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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 16, 1913
Page
2
An advertisement promotes a free trial package for a foot care remedy. It claims to ease feet ailments and pains with a unique principle, urging readers to request a trial by writing Walter Luther Dorlisn & Gu at 1s Sough Wabash avenue, Chicago.
The assembly ratified a change aimed at making government more representative, urging lawmakers to ratify the measure and move to pr oduce legislation without party-gridlock. It highlights a shift toward a more popular government, with emphasis on civil rights, industry, and national progress.
An old advertisement promotes Peruna for catarrh of the pharynx with claims it causes spitting and coughing in men. It urges morning intake of two tablespoons, a larger dose before meals, and suggests lifestyle changes. It cites Peruna/Manalin products from Columbus and urges readers to ask for a free Peruna almanac.
York Jan 1. Testimony in government suit against the moving picture trust alleges violation of anti trust laws. Biograph official Marvin says one company aimed to harmonize, not curb competition. Motion Picture Patent company demanded license fees from exhibitors, over 8 000 paid in 190, and the patents company agreed to omit services. Overcrowding feared in the film trade. Hawthorne mining stock case set for resumed trial in New York district court after Friday interruption.
The senate advanced amendments to a package governing taxation and labor disputes, curtailing committee timelines and authorizing state oversight over property assessments. Debates cited potential higher taxes and heavier burdens if assessments rise, with bills addressing public money deposits, record-keeping for the Grand Army, and compensation for some workers among others.
The committee discussed evaluating the price received by growers for wheat and the price paid by consumers for resulting products. Conner noted farmers sold wheat at 58.5 cents and faced consumer prices around 45 cents, highlighting gaps between producer prices and consumer costs.
An international promotional bluff touts the Spermatic Shield Pad as a non surgical cure for rupture problems. It claims quick, complete relief and cites demonstrations in England and Spain with agents Seeley in Chicago Philadelphia and London arranging visits in Anacondas and Routred to press.
Special sales in the embroidery department advertise bargains on hand and ready made items. Offers include trims bandings flouncings up to 18 inches at 25 cents per yard, plus embroidered patterns and linens with priced examples and new patterns.
The ad touts low prices on classic works including Daniel Defoe and Jane Austen volumes. It claims Defoe's works at 4.58 and six volume sets at 18, with regular prices shown as 250 and 4.12 respectively. The publisher’s value is emphasized as a sale incentive.
A garbled ad lists boys clothing and fur items with unclear prices and brands. It mentions new department access, sale prices for sweaters, corduroys, and wool suits, along with Albrecht fur discounts and various animal pelts. The text is a fragmented sale notice with multiple misprints and inconsistent figures.
A garbled extract lists proposed bills and topics from a state legislature session. It mentions licensing, tax questions, disease controls, rail safety, farm industry fraud prevention, property sales, and various bill introductions across multiple representatives and committees, reflecting a broad, unsettled agenda.
The minor league United States Revolver Association released results from the eleventh to fourteenth rounds. Secretary J Craithers reported undefeated clubs remain the Olympic Club of San Francisco and Manhattan Club of New York. Denver claims a new team total of 1,143 in the fourteenth round, while Portland and Denver were tied in the tenth.
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