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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 03, 1902
Page
10
A compact guide champions scalp cleansing to reduce crusts scales and dandruff using specialized shampoos. It emphasizes consistent washing with medicated formulations and gentle technique to improve scalp health and hair appearance.
An advertisement extols Cuticura Soap as the pur est emollient and top skin cure. It claims to stop hair loss, remove crusts scales and dandruff, soothe itching, stimulate hair follicles, nourish roots, and promote healthy scalp growth. It also touts Cuticura for cleansing crusts and dandruff, softening hands, and general toilet and nursery use.
English season ends with Manchester November Handicap marking rare purity after recent taint of fraud. Highlights include notable jockeys Maher and Martin, top English and American riders, and Keene’s strong training showing. The piece contrasts American hopes with the improved English integrity, noting Derby prospects and overall season dynamics.
A garbled OCR style account follows a Montana man trying football. It mentions Jones gaining 20 yards, a five yard rush, a center, and various plays and tackles with fragmented phrases and nonsensical imagery. The piece shifts to mentions of a Kid, a dining room, and unclear scenes, ending in chaotic, unclear action.
In New Orleans style results, favorite Kenilworth leads but is overtaken. Seeker Bukman penalized for misbehavior. Nurim ends with best times, while Monten and Peerese place. Week’s racing notes include Futurity course entries and multiple handicaps with Shoal Harbor and Chanterelie among notable performers.
The Thorsiton team won three of five games with a 12 point margin. Captain McMillan led Sliver How with 28 points and the high average, while Peta’s Hullow posted strong single-game score and a 17 average across the five games.
Kanats City reports the All-American Bowling trio begins Western tie play in Oklahoma with Bien scores and averages noted. Record highlights include high games and top totals, with multiple prize winners and clubs from Chicago San Francisco and other cities cited among performances.
Jacob Simmons of Philadelphia bought a green pacer at auction from Dr Hooker and dam Peavine. The horse resold to Alexander Calhoun of the Gentlemen's Driving Club. The pacer ran a quarter in 22. seconds without mishap, becoming a renowned phenom at Point Breeze.
The piece argues the big nine must supervise schedules to crown a clear champion. It notes rising team quality, post season contests, and the need for better scheduling to avoid overwork and misjudged titles as Michigan, Minnesota, Chicago, Wisconsin, and Illinois field stronger sides.
The Overland ping pong club of Butte seeks a first intercity match against Anaconda to be held in the evening for a silver cup. Players Joe Thomas Frank Nor Week and Johan Folin are named as unavailable. The winner of three contests will own the trophy and may be challenged thereafter by any team from either city.
Reports suggest Sam Crawford, linked to Detroit, may join the Reds again next season while avoiding public quit statements. He signed two contracts last summer, and observers note the difficulty of escaping obligations to the Detroit club as he remains among the league's best hitters.
The feature recounts a journey from Grange Court House to Montpelier, describing the mansion, its interior, and Dolly Madison’s gravesite. It highlights the estate’s 40 acre lawn, surrounding Blue Ridge views, and Madison’s architectural parallels to the White House. The Chicago Tribune note adds a humorous aside on hip injuries and poised etiquette.
Phil Snowden of Seattle, manager of Young Gibbs, aims to have his fighter meet Montana boxers at 12 pounds. Snowden demands a nine per side bet or gate receipts. Gibbs is described as lean, quiet, and fair. Gibbs is set to face Morgan Williams on December 8, Jack Daly on December 15 in Seattle, and Jack Reilly in Stanwood, with Montana challengers welcome through the sporting columns.
The Yellowstone club of Livingston writes to the Standard's sporting editor to act as mediator between Dunn of Butte and Kid Rampke of Livingston for a charity contest. The club offers four to five hundred dollars and pledges to contribute under their organization. They await a reply.
Portland reports Grant Thatcher signed by the local ball club after a strong year with the Ion N Y Teague. Sam Vigneux, manager, announced the move as the team seeks pitching depth for the upcoming season.
Two masked men robbed a saloon at Ry den a small station on the Southern Pacific railroad near Elko Nevada last night. About 25 railroad workmen were lined up at gunpoint by the robbers who secured around 8 dollars then vanished leaving the bartender unharmed.
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