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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 06, 1916
Page
8
An old style drug advertisement touts Dr Edwards Olive Tablets as a gentle bowel and liver purifying remedy for bad breath. It claims plant based ingredients, olive oil mix, and a long seven year study with patients suffering bowel and liver complaints.
Preparations are under way for a mass meeting Saturday at the Auditorium to welcome R. V. Vickrey who will organize the campaign in Butte for a laymen's movement convention to be held there and in seven other western cities. Speakers include Rev. Clifford Cress and Archd Deacon Hooker with Rev. Dr. Fred R. Sheets a West Coast placeholder. changes shift expected West. Delegations will be sent from Anaconda, Dillon, Bozeman, Whitehall, Great Falls, and other towns.
T D Hale of Nogales Arizona predicts a new Mexican uprising led by General Obregon with support from Villa loyalists to challenge Carranza before 1917. He describes Obregon as tempered and persuasive, noting American border troops aim to protect life and property amid shifting loyalties on the border.
Q and A on Luther Mecarty Moran and Coffee boxing history. Moran beat Mecarty in New York April 30 1913 in 10 rounds no decision. Coffee not fought. A query on a Belgian treaty finds no specific treaty. entente powers pledged Belgian neutrality. A question about an Indian sling cradle has no fixed name. a sling is common. About journalism training, lectures vary. some say one lecture may suffice if experts share all they know. Montana voters face statewide prohibition tax and constitutional amendments on equalization and religious charity property exemptions. Supreme Court members listed. White McKenna Hughes and others named. Butte high school football with Gonzaga never occurred.
A. H. Heilbronner becomes district deputy for the American Association of Traveling Passenger Agents with W. D. Wood of St. Louis as deputy for Montana. His duties include growing membership and boosting attendance at the annual Philadelphia meeting. Doran's Maddix denies grand larceny claims by Mrs. Snyder over $0 on Nov. 3. Dana allegedly robbed Simon Martin of $85 on Dec. 4. Hearings set for Friday. George Perce and Margaret Morrin wed by Rev. John H. Mitchell at Grace Methodist Episcopal Church. Afterward, they dined at the Crosby home.
Hesse Ferns applies for a probate claim on the estate of the late John Ferns. She lists the probable value at 4000 dollars with 3396 dollars due as a judgment plus interest against the Knights and Ladies of Security for life insurance on the decedent's brother.
Fred Langan a sheepherder longed for bright lights after months on the lane and set out for Butte. Palmer, arrested, is accused of taking money. A special 44 car train carried 44 000 cases of canned salmon from Seattle to Chicago in record time, the largest single salmon shipment ever, to be distributed across the east.
London reports 500 to 600 Swedish ships were sent to Swinemunde under German prize court charge. They faced delays of at least 48 hours since Swinemunde examinations began last year, cited by the British foreign office to illustrate Germany’s conduct on seas freedom.
New York January 5 Frederick T Thompson a self described banker and promoter of Atlantic City was arrested on grand larceny charges and jailed in the Tombs in 50 000 bail. District attorney says evidence may clear up several gambling swindles reported locally and in other cities where victims were lured to upscale clubrooms and robbed of thousands by a luxe dress clique.
Advises mothers and daughters to use Scott's Emulsion to build richer blood and reduce nervousness. Claims nourishment, not drugs, improves vitality with a nutty flavor and warns against frequent drug-store notices. Promotes one month course for noticeable betterment.
In Butte, Montana rancher Ed Booth discusses shifting from politics to earning money from winter wheat and barley. He notes oil development in Fallon County Baker, saying he has no stock to sell and plans to return with a story. He also remarks that accidents cause far less destitution than sickness.
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