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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Aug 14, 1911
Page
8
A reader recalls past laxatives and extols Cascarets as a natural vegetable remedy. It contrasts harsh oils and pills with a gentle, convenient tablet taken as needed. The piece notes earlier methods caused weakness and gripe, while Cascarets keep bowels clean without discomfort, priced at 19 cents per box.
Robert Long, employed by a local lumber firm, is in sheriff custody amid concerns he plans self harm. A note to relatives mentioned money from his former Walnut Iowa home and possible memory loss. A physician and police searched for him. he was found and remanded for psychiatric evaluation. Local authorities consider commitment while Tennant corpse near lakes is noted in the broader report.
A historic sermon by Dr. Aleh ay at the First Baptist Church, under the auspices of Ute Tyewell, opened a series on leadership for reform. The talk argued that true reform requires a safe leader who is selfless, universal, and just, citing Jesus as the ultimate safe leader and stressing nonviolence, equality, and brotherhood. The series continues with Friday night sessions at 7 o'clock, focusing on The Need of a Safe Leader in All Reforms.
Speckle Dispatch to the Standards Billings AUS. Arrangements for remembering departed members were made at a Maverick Mose meeting. The committee, G Mernin Smith, Charley McNel, and Wred Secher, arrange vehicles, flowers, speakers, and cemetery plans for Memorial Day observance.
A high profile protective authority in the county, tied to a major local establishment with $200,000 capitalization, has reportedly fallen under scrutiny as rumors spread. Officials confirmed the investigation at the city’s largest commercial site, with further actions anticipated in the near term.
Ambiguous notes indicate a formal appointment process for new members to the county board of commissioners. Officials and residents show heightened attention to who will join the board and shape local governance in coming months.
In Mexico a clash erupted between troops and robbers during a citywide pursuit. A mistaken identity led officers to fire on soldiers whom they believed were attackers, triggering a chaotic confrontation that ended with no major injuries and one escape.
A Des Moines amateur named Edwards staged a lariat cowboy act causing havoc on Gravd avenue and SWMerecith street. He swung a lariat at passing cars including a bakery wagon and limousines, dropping it over vehicles and injuring handles. A crowd gathered as he clashed with drivers and was restrained by bystanders with Grover Hubbell aiding before police took him into custody.
Kalispell dispatch reports L. G. Beatt, emaciated and ill, told Judge Erickson and a two-man sanity board that hunger forced him to try suicide days ago in Whitefish by drinking a potion of insect powder mixed with water. He recently traveled from Seattle and said only three days’ work was found. Assisted by Nhasini Vic and Tibby, Beatt sought asylum at Warm Springs.
Fergus Mitchell, 13, son of H B Mitchell managing editor of the Tribune, was seriously injured when thrown from a horse at the Mitchell ranch near Great Falls. He arrived at Columbus hospital with a compound skull fracture. an operation was performed and his condition was listed as critical but hopeful.
The pastor W Richi y urged that unseen spiritual riches surpass worldly wealth and pleasure. He contrasted Moses choosing a large life of faith with worldly ease, saying true abundance comes from spiritual vision of God’s presence, not material gain.
National officers President Kirkpaarlis and Secretary Abrahams will visit Butte for Knights and Ladies of Security of Bultic events. A four-council reception, sub committees, decorations, and entertainment are planned at the Auditorium with tours of mines and Smolter sites. A council-ran pageant and a ritual demonstration will accompany the visit.
Libby Aug-Joseph A Caryn and Toston investor owners plan extensive development at Kootenai Falls two miles below Libby. Work already in progress though not fully approved. Caryn travels with son GC1 Gorm and associates from Boston to oversee preliminary development activity at the site.
Bliss Vine Calivon returned from a vacation spent at the Sacre Bench on the Jedfeeson Abs. J. P. Wolfe left for Kansas and St. Louis for a three months visit. Miss Helen Mills of Missoula visited Mr and Mrs Burgess on her way home from Denver. Ward from Br 7 KR. E. Sievers and family spent four months in Hamburg Berlin Vienna Paris and other European cities and sailed from Boulogne for New York. Mrs Arthur D Wiltemore of Houghton Michigan visiting her father the Rev F H Gwyn on South Crystal Street.
Aug 16 saw no eve celebration in Butte prompting a one day trip special by Northern Pacific Railway. Round trip fares listed to Alder Ridge Sacher Cardwell Westiehall Pipestona Warm springs Deer Lodge Drummond Hearmouth Rock Creek and other reachable points with return by Aug 16. Limited departures at 7 am and 10 am from Butte with warning of deserted city if not used.
Aug. 1 report in Groat Halle cites doubled grain yields in the county for the current year based on a canvass of farmers by the board of commerce. The survey details wheat and rye production with estimates for AB and AB varieties, noting winter and spring wheat yields and other crops, with figures in bushels and related notes on conditions.
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