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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 03, 1909
Page
10
The text describes a talkable demonstration by Professor Kellogg claiming psychic power. It advertises a schedule with times from 10 a.m. to p.m. on Sunday and Life 8 p.m. events, noting a no money in advance policy and satisfaction guarantee.
The trial of contractors George Nelson and Hans Pederson against New York Realty Co. ended with Judge George M. Bourquin ruling largely for the plaintiffs. He awarded about $7,220.40 to the contractors with $1,500 attorney fees, while the Realty firm recovers no more than a nominal rebate for defects. The decision concludes Bourquin’s eight-month case and his long district bench tenure.
An old advertisement touts Stuart's Calcium Waters as a blood purifier to treat boils pimples and skin eruptions. It promises quick cleansing of the blood via the lungs and claims immediate benefits, urging readers to write for a free trial and to purchase a package priced a few cents.
A small frame house on the Mat near Butte was burned to the ground yesterday morning. Over an excited scene, Henry Popely Sand and family were burned out. Firefighters arrived as flames rushed through the building. Water plugs were established in the section. The house, recently built, was insured and valued at about $600 in damage.
A legal filing from a plaintiff named Mennett seeks a divorce from Kate Ro Bennett, alleging an unbearable home life. The couple wed in November 1903 in Butte and the suit references the defendant’s conduct during Sunday dinners at Davey’s care on West Broadway.
An unusually quiet session followed a holiday weekend with several arrests and fines. Barney Lavelle and Goldie Autier faced fines for minor offenses, while George Bren and Teas Rudolph were accused of a disturbance on South W street. The hearing for the disturbance case was postponed to Monday afternoon.
A controversial claim promotes a new remedy for pimples blackheads acne and herpes describing rapid wins with post office samples. The text alleges wide drug trade impact and immediate healing with overnight application urging readers to request free samples from a New York City laboratories address.
A Butte court criticizes graft rumors in city administration and urges that every employee personally sign and draw their own warrants. The judge calls for tighter controls on sick and personal leaves and recommends the successor to pursue full transparency to curb fraud and ensure proper city services.
The Verdon family extends thanks to neighbors and friends for kindness during their bereavement. Gratitude is also offered for numerous moral offerings and support from the community.
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