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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 12, 1911
Page
5
A garbled ad style text touts a harmless preparation that supposedly digests all foods quickly and prevents discomfort. It claims immediate relief from heaviness, belching, and indigestion, urging readers to contact a pharmacist for a bottle and promising cure for dyspepsia and stomach distress.
Amataamated reports favorable Wall Street tone with gains across copper and steel sectors. Washington and New York reflect optimistic outlooks on rail, wire products, and Hadley committee findings fueling confidence. experts warn of cautious rally amid government action and potential rate shifts.
The Christian church choir assisted by Jocut Lalent will present their annual event at the church tonight. A large attendance is anticipated as the programme features choral selections, solos, and instrumental pieces including works by Gounod and Donizetti.
Eliza B. Phillips of Spokane won a $23,000 verdict against former Butte, Montana resident Mrs. Mattie A. Thomas for alienation of the affections of John V. Phillips, now in California. The suit sought $100,000. verdict returned Friday, opened today. Mrs. Thomas, 41, married Phillips in 1910, later annulled and resumed her name.
Postal notice states holiday edition ready for mailing with standard postage details. It mentions domestic postage at cents and 19 cents for Europe, and notes freebies with purchases of $1 or more at Mayer's closing out sale.
A Boston report states Mirgatory of Ino Bulte General Copper Company will proceed with a 100 tons per day concentrator. Engineer Doin Kethwell of Denver directs construction and McConnell oversees site. Colorado Tron works funds machinery from Taylor Engineering. Plant hoped in operation by spring with ore reserves of 1,000,000 tons valued at $6 per ton. milling costs pegged at 2 per ton yielding a net $4. A party of 21 local businessmen, stockholders in the Butte & Ely Copper Company, are visiting the district to review property holdings of 12 dams between Giroux and Nevada Fiducial holdings.
A San Francisco report recounts a man posing as Santa on a downtown street to collect for poor Spanish people. Police reveal Luciano Deiry, a Black San Domingo man, confessed to posing as the aid organizer and admitted theft of funds, claiming daily takings above five dollars.
Washington reports a comprehensive summary of the board’s investigations into the wool industry. No recommendations for reductions were made in the current wool tariff, though Taft considers data ample to shape his opening message.
A Patterson woman proposed to act in a depicted tragedy on canvas for a film pre show, aiming to benefit plot proponents. The plan was halted after a manager heard of it and cut negotiations. Washington reports note President Taft and navy bureau chiefs in plays of broader political maneuvers.
Arizona voters face a pivotal election as Governor candidates George E. Fhint and WW Wells contend, with Mark Smith a prominent contender in the Democratic field. The state’s suffrage history and recent constitutional questions frame the race, while county canvassing and a five-member commission will oversee returning totals from each precinct.
Nellie May Moore, recently declared owner of a large stake in the Smith Bros. Sheep company in Meagher County, filed in federal court today for appointment of a receiver to take charge of the property. She contends current management is not properly operating the business.
Special dispatch to the Standard notes Dr. Deniway to lecture on arbitration and world peace in Lewistown Thursday evening. Henry Tomson of Wendall dies in a local incident. his body sent to Cambridge Minnesota. Six Paris club members share cigars lit simultaneously attempting to prolong the smoke.
An 19th or early 20th century style patent medicine pitch touts Fruitola cleansing the body inside by dissolving sediment and gall stones, and Traxo rebuilding tissues and nerve strength. It claims to purge the liver appendiceal buildup and enable Nature to heal, sold by Newhero Drug Co and Wind Medicine Co in New Orleans.
Fragmentary OCR lists names and entities including Wittlains Indian group, Webi ad eh pew, Deupaleta, Mie and a, Willaron Manufacturing, Cleveland Ohio, Paxson Storkefeller Co, with scattered references to pile productment and manufacturers.
A prisoner in the state penitentiary at Peter Leder received a letter from a former Associated charities treasurer naming a man as the donor of $12. The sender claimed money from a sale of Heitirichey Ayguld to aid charity. The inmate was identified as Albert J. Beckman, a BulIe cook, serving a sentence of 89 years for a Spanish arson case.
A fragmented report outlines a murder tied to Mia and a wealthy merchant slay case. The chauffeur named Toe and others are connected as investigators advance in Odenton, with details about the suspect and timeline still unclear.
A report describes a World Search expedition in India uncovering a parasite linked to a case involving Washington, Dene WaAtler and Hywel OP. The narrative references funds, bankruptcies, and a legal petition detailing alleged acts by a person named Tretia Tee related to a mother and child, with court and federal involvement.
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