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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 12, 1913
Page
17
A woman writes that Plant Juice relieves rheumatism and fatigue, calling it a wonderful tonic. She claims it purifies the blood, steadies nerves, improves circulation, and eases headaches and dizziness, urging others to try the remedy.
The Anaconda Copper Mining Company released its first official statement via vice president C. J. Kelley rebutting misstatements about the Anaconda and Balta klava vein settlement. It clarifies ownership lines, strike measurements, and boundaries between Anaconda and Batlaklay factions amid ongoing litigation.
Meaderville plans a big gymnasium with banquet upcoming. The facility will include showers, wrestling rings, new equipment, and a wide capacity. Honorary members and officials from local mining firms and schools attended the ceremony and the project advances toward readiness.
In Butte on March 25, 1943, Ray Stowra faces a murder attempt accusation as his wife seeks protection. Mayors petition notes cruelty and abuse, while a decree of divorce is pursued. A disturbing tale includes details of violent acts and unusual neglect.
A fragment from a textile note mentions plain shades and a condition about flooring. The readable text is sparse with names and specific details missing. This brief item records a purchase or request involving Navajo fabric and plain shade tones for a floor condition.
Christmas boxes showcase women’s fine gloves and hosiery, leather handbags, marabou sets, mesh bags, velvet and silk fashion accessories, jewelry trial gifts, damask linens, bathrobe sets, manicure kits, and travel cases. Abundant new novelties priced for the season.
Kansas City dispatch notes the Joshers Club ramps up Christmas giving with food, clothing, and candy for needy families. Members store, sort, and distribute goods including beef, mutton, pork, bacon, beans, flour, and lard to Polish shelter community homes. The club expects attendance to rise this year as more families seek help. The article also mentions a grand jury indictment against several railroads including St Louis San Francisco and Santa Fe.
A two reel film at the American theater claims to capture a dramatic genuine car accident from Rouen France. The wheel of destruction shows the car tumbling, a pinned turtle scene, near crash crowd panic and a camera crew rushing to stage the aftermath.
John W. Jackson of Postal Telegraph and Cable Co Butte paid 350 to Clerk Foley for the fine imposed in Judge Donlan's court after the company was convicted of violating a state law barring a common carrier from disseminating race results. The case cited transmission of race outcomes from Juarez Mexico a year earlier as central to the conviction.
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