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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 04, 1903
Page
4
A long, jumbled local report describes a fall on Main Street that led to a costly settlement, a public dispute over hospital expenses, and various street scenes. It notes a dog-attack style incident, a Kodak view collection in a district, and a crowded storefront with holiday displays and social bustle.
Michigan reader Hardy Creek claims a long battle with heart trouble and tremors eased after eating Grape-Nuts. She credits the cereal with restoring energy and youth, noting she avoids medicines and feels healthier daily. The ad invites readers to look for a coupon in each package’s little hook.
An old newspaper ad argues against dandruff and baldness remedies, touting Newbro's Herpicide as the germicidal solution that attacks scalp parasites. It claims the product is the original genuine gear germicide and asks readers to send stamps for a sample from HerPicide Co., Detroit, with Paxson & Backus as dealers.
A garbled notice describes Mayer the jeweler at 65 West Park offering a “two dollars and a half for nothing” sale. It claims every dollar spent above two and a half triggers a free item, with promises of genuine hair or sterling silver inlays, urging Monday and Tuesday and a set of odds and ends. The piece questions Mayer's profit, noting his expenses and implying a dangerous scheme.
The Aninelated Charlies society reports a year of varied aid with over 1000 meals donated and 172 incidents addressed. Families helped, transport provided for those in need, and 207 people received Thanksgiving meals. Donations include $2000, shoes, rubbers, and clothing from multiple supporters.
A court order requires A C Broderson to show cause why he should not repay two hundred fifty dollars to Drake estate funds. The bankruptcy referee, Thamp son Cre, ordered Broderkon to raise cash and attend. The matter involves Drake and the estate, with further suits planned and parties named for court action and docket substitution.
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