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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 12, 1911
Page
6
A Virginia mother recounts a dramatic eczema outbreak on her newborn lasting weeks. After applying Cureira Soap and Ointment, the infant's skin cleared and hair regrew, with the family praising the treatment's rapid, dramatic improvement and recommending the Cureira line.
An old Rexall advertisement touts Dyspepsia Tablets as stomach aids. It claims to neutralize gastric juices, relieve indigestion and dyspepsia, and convert food into a usable digestive reserve. The ad offers three sizes and a money back guarantee, with sales points in Anaconda and Butte Rexall stores.
James Travis of Cascade Mountains unveils an airship designed to lower aviator deaths by remaining stable when engines stop and to glide to earth at any angle. He plans to manufacture the craft commercially in Kansas City after trips to seek arrangements.
Special Dispatch reports Stevensville's Godfried, a former mayor, sustained a broken nose, a fractured wrist, and head and chest injuries after jumping from a car whose steering failed between Stevensville and Hamilton while returning from a funeral. He was taken to Thornton hospital for treatment.
The Stevensville column reports the death of 10 year old Dienated Porter from heart failure after illness, burial at Victor cemetery, and notices of local events including Mrs. LorD Walls visiting, a new four room schoolhouse planned for spring, and basketball scheduling with state university. The piece mentions market activity and German rankings, with scattered community notices.
In a formal notice the Supreme Court announces the memorial service for the late Justice Haphan. The service is to be held Sunday at the capitol church while Governor and General Lehmann lead key committees in the honor.
Longstanding city governance under commission rule faces exposure of past misdeeds. Officials claim savings exceed $18,000 annually, with projected total of $27,000 as reforms curb sinecures and payroll padding. The commission targets reduced saloon licenses, cheaper utilities, and smoke abatement.
Special Dispatch to the Standard from Belend describes Theodore Roosevelt objecting to editorial chair weariness and a Montana brand case. Wary of old branding, officials reward brands and Frank Linderman re recorded Roosevelt’s brand used on a calf hide with a unique mark sent to Oyster Bay.
Announcement states the Denver Bar Association grievance committee will meet Wednesday to begin active investigation into Gertrude Gibson Patterson for the murder of her husband Charles A. Patterson. Special Prosecutor Home G. Benton provided transcripts of testimony to be presented at the trial. The mining labor scene and union figures are noted, with election plans for officers set for tomorrow and a holiday edition mailing setup described.
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