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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 17, 1913
Page
2
An advertisement extols Pape's Diapessin as the fastest safest remedy for indigestion sour stomach and upset digestion. It claims relief within minutes from fermenting food heartburn and gas and urges keeping a bottle at home for day or night use with wide popularity among men and women.
An advertisement recounts recoveries from consumption using Beleman’s Alterative, citing a case where a patient cured after treatments failed and a physician endorsed the product. It claims effectiveness for bronchitis throat and long troubles and urges readers to request a booklet and write for further evidence.
The commission calls for a new school law and criticizes the investigation process. It says interference and secrecy hindered the inquiry, noting obstacles faced and promising to disclose details to the public. The remarks emphasize transparency and accountability in the commission's work.
The Butta Miners union and Silver Bow Trades oppose a workmen compensation bill as read in the house and referred to labor committee. Protests from Havre and others urge withdrawal of harmful clauses for railroad employees. Speaker MacDonald assigns joint committees for investigations on freight rates and appoints members with trade ties. House debates include bills on acknowledgments, public warehouses, lobbying limits, and county office vacancies, with multiple new measures and introduced bills advancing or redirecting to committees.
The senate chaplain prayed for Democrat McDowell in recovery and acceptance as presiding officer. Sen Laighton offered a protest against the Democratic victory, while committee reports advanced judiciary matters and several senate bills including interest rates and legal definitions.
Local testimonial from John McNamara of Greenfield Ind praising Dr Kilmer’s Swamp Root after years of illness and unsuccessful medical care. Quigley the druggist reported selling the product to McNamara, notarized by Earl Sample on October 12th.
Ad copy promising a sample bottle of Swamp Root from Kilmer Co for kidney relief. Claims to convince readers, urges mention of Anaconda Daily Standard and lists regular and large bottle prices at various drug stores.
The Montana Senate discusses bill No. 23 by Duncan on chattel mortgages and faces protest from O Shea. A judiciary committee reviews amendments and reports, with new committees formed on insurance and public lands, irrigation, and taxation. Several bills are introduced or amended, including safety, elections, and railroad rate oversight, with open-season provisions for wildlife and modifications to county duties and public land administration.
A Washington hearing cites Wildherty and others arguing for liberty to acquire money and the right of individuals to concentrate wealth and power. Schiff, a New York banker, contends monetary concentration would eventually fall under its own weight without total ban, while preferring prudence to state control and warning against broad bank prohibition.
A colorful bargain spread offers neckwear up to 3.50 value at 51 each, auto veils at 1, colored velvet ribbons, envelopes, barrettes, playing cards, bedspreads, Percases, shirts and drawers, and women’s union suits with white cotton and long or short sleeves all at reduced prices. Local store showcases diverse items with significant discounts across fabrics, stationery, and accessories.
Read today's bargains as Mack cotton hose and women s stockings go on sale at reduced prices. The advert touts 22c hose for 9c with double heel and ribbed knit, plus Women s 35¢ black cotton hose at 19¢ and other winter weight stock. The shop claims quality with elastic tops and fast toe and heel, inviting shoppers to pay only 1.90.
Special purchase and sale event today featuring natural lynx cats blue lynx cats brown fox red fox black and blue wolf pointie dog natural skiink pieced Persian natural stone marten and natural muskrat with Albrecht furs branding and styling details.
A garbled dialogue discusses progress in a bank examination involving Mr Reynolds and Mr Austermyer. It mentions John Walsh of Chicago, bank deposit guarantees, and forming an examining force to prevent embarrassment and ensure orderly resolution.
Wire reports the death at sea of Mrs WF Thomn, daughter of Silent Gol William F Betora Slepburn, aboard the Tar Weneimink about 85 miles out. The cause is heart disease. This onboard maritime death follows a previous event involving the Eight Iowa drawing mid and a related committee chairman on Interstate and ferelen caimmore.
A fragmented clipping recounts rumors about President Taft facing expectations from relatives amid public duties. It mentions Phylia Wistrand and a gathering at the White House, with references to grandmothers and uncles influencing visits and the social scene surrounding Taft’s presidency.
An advertisement touts Danderine as a heavy hair grower and dandruff remover. It promises soft glossy hair in minutes and asserts it stops hair loss within weeks, urging readers to try a cloth test to see immediate results.
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