Blind People Need Better Eyewear Fitting
The text argues there are more blind people today due to inferior glasses and criticizes untrustworthy fitters. It urges choosing competent, reputable opticians and avoiding risky providers to protect sight.
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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Feb 07, 1902
Page
10
The text argues there are more blind people today due to inferior glasses and criticizes untrustworthy fitters. It urges choosing competent, reputable opticians and avoiding risky providers to protect sight.
Our Graduate Optician is here for your accommodation. We back his work, and you know that this house is reliable.
An ad extols a pharmacy's claimed expertise with medicines and precise preparation. It urges readers to trust the physician and have prescriptions filled at the store, asserting they use fresh drugs and careful measurement to ensure results.
In Butte, several cases advanced in U S court with adjournment to today and later dates. The Cambers vs First National Bank case gets bond extension to day. A Moore v Nickey continued to Feb 18. Collins administrator v Bell Telephone demurrer sustained and amended complaint due Feb 10.
Boise Idaho February 6 Rocky Mountain Bell Telephone company announced it had purchased the material for a mine line extending to Thunder Mountain.
Work will start when weather allows and is expected to complete in three months. The line from Holse to Idaho City will extend about one mile with instruments installed in all towns along the route.
The Montana based Sheep Growers Association wrapped its Salt Lake City meeting with multiple resolutions urging lower yardage charges for sheep at major stockyards, opposing articles by the American Sheep Breeder of Chicago, and seeking federal graders for Montana wools. They urged forest reserve grazing for sheep and equal mutton supply to soldiers and Indians, lauded Willis Moore and state experiment stations, and adjourned with Old Lang Syne.
The article highlights the pharmacy's growing prescriptions department and asserts legitimacy of prices. It claims strong medical community confidence, a fair profit goal, and savings of 25 to 40 percent for customers seeking the best value.
Eagle Pharmacy at 155 Main St advertises reliable prescriptions and convenient access, noting streetcars stop within feet of the store and urging customers to visit for prompt service and pickup.
Billings hosts a looming clash as LL Moffett seeks to bring Montana and Wyoming lines into the city and run a local exchange. His Wyoming line was cut off today, prompting plans to form a strong stock company and renew the telephone franchise bid at the next council meeting.
Special Dispatch to the Btandara reports Harry Cosgriff faced an assault in the first degree charge. The hearing occurred at his uncle John Al ke’s residence where Cosgriff is confined due to injuries. He waived examination and was bound over to the district court which will convene in March with bail set at 1000 dollars.
Electric Corporation of Helena files to form the Citizens' Electric Company with the secretary of State today. Capital set at $100,0009. The firm will generate and sell electricity and power and operate street railways.
San Francisco reports Rollo D. Pierson the Louisville Illinois postmaster is accused of embezzlement and was arrested this afternoon in Upton Siskiyou County.
The United States negotiates with Denmark to acquire St Thomas St John and St Croix along with adjacent areas. The deal sets Danish allegiance options for inhabitants and provides a five million dollar payment to Denmark with ratifications to be exchanged in Washington within six months.
This note praises the artistic quality of 1902 comic valentines and calendars, claiming they surpass previous efforts and reflect a more cultivated public taste in art, inviting people to view the stock even if not purchasing.
A store showcases the latest stationery creations highlighting complete correspondence out fits for sealing. The display emphasizes quality writing papers envelopes and sealing options for personal and professional use.
A Times Montreal special reports all lines from Canadian points to Glasgow and other South Beatch ports have entered a new special freight agreement besides the previously signed American and Foglish business.
Alex D Forbes donates 15000 dollars to Rockford city hospital to build and furnish a ward for women and children. The Jessie Elizabeth Forbes ward honors Forbes daughter who died in Arizona last year after a horse fall.
Philadelphia on February 6 reports the Presbyterian committee on revision spent most of today's session reviewing the sub committee on textual revision's report from yesterday.
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