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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 14, 1907
Page
18
Western Montana office of the Standard provides address at 130 Higgins Avenue Missoula and a brief line on telephone advertising rates. The fragment outlines local newspaper services and contact details for advertisers.
Rural telephone service planned with stock subscriptions led by A. P Williamson and J. E. Combs, with lines to Victor and Stevensville. The Farmers' State Bank of Victor to build a brick two story, 30 by 60 building with capital $25,000. County officials consider road and printing matters, Corvallis connection, graveling unfinished sections, and bridge repairs. Notables include Joseph Dent ill at home, mumps in the Marvin family, and Mrs. Appolonio returning from Missoula hospital. Copper City train now aligns with Standards delivery.
Expert authorities say the simple tablets digest food naturally and ease dyspepsia. A free trial pack is offered with a full sized option, claiming no danger and rapid relief from sour stomach, heartburn, and related symptoms. Sent to Stuart Company 70 Stusre Marshall, Mich. Fifty cent size sold by druggists everywhere FA. building.
A compact notice recounts a somber episode centered on Soothing Syrup and a figure named Roother Kind known in the tale. The piece hints at hardship and a cautionary note about the syrup’s use, framed as a reflective historical vignette about personal struggle.
Joseph Appolonio, chairman of the county commissioners, will go to Hini fit on Monday to assist the clerk of the court and county treasurer in drawing the jury venire for the next term of court. Farmers rejoice over heavy seasonal snowfall improving conditions for work and farming.
Bitter Root valley residents petition Northern Pacific Railway to alter daily departure times of the main line between Butte and Missoula. They argue current arrivals at Missoula hinder connections with passenger trains to Helena and beyond. The filing, sent to the railroad with responses awaited, focuses on making Missoula a better transfer point for travelers and freight.
Missoula date January 12 sets the schedule for Montana Rhodles Scholarship candidates. University of Montana hosts exams January 1 in Latin to English translation Greek? math and algebra or geometry. The committee reviews papers to determine eligibility and next October will see a vacancy as current holder Be. Marines completes term.
Jay reports two siblings, J T Mastin of Oakwood and David Mastin of Ford, reunited after years apart when a shabby stranger seeking shelter turned out to be their brother. A telegram confirmed the wanderer’s return to Kentucky.
Missoula notes report two accidents at Miles saw mill with injuries to Nick Aveta who fell on the tramway and was sent to Missoula hospital, and a loader accident from a wagon that proved fatal. Also mentions visits, a death of Miss Powell at Sisters Hospital and body details for transport to Ontario. Nearby items include remarks from Washington on interstate commerce and a Paris clerical meeting, plus a quip about Henpecked men from Chicago News.
The week features debates on appropriation bills in the Senate and House with focus on the district, diplomatic, and fortifications spending. Possible delay of the Brownsville inquiry if Foraker persists. Reports from Assistant Attorney General Purdy anticipated, and speeches by Spooner Mack and Stone. The House eyes subsidies and an island project, while merchant marine aid and tariff questions loom. Roosevelt and Root expected at a foreign commerce convention in Washington. a high profile murder trial set for New York next week. A Franco French church council meeting is planned for January 15 at the Chateau de la Muette in Paris.
A report notes Chinese numbers around 1800 in Liverpool pursuing ancestral worship amid religious rites. A second batch of 30 Chinese immigrants arrives by the Pardunus at Royal Albert docks, pending Immigration Board approval to join the local Chinese community.
The empress expresses offense at frequent mentions of her name in Prince von Hohenlohe’s memoirs. She criticizes indiscretion at court and criticizes those who speak to her about political secrets, while the emperor’s wrath continues to simmer.
London reports a secret syndicate claims a vast gold reef 20 miles from the city. A disclosed chairman says options on land are needed before public experts inspect the reef while only five know its exact location. Beneficiaries promise employment and gold reserves.
Mothers urged to give Vinol to frail children claiming it builds strength and rosy health. Advertisement notes Vinol uses cod liver oil elements without nauseating oil, adds tonic iron, and offers a money back guarantee if it fails. Sold by The Smith Drug Co in Seattle and by The Whro Drug Co in Butte.
Fond Du Lac Wisconsin January 18 a grand jury convened to probe alleged grafters issued a statement condemning political gossips who talk much but know little. The jurors said such chatter harms the city and should be branded as bad citizens, urging cleanliness or silence if rumors lack solid substantiation.
Detroit on January 18 reports veteran confidence man John Warren alias Dor, age about 70, arrested after detectives trailed him while he advertised a California traveling companion job to an old blind man. Warren used aliases including Potter and Carter, with prior swindles across New York, Philadelphia, Sing Sing, and Ontario. He faced multiple prosecutions and posed as a distant relative to lure victims.
A well known actress writes from calene about illness in December that left her weak and nervous. After trying Postum Co products, she credits the drink with restoring strength, improving nerves, and increasing weight. She says she carries it in hotels and praises its health benefits. Battle Creek, Mich.
Two wanderers from Idsworth Hampshire escaped with over 40 in cash and stolen goods after raiding Hiberden's farm at Maworth. They drank, slept in beds, and wore borrowed clothes while traveling via Petersfield and Aldershot. They swallowed a watch to justify their theft and were later arrested and remanded at Petersfield police cells.
Summary of social aid activity lists 158 cases investigated and 8 696 garments shoes rubbers provided to families. Groceries meat coat wood bedding furnishings sewing outfits for infants 12 children housed two girls sent to House of Good Shepherd 148 persons found employment 387 transported 82 men sawed wood at The Revalls hotel Hamilton Mont remains open all winter with noted home comforts and cuisine.
Muskegon January 1 The Kid Doo club ten Muskegon women staged a mock wedding that turned real when Miss Bucy Schengler engaged to locomotive engineer Tarry W. Simpson of Chicago. After hosting guests the bride prepared her wedding outfit. A dare led to obtaining a license and a minister, and Rev Wang of a Swedish Lutheran church conducted the ceremony with the surprised groom arriving late to a genuine wedding.
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