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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 07, 1913
Page
9
RF D of Lake View Washington suffered months of scalp disease causing severe itching and mass hair loss. After using Cute ura Soap and Ointment as directed, her scalp healed and hair loss ceased, restoring her hair’s growth and comfort.
In Torrington Wye a mother details a ten day old baby breaking out with blotches and white heads. After using Cutburn Rosp and Ointment the rash faded and the skin healed. The letter from Mrs Grover Nell dated Nov 19 1912 notes the product’s quick relief and softness of skin. An advertisement from Boston promotes Cu evra Soap for skin care.
Endorsed as fast relief for indigestion gastritis and stomach troubles. The ad claims Diapepsin neutralizes excess acid relieves discomfort quickly and safely and urges readers to keep a bottle in the home for meals that upset the stomach.
Supreme Court of the United States curtly rejects the railroad merger dissolution scheme proposed by Union Pacific and opposed by the Attorney General. The decision avoids dissolving the union and signals that stockholders alone cannot control cross holdings. district court to enforce dissolution decree remains. Court notes stockholder power cannot override antitrust aims. case proceeds to Utah district court for further action.
Leavenworth Kan Jan 6 Thirty two of the 83 labor leaders convicted in the dynamite sabotage case signed applications today for release on supersedence bonds. J E McClory secretary of the International Iron Workers Union filed the papers in person. Most applications were mailed from Leavenworth by friends who expect to raise the necessary funds. Herbert Hockin had not prepared an application. McClory said Hockin asked for an audience and may appeal. He predicted it would take about three weeks for all releases to occur.
A fragmented list indicates Wein's Clearing Sale with numerous names and cities including Helena Essex Lewistown Anaconda Bozeman Butte Great Falls Livingston Miles City Deer Lodge Whitehall Winston Pony and others. The notice reads like a buyers gathering or participant roster attached to the sale.
County officials inspect the women’s ward and pledge urgent action. Six prisoners huddled on two beds, cold winds through crevices, leaking water, and faulty sanitation cited. Officials consider moving inmates to the new jail once bond issue fixtures are installed.
The Ansonia presents The Adventures of the Counterfeit Bills with Maurice Costello as Lambert Chase the famed detective. Florence Lawrence stars in The God Within a problem play. Also on the bill The Dance at Silver How Gulch with Giant quartet Remare and Ri-Tay. Last night to see the current program.
Special Dispatch reports Miss Ruby Jones, a Winnett Montana schoolteacher, died by her own hand at Warrensburg Missouri after a nervous breakdown. She had taught at Winnett for months, attended a teachers institute in Lewistown, and suffered from hereditary insanity. She briefly returned to Winnett to teach after leaving Lewistown and Harlowton, with letters indicating awareness of her danger. Six hundred mufflers advertised at 25 cents each in Hennessy store are also noted.
The official thermometer dropped to 18 degrees below zero in Butte, the coldest in three years, with many areas at 25 below and Columbia Gardens at 27 below at 6 am. By 1 pm the reading rose to 3 above zero as fair weather and rising temperatures were forecast. A harsh stretch for plumbers and coal dealers ended with last year’s record, and transport trains ran late. The funeral of Michael F. Welsh will be held Tuesday at 9:30 am from his residence to St. Patrick's Church with high mass at 10. Interment at Holy Cross cemetery.
Seven year old Le May of North Montana street was struck by a fall of ground at the Diamond mine yesterday morning. His right foot was crushed and right shoulder injured. He is hospitalized at St James hospital. A local merchant reports a sale offering hundreds of men’s mufflers in various colors at low prices today.
Helena January 6 1912 Governor Norris accepted a silver watch from state officials led by C A Whippie praising Stewart for steadfast leadership and loyalty to Montana The inauguration day ended with a capitol reception hosted by the incoming officials and city leaders at Helena Montana
The article chronicles an extreme cold spell sweeping from New Mexico to Wyoming, freezing temperatures from near zero to 88 below in places, halting trade and livestock, shutting El Paso races, and causing widespread disruption. Denver and Colorado endure 19 to 20 degrees below zero, while storms cripple trolley systems and plow through Roswell and Santa Fe areas.
A verbose vintage ad touts Syrup of Figs and Senna as a cleansing tonic. It promises relief from headaches, constipation, bloating, and bad breath, claiming benefits for complexion and energy. The copy urges readers to ask their druggist for the genuine product by a named company.
Readable fragments report five inches of snow on the ground and a clear sky. Temperature expectations point to a cold night with slight moderation but overall continued freezing conditions. Nearby observers note the brisk air and potential for further subfreezing temperatures.
Comitions: soiena Jans-nonvana cop the three Ways have seized the grip of the first winter storm. Cold weather blankets the state with temperatures from zero to 20 below, colder east of the Rocky Mountains while the west sees similar severe chill.
The cold snap sets the mark as the coldest in 25 years with readings near zero in parts of the West and Phoenix reporting the coldest night in its history at 11 degrees, eight above on streets, with frost and frozen lakes noted in several regions.
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