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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 15, 1913
Page
17
An old newspaper advertisement touts Pape's Head Stuffed Cold Compound as a fast remedy for grippe and cold symptoms. It promises relief from nasal congestion sore throat feverishness and headaches after doses every two hours with three doses total. Claims include pleasant taste gentle action and no adverse effects.
News from Butte reports widespread wire trouble delaying market quotations and clouds over copper stocks. Analysts, including T. S. Dee, believe prices have priced in the worst, with good producers potentially bought on weakness while legislative and regulatory shifts loom.
A card of thanks from the O'Brien family expresses gratitude for sympathy and kindness at the funeral of the late O'Brien. Also notes political and civic items including confirmation of General Wotherspoon by the Senate and a Canadian proposal to abolish certain titles and royal honors in Ottawa and Columbus discussions on racial issues.
A group including Mr and Mrs Frank Walker and friends tried to set a new Helena to Butte automobile record in the Walker car. They encountered a blizzard and deep snow near Elk Park stalling the car in a drift. After a push from others the car endured a rough crossing before continuing.
A six mile trek begins as four section men join a crew at Woodville to tow a stalled mining car. The engine fails after a mile and stops, forcing the group to tramp toward Woodville and try for Butte by train. They sleep in a cabin while late efforts to salvage the car continue. Reynolds arranges men to clear the wed-in car for shipment to Butte.
Authorities believe in California that John Dorgenson, alias Torgeson also called Claire, is the man sought in the murder of James Ailler near Vina. The man, known as Allison, was held by a U S commissioner and ordered to appear in Portland district court with bond set at 150,000.
Jam York reports Wisner and Meyers faced trial over dividend payments from Empire Mine Sierra County California. Witnesses say half percent then one percent monthly dividends were declared despite losses. Government accountant says dividends equaled over 5000 dollars, with about 700,000 shares sold for 2950 dollars. Alexander Engleman recalls Wisner’s denial when asked about Mureche Extension Gold Mining payouts.
George Washington known as the colored bishop runs Church of the First Born. Six men Olaf Collins Osterlund Abel Thompson Evans Daly were jailed after trying to ragtime a hymn during services. Washington urged the judge to release them, claiming his mission is to save souls sometimes through meals.
An old advertisement extols Danderine as a hair cleanser that cleans dust and excess oils in moments. It promises wavy, full, soft, lustrous hair and invokes vitality, strength, and abundant growth when used as directed with a bottle from drug stores or toilet counters.
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