised in Indiana, he lived much of his life in the state and was known for his work. He is survived by his wife and eight sons and daughters, with remaining relatives listed in Michigan and Missouri notices. Funeral plans and memorial details were reported by local counterparts.
The judge presided over a county court session as proceedings moved through the docket. A sense of disruption lingered among attendees while key business items were heard and adjourned.
The report notes several arrests for drunkenness and gun possession. Hewes was fined 40 dollars after a guilty verdict. Quinlan, Morrlavity, and Shluve faced minor penalties. Ferguson, accused gun hacker, faced a ten dollar surcharge, while a bank story mentions deposits and interest rates.
Officials report on census procedures and the agriculture department action involving Victor Olmstead and the Havana lead test. The document references Secretary Wilson and permission to oversee the survey activities. Strong entities include Havana, Victor Olmstead, Secretary Wilson, Cuba.
An Atlanta Georgia ad promotes S. S. S. as a natural blood tonic free of minerals. It claims to restore vitality by removing impurities, boosting digestion and appetite, and easing tiredness with roots and herbs. Suitable for all ages, it urges immediate use for Seasonal energy.
Franklin Mass veteran G I Partridge aged 84 led a Knights Templar Parade in Cambridge and spoke of his Civil War service and long career in music. He credits Duffy’s Pure Malt Whiskey with restoring his health after a April illness and endorses it as a tonic for the elderly.
Sheriff Henderson pledges strict enforcement of the anti gambling and wineroom ban. Deputies will inspect saloons and vaudeville venues, seizing gaming machines and citing owners, with county officials coordinating reports to the attorney general and county attorney.
Speamer burned in New York harbor on April 24 as a fierce blaze destroyed a steam freighter, prompting a hard firefight and reporting major loss to the vessel and cargo.
A damaged fragment reports a fire aboard a steamer on North River near Pler LI. Officials describe the blaze as extensive with thick smoke hindering access. Details on cause or losses are unclear with portions of the text garbled.
The Glastonbury abbey estate near Wells is to be auctioned by Robert Bowring on June 6. The sale includes about 36 acres and the surrounding grounds once home to the abbey kitchen and paddock. Stanley Austin of Aronduyy is handling the property, which comprises the abbey ruins and nearby mansion. The event marks a notable moment for England’s oldest religious foundation, with photographs and an historical sketch featured in the sale material. the abbey kitchen and paddock are no longer included in the auction.
London Spectator notes that Jules Verne’s round the world idea could now be done in four days with comfortable trains and ships. It cites FA McKenzie and gives a projected route London to Moscow to Vladivostok to Yokohama to London with two to three days per leg and hints at affordable fares.
The Montana state textbook commission invites sealed proposals by June 17 1907 to supply school textbooks for five years starting September 1 1907. Bidders must state wholesale and exchange prices for new and old books plus uniform sale pricing in Montana. Packages require certified funds and contracts include performance bonds. The commission reserves the right to accept or reject proposals and select a bidder.
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