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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Aug 10, 1916
Page
3
An advertorial note describes a two year old girl suffering eczema on face and hands then healing after using Cuticura Soap and Cuticura Ointment. It claims lasting relief with daily use and offers a free 32 page Skin Book by mail from Cuticura Dept. Hy Boston.
An old advertisement touts Dr Morse's Extract of Sarsaparilla as a blood purifier and cure for surface eruptions. It claims to restore strength and vitality and offers a money back guarantee. Price listed as one bottle for $1 or six bottles at a discounted rate, with sales through the Newbro Drug Company or by mail on receipt.
Dave Ennis, 38, a contractor at the Speculator mine, was electrocuted when his nose touched a trolley wire near a raise on the 2,800 foot level. He fell dead as coworkers watched and freed his body after a delay with a stick. He lived at 17 South Main Street. a brother resided in Leavenworth, Kansas.
Hutte area business launches Daniels & Bilboa at 403 South Main and Porphyry corner. Owners J. W. Daniels and Matt Bilboa are prominent local figures, with months of planning behind the venture.
The piece highlights Mr Daniels a nine year undertaker and embalmer at Sherman Reed and Mr Bitho a familiar figure in Butte. It notes Daniels as one of the country s best embalmers and Bitho s long experience with hoisting engines.
The business end of the new firm is set with ready equipment and special arrangements for automobile funerals. It is prepared to meet all demands for horse and carriage funerals. The firm has received many congratulations and wishes for success. They see a good opening in Butte for an up to date concern.
Jere Clifford plans to file a notice of intention to run for the democratic nomination for sheriff. The article notes his 35 years of marriage and references other candidates including F C Fluent seeking public administrator for the republicans and Cora D Jenkins entering the republican race for superintendent of schools as the ticket's second candidate.
Fire Chief Martin says a cigarette carelessly discarded in hay caused a blaze at the Montana Dairy Company plant on ADS-808 South Montana Street. Loss estimated at about $9,004. creamery and pasteurizing areas escaped serious damage. The incident occurred at 8 30 yesterday morning.
The damaged brick veneered plant building burned out of control after a fire started near the site. Manager Frank Streff reported the blaze and insurance covered damages. Horses were stabled nearby but at work when the flames surged, destroying cans equipment and a quantity of milk bottles.
Amsterdam reports a German government memorandum stating that free passage of Red Cross supplies will end and German naval forces will seize such articles. Britain refused to allow passage through blockades. Also notes the British steamer Newburn sunk by a submarine.
The Walker cafe led by Frank Walker and M Kompen opens at 8 am in the former Chequamexon building on North Main Street. The renovated eatery features a Palladian dining room, a railway diner style seating area, mirrors, carpeting, and a bellcord between tables. Sanitation and quick service are motto, with vitrolite counters and chef Rompon known for St. Germain and Davenport cafes.
An inexperienced Philipsburg butcher named Otto Hulman tested a new car and nearly lost control when attempting to use the brake. He jumped from the seat and seized the rear wheel to bring the vehicle to a stop by sheer strength. Raw cotton use by U.S. manufacturers tops record, surpassing 800000 bales in March. Dawson City population drops from 28000 to about 2000 since the 1898 gold rush era.
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