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Newspaper

Anaconda Standard

Location

Anaconda, Montana, United States of America

Date

Dec 15, 1918

Page

4

Warner's Safe Diabetes Remedy Promoted in 40 Year Use

A historical ad touts Warner's Safe Diabetes Remedy as an herbal treatment used for four decades. It quotes a testimonial from Jules Friquet of Los Angeles praising weight loss, health improvement, and renewed work capacity after using the product. The ad notes the remedy is made from herbs and other ingredients and available through Warner's Safe Remedies Co with sample requests for ten cents.

Warner Bee Cople Jules Friquet West First Street Los Angeles Cal Mochester

Sloan's Liniment Promises Quick Relief and Longevity

Promotes use for darting pains in the sciatic region and lumbago with neuritis symptoms. Describes rapid relief, ease of application, and economical cost, noting benefits like cleanliness and universal popularity. Price listed as 60 cents per bottle and 1.20 dollars for larger quantities.

Sloan

Crowder praises drafted men and selective service debate

General Crowder lauds the drafted system and the selective service act as the essence of democracy. He recalls opposition to conscription, crediting President Wilson and leaders Chamberlain and Kahn for saving the day in Congress. He contrasts volunteerism with a system balancing military needs and the nation's industrial life.

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War Board May Approve Increase Wool Imports

The War Trade Board in Washington announces it is weighing licenses to import more wool from Uruguay Argentina and South Africa. Immediate relaxation of restrictions is unlikely but tonnage availability may enable imports under new licenses. Fort Keogh discharge orders and forest land reclassification follow in Montana.

WAR Board Washington War Trade Board Uruguay Argentina South Africa

Ophelia Esler Hairs dies from pioneering family ties

Helena dec 14 Mrs Ophelia John son Kaier died of heart trouble at the family home 619 Hemlock Street. She was daughter of Col John A Johnston US district attorney a noted figure in territorial days. Survived by daughter Mrs Harry Woodinui and Miss Kathryn Johnston. Funeral Sunday afternoon at Forest Vale with pallbearers Nolan Nis Holter Lindsay J We Common and Will Goodyer. County commissioners reappointed Dr Mag Barbour as county physician. No deaths from influenza in three days. Thomas Flynn returned to Butte from Camp Dodge Town B C Smith and H J Toller reported arriving at Leggat from Fournay Mont.

Helena Ophelia Johnson Kaier Hemlock Street Sirseter Montana Rhel John A. Johnston United States Harry Woodinui Kathryn Johnston Sirs Heier W. Snell Hoon Forest Vale Nolan Nis Holter A Wsp Lindsay We Common Will Goodyer Thomas Flynn Butte Acoma Camp Dodge B. C. Smith H. J. Toller Leggat Fournay Mont

Montana Freight Rate Body Forms Permanent Organization

Warden of Helena was elected permanent chairman and W Goodman of Great Falls chamber of commerce named permanent secretary of the Montana Freight Association at a meeting that perfected its organization. The group, formed a week earlier with state chamfers and major shippers, seeks fair freight rates for Montana, supports graded low coast rates, and opposes current zone rates placing a freight burden on Montana points. The committee will collect coal rate data and petition the Interstate Commerce Commission for relief, possibly in Salt Lake City after January 1, with cooperation from the Intermediate Freight Association.

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