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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 05, 1912
Page
9
An old advertisement touts TIZ foot remedy promising relief for swollen feet and bunions. It claims TIZ draws out foot poisons, firms the skin, and prevents foot afflictions, urging readers to request a free trial package from Luther Dodge & Co in Chicago.
The critic outlines a natural explanation for Mrs. Eberlein of Pittsburg surviving after severe lung buildup, saying Peru na aided expulsion of mucus that suffocated her. He notes doctors had given up, yet credits Peru na with saving her life despite seeking no miracle.
A state-wide snowstorm hit Montana with Butte seeing heavy flurries and a 36 degree high. Rail advisories cited two inches in Great Falls and eastward. The storm disrupted but caused no major transmission damage while Salvation Army and Associated Charities assisted with wood and fuel.
H Drennan and Adam Wilkinson of United Mine Workers of America Montana district arrived in Butte to attend a state meeting on workmens compensation not to be presented to the coming legislative session. Donoghue of the Montana Federation of Labor returned from the AFL convention in Rochester and is a member of the proposed bill committee. John C Lowney of the Western Federation of Miners is expected, while Mr McCusker of Peoples Power League will arrive tonight. The committee will meet Friday at 10 oclock at Oscar Partellows office on the top floor of Carpenters Union Building.
Two young women carried water from a rear pump of the Woman's Club building at Park and Columbia streets to douse a fire in a small barn behind the club. They summoned department help after they and neighbors fought the blaze, while a second alarm was traced to a shack behind Sacred Heart church on Mercury Street.
A two child basket was found at the residence of Mr and Mrs Charles Rollman at 1 East Fremont Street last evening. A healthy couple welcomed a boy and a girl born to the Totland family and Mr Rollman, a noted Butte barber, prepared cigars for friends.
City council discussed bids ranging from 8,000 to 11,500 for fire engines and aerial trucks from firms including Robinson, Notte, Ahern, Seagraves, Northwestern, and American La France. Fire committee to select machines, while traffic speed concerns prompted calls for auto license and speed law actions. Mayor and council debated amendments to fireman shift law with Curran defending a May 1 effective date.
The council adopted Curran's motion on final passage of the finance bill tied to a substitute. Mayor Duncan noted pending ordinances. L. A. Smith and others debated, then the bill passed. Routine business included tax petitions and street/utility contract matters. Adjourned to Wednesday.
A group of Northern Racine railroad men attended the Shriners conclave in Hutte yesterday. Attendees included D. Johnson Livingston division superintendent FM Mitchell Billings agent J J Moore traveling immigration agent and George Knight traveling agent for Buster Montana. They were guests of W H Mere Finnan division freight and passenger agent.
Festival season at the Empress features Lew Pields production with bright musical comedy and vaudeville acts. The midweek matinee is expected to draw families and older patrons, as the touring show combines clever comedians and entertaining prima donnas with elaborate acts.
A famed actress directs show dates across the country visiting New York and other cities. She has spent months in private life, with plans announced for a major tour and a strong connection to her husband as part of the feature.
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