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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Aug 06, 1912
Page
3
Miss Fansy Hutchins describes two years of a painful facial rash. She credits Cuticura Soap and Cuticura Ointment with rapid relief and complete cure after home treatment. Ads note free Skin Book and worldwide sale.
An ad extols at home treatment for tuberculosis using Erkman's Alterative. A Colwyn resident testifies that after three weeks of the medicine he felt well and claims a year of good health. The ad notes the remedy helps bronchitis asthma hay fever throat and lung troubles and that it contains no poisons. It directs readers to ask for a booklet and contact Erkman's Laboratory Philadelphia.
Anaconda news reports vigorous development in the Georgetown district with tunnels and main vein exploration. Directors and officers plan continued work, with 400 feet of tunneling contracted and additional feet expected. local mining companies and engineers monitor progress and await upcoming site inspections.
A large gathering of Sunday school children and families organizes a picnic at Loreny Spur with a 1.80 depot departure. Activities include races for various age groups, ball games, double-elimination events, and group races led by a supervising committee. Special dispatch from Lewistown reports event details.
Anaconda news reports tonight include society visits and business in Butte. Frequent sightings mention Miss Eva Clie of Georgetown visiting, Peter Coling, Mrs. G., and Mayor Conyne with Jon Price traveling to Georgetown. Teamsters and stallholders meet tonight amid scattered personal errands and travel notes.
San Diego Cal Aug 3 Judge Browne imposed sentence on three of the six Industrial Workers of the World convicted last week of conspiracy to violate the law. Kirk an attorney, and McKer received six months in county jail and fines of 200 dollars. Whyte got six months in jail without a fine. Kiser was released on probation. Mithen and Imbert Gusti granted probation. Kirk and Mek 10 bonds of appeal. Also note railway schedules and the upcoming appearance of Colonel Roosevelt on Aug 22 for the Alive Jubilee.
Aldermen consider the annual city tax levy with discussions on public safety and municipal fire protection. The session reviews street work funding, borrowing for utilities, and expected tax receipts while postponing some items to the May meeting.
The readable fragments reference names like Nevis, Beckinai, Welsh, Ilighe Noll, Atethodist-Castle, and Te Ane Heese with unclear roles. The text hints at a catcher and a display or ceremony, but most details are garbled, leaving an unreliable, incomplete snapshot of an event with multiple broken names and terms.
A chaotic scene unfolded as boarders were driven into the street after an incident at an Anaconda hotel. Police and magistrates moved quickly to clear the area, arresting a suspect amid reports of violent language and a tense morning.
A fragmentary Berlin era note describes a strange scene at Cobham Virginia with Chaloner of New York, the late friend and a Washington newspaper correspondent relating observations about a peculiar procession or event. The report mentions a long hall like a room miles long and high with putin drinks and a resemblance to Nanetoony in appearance.
A disputed late game left Baptist and Methodist squads deadlocked at a 33 33 score. The lead changes and rough play dominated the closing minutes as both sides fought for a draw and conference bragging rights amid a tense, error plagued match.
A fragmentary report describes a fugitive eluding a posse until hunger forces surrender, with references to a winter landscape, a river or road, and police pursuit. The text mentions a suspect moved by hunger, fear, and consequences at a courthouse, with uncertain place names and dates.
A chaotic scene unfolded when a Black woman was fatally hurt and others faced injuries in a public safety incident at a store. Witnesses described tensions and a disturbing confrontation, with police investigating the motive and exact sequence of events.
Philadelphia police plan stricter oversight of taxi drivers after a broad reform move. The force will require credentials and ongoing verification for all chauffeurs to ensure safer city transport. Authorities emphasize professional standards and public protection.
A fragmented scribble records confusion about a puble chauffeur and his travels with a crowd at Humber. It mentions arrivals at MONVASA HOTEL and references places like St. Velen and Los Angeles, with stray lines about distant telephone threats and family concerns.
Miss Lopise A Nutter of England seeks $10,000 in New York court alleging a man named Hand promised love and devotion then failed to honor it. She warns other women to beware of deceit, claiming he lured her into a life mission.
An ad touts Diapepsin as an instant cure for indigestion sour stomach and related symptoms. It promises relief within five minutes and urges readers to ask their pharmacist for a 4 cent vial, noting the formula digests food like a healthy stomach.
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