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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 21, 1916
Page
5
Thousands report kidney trouble and find relief with Dr Kilmer’s Swamp Root a kidney liver and bladder remedy. The ad appeals to those with weak kidneys urging early treatment notes widespread kidney disease and offers a book and sample via Dr Kilmer and Co Binghamton New York.
Notice of registry books for the March 20 1916 municipal election in Anaconda Montana. Books close February 18 1916 at 5 p.m. Electors may register at the county clerk court house Anaconda or before a justice of the peace or notary public. Ray Reardon ex officio county registrar.
Delegates to municipal and county officers conventions visited Butte yesterday after a 4 PM arrival. They toured Washoe copper smelters, learned each processing step, received a copper anode souvenir, and returned by special train around 6 PM. An enthusiastic good roads meeting is planned at city hall this evening.
The Anaconda case outlines Schimmins denying charges of white slavery and procuring women for a house of ill fame. Defense witnesses testified as prosecutors prepared to rest, with upcoming cases including Mike Fiogarella charged in a separate murder. The session adjourned after a judge imposed fines for prior assault cases.
Tonight’s crucial session centers on Rothniec and Gordon skippping the Granites with the old-timers seeking revenge as the next series opens on even terms. Keating skips Emerson’s squad in last night’s Consoles game, the score 16 to 10 after three rocks added to the prior handicap, while H Colling adds two more to his eight point start.
Night report says Marko Vukovich was struck by a bullet in a coffee house in the 00 block on East Park avenue. The shooter fled and was not found by police. Dr. St. Jean removed the bullet. Trecentiy Marge was hurt earlier by Tom Vukovitch and paid a $250 fine in justice court.
Readable items report on vaudeville crowds and entertainment at local venues. Notes list various local figures, visitors, and routine notices about businesses, trades, and social events filling the city’s pages.
A funeral for Jon Walker was held yesterday afternoon at the Presbyterian church led by Rev. A Cameron. A quartet sang hymns including Abide With Me My Faith Look Up to Thee and Nearer My God to Thee. Pallbearers were Frank McDonald Gordon McLean Myles Thomas Peter Layton Way Sparrow and Harold Damon. Interment followed at Hill Cemetery.
An ad urges readers to use Korein pills to lose weight by taking one after meals and before bed. It claims improved digestion, increased energy, lighter facial complexion, and a toned appearance. The message emphasizes indoor life and regular exercise, describing Korein as inexpensive and safe with oxygen-carrying blood benefits.
The dead body of James F Burks, 85, of 213 Cedar Street, found on the road to Mount Carmel cemetery by D A Kelly of 104 Hickory Street yesterday afternoon. Burke left home Tuesday night to buy medicine and had not been seen since. He was born in Pittsburg, lived in Montana, and resided in Anaconda for 23 years. He formerly worked at the smelter and recently with Jesse Millett's crew. Surviving are wife, son Harry Burke of Butte, and daughter Mea D Williaime of 414 West Park Street. Funeral set for Saturday at 8 am at St Paul’s church.
A letter from London to the Rev. Robert A. Cameron reveals how wartime censors cut large sections of a manuscript about London air raids. The text shows abrupt removals, with phrases about escaping raids and the calm of streets altered by the censor’s scissors, illustrating wartime information control.
All members are requested to meet at Mabel hall at 1:15 p.m. this afternoon to attend the funeral of Sister Gertrude Lingenfelter. EVADA FINNEGAN, Pocahontas, CLARA HARRITY, Keeper of Records, Saamaesni.
AML members of Tendot trive No 2 1 0 RUM meet at Mather hall at 1 oclock sharp to attend the funeral of Brother W T Lingen felter's late wife. SB Davidson Chief of Records Nick Sestrich Sachem.
Baxters Furniture Store at 20 W Broadway advertises exclusive Karpen upholstered and leather chairs and sofas for home use. Free delivery to homes and a range of prices from 32 50 to 77 50, showcasing living room library and den furnishings.
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