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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Aug 02, 1913
Page
10
A Salem Virginia reader recounts dramatic relief from infant eczema after using Resinol Soap and Ointment. She notes rapid itching relief, visible improvement after first use, and complete cure after using until jars were finished. The ad claims physicians have prescribed Resinol for eighteen years and promotes obtaining samples from Baltimore.
In Butte district court, Mrs. Martha Frederickson seeks divorce from Charles Frederickson charging drunken trips with their 9 or 10 year old son to saloons, coercing liquor, and alleging brutal temper and threats. Also named are Marie Bassey seeking divorce from 8 L Bassey with a life of circus work and neglect. A decree was granted yesterday to Mae Cluen divorcing James F. Cluen and awarding custody of Frances Elizabeth Cluen.
Brazil admits aliens to citizenship and civil rights with a signed application to the president through the justice department. Applicants need identity proof, two years residence, good conduct, and no indictments. No cost to naturalize. citizenship claims within six months. For fourth‑class postmasters, if pay is 180 dollars or less no exam. inspectors pick the best candidate. Exams proceed by state order, with New Hampshire, New Mexico, and Florida currently in process. David N. Upton died January 28, 1904.
The second set of the film From the Manger to the Cross did not arrive for use at the Orpheum theater, so the Ansonia theater will show the pictures today with a special matinee for children. The house opens at 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. for the children with 5 cent admission. Evening showings cost 15 cents for all and the theater stays open until midnight.
Boise Statesman reports the Boise to Butte railroad promoter L. Leonard has halted work on the citizens right of way pending a bond of good faith. Leonard will post a bond twice the estimated cost to ensure the project is left ready for track laying. He denies ties to Western Pacific or Oregon Short Line and says if funded, the line would be built as independent, potentially paralleling existing routes.
Fire Chief Sanger sets a Monday afternoon exhibition of the auto aerial truck at 4 o clock on Granite Street near Main beside the Hennessy building. Central, large building available, no car tracks to interfere, and the demo is expected to attract a large crowd.
Travel deal promotes Bitter Root valley as Montana’s beauty spot with round trip fares on Northern Pacific. Includes a day or week at Ravalli hotel with departures from Butte Anaconda Deer Lodge Helena and other points. Adv.
Joseph Smith, head of the Mormon church, visited Butte on his way home from Alberta where he dedicated ground for a new temple. He said he would return to Butte to see more and meet more people, noting a small branch but hinting at a future house of worship. He was surprised by Butte's size and prospects.
W. H. Porter and wife just returned from an extensive trip through Eastern Montana. Porter reports the finest crop outlook ever enjoyed by the farmers of this section. Wheat and small grains are set for large yields per acre. The hay crop is abundant. On the Wilsall branch railroad from Livingston the
A passenger recalls the Shields river valley as the garden spot of Montana while noting the very worst part of the region and praising a trip over the country roads as revealing its beauty and character.
An advertisement urges readers to avoid shoe makers for plumbing work and to hire a practical plumber, Killeen, who knows the business. It provides the contact phone number 116 and location 47 East Broadway.
Judge Booher reported July fines and forfeited bonds totaling 2219 dollars, the highest monthly collection since his term began. Auto speeders boosted revenue, funding police costs as 363 cases were heard, including 111 drunks and 143 disturbances with varied outcomes. City clerk rental income reached 169.25 dollars. poundmaster noted no dogs or horses seized, six cows impounded.
Nesbit Rochester of Miners Bank received a telegram from Mrs Clara Clark Reese announcing her family will arrive Monday at 6 PM with the body of Mrs J C Reese who died suddenly in Long Beach California. The party will depart at 7 PM to Livingston for the funeral.
Mrs. Lindusky and her daughter Alma along with Mrs. Weed and Winnie Lindusky and Baby Hamry returned to Butte from Helena after attending the funeral of Mrs. Lindusky's brother in law Mr Hageman. The ad promotes substantial footwear savings at Everybody's Shoe Store 130 West Park Street.
An advertisement touts Cascarets as a nightly cleanser to straighten the stomach, remove sour undigested food and foul gases, ease liver bile, and empty bowels by morning. It targets adults and children, promising a 10 cent box can keep stomach sweet and head clear for months.
The piece reflects on infancy and commerce, comparing a baby’s cries for nourishment to merchants seeking patronage. It argues ads are useful only if they serve readers, noting today’s Standard carries varied announcements meant for different readers and that some messages will be important to someone.
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