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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1909
Page
26
An 1890s style advertisement extols Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets as a cure for flatulence and indigestion. It claims the gas originates in the stomach, harms digestion, and that the tablets attack gas forming foods. A free trial package is offered from F A Stuart Co Marshall Mich with price 50 cents a box.
A home Robinson Thermal Bath Cabinet advertises rapid relief from rheumatism kidney trouble nervous prostration and skin diseases. It claims results within hours and offers a free booklet The Philosophy of Health and Beauty. Available at Smith Drug Co Butte Newbro Drug Co and Robinson Manufacturing Toledo Ohio with a nominal bath cost.
District court issued two restraining orders stopping Sheriff O Rourke from selling estate property to satisfy judgments against individuals. The Roach administratrix faces a $1,780.56 judgment linked to her estate, which includes mineral claims and Yellow Jacket lots, while estate debts total about $16,000 with a $668 family allowance due. Mary Lappan also obtained a restraining order over a Sievers claim of $107, alleging no proper service or valid judgment.
In Riverside California on November 30 a gas tank under a southbound Salt Lake Railroad combination car exploded at Pachepa. One passenger Charles Young was seriously injured and leaped through a window as flames erupted. Several trainmen suffered minor burns and two coaches burned, delaying traffic for hours.
A party of eight Shriners and 21 candidates from Lewistown will travel to Helena for Algeria temple events. Illustrious Potentate John P. Waite will lead the group, riding in a specially decorated car and ready to contribute to the gathering’s success.
Judge and Mrs William H Hunt and daughters arrived home today from San Francisco after an absence of several months. Judge Hunt will convene court tomorrow morning and it is expected that the trial calendar will be set for the term.
Chicago November 30 Police Inspector Edward McCann found guilty of accepting money from improper persons in the police district for alleged protective purposes. Justice A C Barnes denied a new trial today. Sentence expected Thursday and an appeal will be taken.
St Louis November 30 Harry Trendal a pugilist pleaded guilty in county court to being a principal with George Memsic of Chicago in a fire fight at Wellston on September 23 He was fined $100 The cases against Memsic Mal Doyle referee and promoters are pending for further action The text ends with an unrelated piano advertisement by Orton Bros at 214 218 Main street
Judge McClernan overruled a defense motion and allowed Harriett Ferrell's $35,000 suit against the Butte Electric Railway to proceed. Testimony suggested her injuries may predate the May 1907 derailment on the Meanderville line. Witnesses disputed injury evidence and timing of prior claims. The trial continued after adjournment. Hennessy’s displays new dancing slippers, nine-strap black Kid and suede.
In New York on a November day the proposed merger of major copper producers remained in formation. A JPMorgan statement said plans are being shaped to avoid federal statute impacts despite Standard 611 decisions. No plans will be announced for several weeks as copper interests seek coalition details. Bell telephone ad line appears.
Royal Bavarian Duke Karl Theodor dies from kidney trouble in Beyreuth. Though not prominent in military or politics he studied medicine and became a famed eye specialist. He ran private hospitals offering free care to the poor and promoted sanitation in mountain home life.
Baron Shibusawa leads the Japanese honorary commercial commissioners home from San Francisco after a three month journey across nearly every state. He sends Taft a telegram of gratitude for American courtesy and hospitality and notes mutual understanding and friendship between Japan and the United States.
The Lewisohn estate from New York was not involved in the Old Demining company litigation in Massachusetts. Executions totaling 2 182 839 were issued by the Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court against Albert B Bigelow of Boston in favor of the company. The estate had no suit in Massachusetts and won when the case went to Washington. Bigelow plans to appeal to the United States Supreme Court.
Bozeman works begin as the agronomy department receives 10 varied Montana soils for seepage tests. Whitfield W. Spain, 1909 agricultural graduate, will supervise in a basement room with 10 metal tanks. Water will be measured as seepage through each soil and recorded for results.
The Outlook club has just been organized in Lewistown with a fine membership and will hold its first meeting and banquet soon after the start of the year. Monthly meetings will follow, with a paper read at each gathering.
T. T. Taylor was elected president, Dr. F. F. Attix vice president, Prof. G. L. Wait secretary and treasurer, and Prof. H. L. Sackett, F. Wasmanadoff and T. I. Huxley named to the programme committee. Sackett, principal of the high school, originated the Plan and it seems certain the club will have a successful career.
Helena dispatch reports a management shakeup at the Helena National Biscuit plant. John Robey moves to head the candy department, Carl Schramm becomes biscuit division head, and Robey will lead a new locally funded candy factory taking over from the National Biscuit Company.
The comptroller of the treasury issues a certificate allowing the First National Bank of Libby to commence business with capital of 25,000. Ed Lukens serves as president and Chester A. Adams as cashier.
The congressional party examining the Panama Canal progress and canal zone conditions returned to New York after a nine day inspection tour and three days of hearings. Twenty eight people traveled with the group. The trip covered multiple phases of the work and related issues.
Two swindlers who defrauded investors in Mexican mining stocks of 156000 were sentenced to federal prison in Atlanta. J Walter Labaree, the chief offender, received two and a half years. Victims were nationwide.
The German steamer Brewster stranded on Diamond shoals near Cape Hatteras Sunday night. The crew was rescued by life savers, and rescuers today declared the vessel a hopeless wreck with its bananas and coconuts cargo a total loss.
New York reports brisk export activity with $1,100,000 in gold engaged for shipment to the Argentine Republic by noon. The day before, half a million was booked for the same destination, after $2,000,000 was engaged last week. A note promotes Montana Independent Telephone services for fast long distance copying circuits to Deer Lodge and Anaconda.
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