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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 19, 1917
Page
3
A mother suffers kidney trouble with lameness back pain and dizzy spells that slow daily tasks. The ad touts Dean's Kidney Pills as giving new life to thousands of women and urges trying a box if kidneys are weak.
Mrs Mallory of Butte Montana testifies to kidney complaint back pain rheumatic aches and headaches with dizziness and black spots then credits Dean's Kidney Pills with quick relief and lasting improvement. The statement appears as a testimonial from a patient in Copper region.
Wan speculations grow as art dealer Baker remains at large. Spokane artist Tassetti says two pictures Venice and Landscape loaned for a Butte exhibit were never returned, while nine other canvases were returned. Russell and others report missing works and unforwarded payments. Baker travels between Great Falls and Butte, eluding police as detectives seek him.
London January 18 10 43 am Petograd dispatch to Reuters reports M A Helineff appointed minister of war replacing General Chouvaleff who joins the council of empire. Helineff formerly served as assistant minister of War and chief of the general staff.
Judge Word of Helena is weighing the settlement of the final count of A. J. Davis as special administrator of the estate of Rachael Williams after a drawn out dispute. The will favoring Davis was overturned. Dorothy Williams, granddaughter, urged as rightful heir. Sibyl Scott named administratrix. Davis held property, including $50,000 in First National Bank. objections include interest for nine years in dispute. A decision is expected soon in Butte.
First Baptist of Charles A. Cook pastor leads Sunday services. At 11 a.m. stirring world events topics on the war. Evening sermon at 7:40 p.m. Bible school at 12:80 with Baraca class for men led by the pastor. P. U. 6:80 p.m. topic in progress.
At the Empress this week Sutan's songbirds and five other big acts draw attention. The show is complete in every detail and well worth seeing with Roguish Rovetta's songs and humor. The bill runs through Saturday night, with a brand-new bill inaugurated at the matinee Sunday afternoon.
Washington January 18 President Wilson sent to the senate naval promotions created by congress and carrying rear admiral ranks Assistant Surgeon Cary Grayson named medical director Medical Inspector William Brafsted named medical director Naval Constructor David W Taylor named naval constructor inspector Paymaster General Samuel Meg Gowan named pay director F R Hariig named civil engineer Lieut Col George C Squier of the army signal corps nominated as chief signal officer with rank of brigadier general
Dr Roesike, president of the German Farmers Union, told an Amsterdam Reuters dispatch to the Schleswis Holstein union that God has signaled Britain must be fed. He warned that if wheat ships from Australia and India reach Britain, God may withhold another chance, saying the hand stretched out to Germany must be seized.
Salt Lake City is without municipal water as reservoirs are drained for fire lighting and mountain streams supplying the reservoirs are frozen. Dams of three high altitude lakes at 8500 feet with 30 feet of snow remain, while temperatures drop to 40 degrees below zero. Water shortage and coal scarcity cause suffering. mayor issues proclamation warning arrests for water wastage.
London January 18 The India office announces the government will issue a war loan in India of unlimited amount. The entire proceeds will be handed to the British government for war purposes.
Washington January 18 War department orders appoint Gen Joseph E Kuhn president of the war college and assistant to Maj Gen Scott chief of staff He returns from Germany after serving as military observer and attache The promotion enables fuller use of European war zone information by the college and the general staff Protests against suffrage pickets at the White House were voiced in the House by Rep Person Ohio saying the picketing insults the presidency and is not supported by most suffragists even in Ohio
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