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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Aug 27, 1911
Page
6
A vintage ad promises Pape's Diapepain digests all meals, cures indigestion, and relieves sour belching, gas, heartburn, and stomach discomfort within five minutes. It touts 50 cent and larger cases, urging readers to ask their pharmacist for relief now.
An article fragment discusses skin care for summer, mentioning cooling products and ingredients. It references a drugstore ad or product descriptions, with partial lines about relief and preservation, plus a note on a trial or stand by a person named GW Sparrow.
In Butte court Judge Donlan presided as two horse thieves, John West and Clarence Blanks, pleaded guilty or not guilty to horse thefts. West faced a potential sentence of no more than 18 months after admitting to taking a horse he planned to sell. Blanks, a former stable worker, sought leniency as his horse was recovered. his attorney urged mercy given his efforts to improve and support his mother. The judge warned about outside criminals and noted maximum penalties could reach 14 years. Meanwhile other defendants, including one-armed man charged with Earl Swift’s death, contested charges as proceedings continued with jurors for upcoming trials.
The twenty fifth annual Montana conference of the Methodist Episcopal Church will invite Bishop John J. Ruelsen as presiding officer to address a meeting Monday at 8 p.m. in Mount View church. After his address there will be no reception by church members. The event highlights a statewide focus on church interests.
Nondescript report details Lloyd Prestaich seeking $11,000 from Airtech Railway Co for injuries after a fall from a Menderville excursion car. It references mortgage foreclosures, bond disputes, mine claims, auctions, and a city meter dispute, with Judge McClernan disqualified from Nesbit Rochester related grading suits.
Duluth Minnesota reports local men labeled progressive Republicans invited to a Minnesota banquet on September 7 to launch a La Follette presidential bid. Among invitees are Senator Cummins Iowa Governor McGovern Wisconsin former Senator Beveridge Indiana and Senator Clapp Minnesota though Clapp may miss due to a California trip.
A Montclair reader advertises Duffy's Pure Malt Whiskey as a daily tonic improving digestion and energy. Two others report gastrointestinal relief from atomic trouble and endorse the product. The notice promotes the whiskey as a strong, stomach friendly stimulant with a free medical booklet offer.
Engineers in Montana Idaho and Wyoming lead a major water works program aimed at diverting river flows to irrigation. Projects include Sun River canal linking to the Missouri basin, Great Falls area irrigation, and Blackfeet reservation canals. Construction employs hundreds of workers and Indian teams, with storage reservoirs planned and power developments to support the scheme.
A traction engine broke through a county bridge over the Yellowstone River while being moved for the Gilmore Irrigation project. Heavy wheels caused the deck to fail, lifting machinery and towed equipment as water and fuel spilled, with bystanders watching as the engine slipped and damaged planks.
A garbled report notes a grand jury being called in Wallace after seven years. It mentions Apolcane Arm and references charges tied to a justice matter at a Wallace area site. The text alludes to a Wallace related case involving receivers and connections to a bond or bank matter without clear details.
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