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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 06, 1915
Page
9
An advertisement touts Pape's Cold Compound as a fast cure for a cold. It claims two hour dosing, rapid relief of nasal congestion headache sore throat and sneezing and says the 25 cent remedy opens passages and ends grippe misery without inconvenience.
The orthodox Servian church welcomes Rev. Marko Komnenovich as Father Prof Tilda Kapich departs for the war. Archbishop Paton blessed him and he arrived with his bride, who married in Serbia, to be stationed at the Servian church on South Tafo street. Also noted are library purchases valued at 518.50 and joint officer installation at Hibernia hall.
The long battle near Woodville features C K Kinman defending his claimed land against Scalabrin who seeks a homestead title. Helena referee Charles Little oversees a hearing with about 20 witnesses as Coreys finds no ore, leaving mineral development uncertain. The case centers on two lode claims Stormy North and Nex, tied to mining versus agricultural use.
Testimony in Judge Lynch's court described how alcohol use among workers and a shift boss affected safety at the Butte Hallaklava mine. Witness Lazar Mitich testified that a worker known as Rat had been drinking for months, while Aleck Raich saw Draskovich drink in a ranch shed. Damages claims and a dentist dispute were resolved, with judges noting teeth become part of the body. The case against Northern Pacific was dismissed by stipulation as Thatcher settled for less, and state bank receivers pursued remaining creditor claims with securities to be released.
A Treasury ruling clears marriage licenses from a ten cent revenue stamp requirement. The Dec 17 decision states that licenses or certificates issued under state, county, or municipal authority are not subject to the stamp tax. The text clarifies the scope excludes licenses for occupations and business acts, and notes other license types fall under the tax.
August Helmbach aged 77 died January 2 at his daughter’s home in Payette Idaho. Born in Germany he lived in Montana since 1886 and later resided with his daughter in Tahoe. Former master mechanic of the Butte Boston and Montana Mining Co and the Boston Montana Mining Co. Survived by wife and three sons James August and George. Body to be moved from Sherman Reed's to Butte for funeral arrangements to be announced. wife and son must were at bedside.
The county commissioners yesterday reappointed Miss Lottie Smith to the position of present ownership clerk, a post she has held for two years, with praise for her work. They also appointed a constable in Joans court, per report from County Treasurer Sheehan showing December receipts and bank balances for Silver How Started.
In Judge Lynch court Monday morning Attorney Geegan moved to appoint another district judge to hear the case of the Western Federation of Miners and others against Martin Seahill president of Hutte Miners union No 1. Patrick ONeill signed the affidavit disqualifying Judge Lynch. Plaintiffs state they do not seek to disqualify any judge and are willing to proceed with the district’s judges.
The advertisement promises a practical test of Stuart's Dyspepsia tablets now sold by druggists at 50 cents a box. A coupon offers a free sample by mail when sent today.
A fragmented notice notes a free trial coupon from AL STUART COMPANY. It mentions a package of Stuart's tablets and a street reference, likely New Street, with unclear details on eligibility or return. The readable elements point to a promotional or commercial notice rather than a full article.
Earl Symons, 24 year old cashier for the American Express company in Butte, has been missing since Saturday evening. Friends and his employer, Campbell, can offer no reason for his disappearance as efforts to locate him continue. Symons, formerly of Pocatello, visited Butte a few weeks ago and his mother and brother fear news of his absence will distress his mother.
Preparations to carry on the first unit of the Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul Futrand electrification between Three Forks and Deer Lodge are underway after a restart in recent weeks. Poles have been set on the feeder to Eustace and a substation will feed sections toward Harlow, marking progress toward about eighteen miles of electrified line. The Great Falls Terminal electrification is also nearing completion.
The Chamber of Commerce will hear the year’s report next Monday evening, prepared by Secretary Aust. The fiscal year ended with notable accomplishments and addressed heavier problems, with members urged to attend. A general sense of cautious optimism pervades the region as extreme winter conditions persist across the Great Lakes area.
Astrological reads forecast prosperity in Europe through American enterprise this year. Youths studying in colleges may travel to pursue life work. Some signs point to gains for stock raisers and favorable opportunities through resourcefulness and enterprise. The czar faces troubles and bereavement while births under Capricorn bring prosperity and health.
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