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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 17, 1915
Page
6
People suffer tightness and chest pressure with nausea and cold sweat. Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets are advertised to aid digestion, improve appetite, and promote better sleep, claiming immediate relief and permanent cure with no side effects. A mail‑order coupon offers a free sample.
An old advertisement touts TIZ for tired, aching feet with claims to ease corns blisters and swelling. It promises lasting comfort, tingling joy, and even a year of foot relief for 25 cents, urging readers to buy at drugstores or department stores.
A newspaper advertisement touts Wyeths Sage and Sulphur Compound to darken gray hair naturally. It claims minimal shedding, dandruff relief, and glossy, luxurious results after a few applications, with ready-to-use tonic available at drug stores.
Western Montana National Bank announces Wiss Pretigent as president and Cashier hPostrony in a sudden leadership reshuffle. The new appointees bring decades of banking experience to the role as the institution seeks stability and growth.
Attorney Joseph P. Wilk of the Butte Symphony Orchestra exemplifies the group’s makeup. Born in Bohemia and educated in America he funded his studies through music. As a student at the University of Illinois he led the opera house orchestra and directed local ensembles while practicing law in Pittsburgh and Allegheny.
Coroner evidence links 40 year old Mrs. Katie Bills to a fatal beating found in a basement room at 618 East Galena street. Authorities filed murder charges if suspects are captured. two brothers, Tom and Will Reese, held as material witnesses after detectives traced a Friday assault amid reports of screaming and disturbances.
Charles Lebanon also known as Hil and Mak, 422 East Broadway, died after a skull operation sequence at an emergency hospital. Police say injuries may have been from a blunt instrument, while medical testimony contradicts officers. An inquest is planned for tomorrow afternoon. Lebanon was 34 and a native of Finland with a brother in Finland.
Funeral services for Mrs. Cornelis Dougherty known as John L will be held at Richards undertaking Tooms this afternoon at 2 o'clock. Once a familiar figure around police court she reformed from morphine, helped others escape addiction, and was called queen of the dope colony. She came to Butte twenty years ago and lived near the Oxford hotel, aiding drug users until her death. Also noted was a separate report of George H. Ivor, 51, of 608 East Mercury street, injured by a mine landslip with a compound fracture to his right leg from a fall at Silver Bow mine yesterday.
Next Tuesday marks the anniversary of Paul Clark's birth observed by residents of the Paul Clark home. Children host guests and guide visitors from 3 to 5:30 PM, with Mrs Clinton H. Moore leading arrangements and inviting public attendance. George Osmerson, Great Northern GM, toured the system briefly yesterday with senior officials.
Peter Valliton executor of the late Peter Valiton of Deer Lodge filed suit against Emile Paquette administrator of the late Marchesseau estate to secure a recounting of affairs from May 1 1867 to June 16 1873. Valliton claims equal partnership in Beaver Track Mutte and other ventures and alleges no prior settlement or accounting. He notes balances of 16087 85 for Marchisseau and 9008 50 for Valiton with 162 92 on hand and says Paquette refused payment of 2628 60. An accounting is needed to determine amounts due the Valiton estate.
Burglars planned to rob the PH Green store at 201 East Iraniee Street yesterday morning. They cut large openings with a diamond cutter but fled after the window broke with a crash. They had secured an armful before fleeing.
Fragmentary note refers to a storefront display with cans of coffee and a front window, identifying the shop as the old P. 8 Harrington location. Limited readable details imply a historical storefront description rather than a full event report.
The Rev. R. E. Barry of the South Side Methodist Episcopal church will lead revival meetings starting in March. Evangelist M. A. Cassidy of Oklahoma will exhort, with a prominent soloist to be secured. the goal is to increase church membership in Butte.
Lloyd Corson was yesterday re elected librarian of the law library at the county building a position she has occupied for two years. She got the votes of Chairman Mecrade and Commissioner Stromme Annie Ryan received the vote of Commissioner Simonson There were many more applicants for the place The present incumbent has filled the position with satisfaction to those who have business in the library and had the indorsement of the judges of the court.
The navy marks a ceremonial christening as the inventor and builder's submarine receives a sponsor, his grandniece, described as a close kin and notable attendee. The event highlights years of naval marine achievement and the vessel's expected role in service.
An old advertisement touts Knowlton's Dandeline a 25 cent bottle that cleanses hair and dissolves dandruff. It claims to make hair wavy fluffy and abundant while stimulating the scalp, strengthening roots and promoting growth when applied with a cloth to small strands.
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