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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Aug 08, 1911
Page
24
Washington August 3 Director Newell of the reclamation service expresses satisfaction with latest advices from the Lower Yellowstone irrigation project in Montana. Officials report conditions in Eastern Montana are satisfactory and farmers are adopting irrigation ideas.
The piece promotes the Syrup of Figs and Elixir of Senna as a gentle laxative and notes a positive outlook for the Lower Yellowstone project with a 60 000 acre irrigable area, growing crops, and railroad development. It describes crop yields, prices, land values, and settlement changes, plus water delivery timelines and nurseries.
An advertisement extols Cascarets as ideal for elderly people whose bowels grow less active with age. It claims aging weakens muscles and that daily gentle, natural laxative use is necessary, arguing harsh treatment is inappropriate.
Admiral Count Tojo spoke at the National Press Club in Washington in Japanese with interpreter Lieutenant Commander Tangiuchi. He thanked the U S president for warm reception and noted numerous courtesies from the government since his arrival.
Washington August 7 two pickpockets were arrested after Police Lieutenant Flathers and another officer dropped from trees where they had waited above sleeping targets on park benches. The thieves had been “gone through” and were caught red handed.
Mrs. Gallwey dies in Wisconsin after declining health. Senator Gallwey learned of the death and hurried to Oconomowoc after telegraphing relatives. A prominent Butte social figure for 16 years she contributed to literature and music and left a network of friends and family including her mother and two sisters in Los Angeles.
Becher arrested for allegedly forging a $12.50 receipt from Schatzlein Paint to pay for goods for the Servian church. The charge followed a civil suit by the company. A questioned receipt was offered by the church secretary and rejected as bogus. Becher posted $2,509 bond and faces district court filing. he has previous legal troubles and acted as an interpreter for countrymen around the courts.
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