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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 18, 1917
Page
8
A vintage ad urges keeping Shin’s Liniment in thousands of medicine closets. It touts uniform effectiveness for pains from ameten eral to strains and aches, claiming quick relief with no drying residue. Product priced at 80 cents and $1.08, encouraging purchase and quick relief.
An old advertisement extols Pape's Diapepsin as a fast, harmless remedy for indigestion gas and upset stomachs. It claims dramatic results within five minutes, promises a money back guarantee, and urges readers to keep a dose at home for day or night use.
A dated advertisement champions Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur Compound as a modern rebuild for faded gray hair. It claims natural, even darkening after dampening a sponge or brush and applying strand by strand, with the result of a more youthful look.
An advertisement proclaims Zemo as a dependable antiseptic liquid to clear pimples eczema and skin eruptions. It claims rapid effects overnight for minor blemishes and notes safety for tender skin, with prices 25 cents and one dollar for extra large bottles from The EW hose Co Cleveland.
Burton J White filed a dramatic sworn statement against his ex wife Mabel F White alleging cruelty and illegitimate conduct. He claims she remarried quickly after divorce, endangered their two daughters, and engaged in improper relations with Ed Shinworth and John Dobson. He seeks court custody and protection for Dorothy, while Margary remains in an institution for the mentally deficient.
The Postal Telegraph company moved to condemn the right of way across the Jessie claim to lay poles and wires. J P Nolan and other owners resisted, winning in lower court and on appeal the Jessie claim was upheld. Attorney William Reyer requested permission to file a new complaint to determine compensation for the land strip spanning about 217 1 000 of an acre.
Judge W I Lippincott of Butte is congratulated on becoming a grandfather for the third time. His second grandson arrived at the Dickman home from his daughter, and another grandson is listed by a different daughter. He estimates his age between 60 and 70, joking about tradition in the legal profession.
F J O Donnell of the Montana Anti Tuberculosis Association remains in charge of Buttes free tuberculosis clinic due to ongoing demand. No drop in patient volume, with 10 to 18 examined each Wednesday and Saturday. Dr A J Lanza serves as physician. most patients are men and total cases surpass 100.
Muriel McIntyre filed notice in the district court of appeal seeking Supreme Court review of a lower court ruling in her suit against Northern Pacific for damages in her son's death caused by a yard accident. She lodged two appeals in the district court. first as mother of the boy, she was non suited, then as administratrix the court directed verdict for the defendant.
Butte health department pursued milk quality enforcement with Mrs. Martini prosecuted in police court for failing to meet 2.8 percent butter fat and 12 percent solids. Judge Whitty convicted and fined her $30. appeal noted. Milk inspector Riordan testified for the city. An inquest is set for today at Coroner Lane's office to determine cause of death of John Ht. 3, following an incident on Dec. 27.
Trouble over paying for meals brought five men into court yesterday four on a disturbance charge and one on a vagrancy charge. Torpey and Sammons fought over steaks. Torpey pleaded guilty and Sammons not guilty. judge reversed both pleas. Torpey dismissed. Sammons fined five dollars. Dorman refused to pay and fought. Dorman fined ten dollars. Zumato dismissed. Ray Martin jailed eighteen months for nonpayment after loafing at Florence hotel. additional property and estate transfers noted including large sums and multiple decrees.
The Rev J W Hawk Montana Children’s Home society in Butte took a homeless baby from Rev R G Williams Monday to place with the institution Williams says the agency has many applications from suitable families and emphasizes the mission of caring for such subjects Real estate transfers noted include Bolevar & Brown to Nellie Wright and Walter & Orton to George W Tutt with various parcels and one dollar consideration
Three youths, who confessed to stealing 21 automobiles in three months, were charged with grand larceny in Los Angeles. Police report parts stripped from cars were found at the home of 17 year old Paul, with another boy aged 16 involved.
John E. Mackey of Butte, a safety-first man at the Pennsylvania mine, has been arrested for desertion from the Second Montana and held as a prisoner at Fort Leavenworth. He allegedly fabricated a report of being killed by Mexicans, triggering a search. if convicted, he faces at least two years in a federal penitentiary.
Roy Edwards aged 38 of Willow Creek died at St James hospital from malignant edema developed after a small finger splinter removed with a penknife. The illness worsened after he traveled to Bozeman and Butte where doctors failed to save him. He leaves a sister in Port Lat a and a California trip notice references three deluxe trains for Montana citizens from Butte to California leaving Jan 24. Also funeral notice for neighbor Kate J McMullen and a Navy leadership update naming Admiral Benson as Dewey’s likely successor and head of the general staff.
A golden eagle captured in Chateau Montana on August 19 was released with a name tag. It traveled about 3,700 miles to the plains north of Bogota, Colombia, where Luis Felipe Rulda reported its death on October 29. The owner, P B Christian, planned to keep it as a pet but marked it to study its habits.
A wedding yesterday crowned the appointment of Alfred Harris as postmaster of Gilmore Idaho. The marriage of Miss Eunice Neville to Alfred Harris was solemnized at Mountain View parsonage by Rev. G D Wolfe. Attendants were Mr and Mrs William Noble of Butte. After a Montana honeymoon, the couple will reside in Gilmore.
Austin Jan 17 submission to Texas voters of a prohibition amendment was favorably reported by the house committee on constitutional amendments by an 18 to 2 vote. The resolution proposes a July 1917 election and sets March 1 1918 as the date the anti liquor measure takes effect. A patent for cutlery made of bamboo has been granted to a Japanese resident of Seattle.
A distressed mother recalls a baby’s eczema starting as a small cheek pimple that worsened into red patches and crusting. She reports relief after using Cuticura Soap and Ointment, and requests a free sample by mail.
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