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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 22, 1913
Page
16
A vintage ad touts Papa's Cold Compound as a fast cure for colds and grippe with no quinine. It promises relief for head congestion fever sneezing sore throat and rheumatic symptoms when doses are taken every two hours until three consecutive doses are reached. The note insists the formula is safe to use with daily duties and tastes pleasant.
A cautious rally emerged as buyers outpaced sellers in New York and Boston. Rumors and policy news from Washington influenced sentiment while technicals showed improvement, with higher prices on moderate volume and cautious buying seen in several markets.
The notice advertises men’s suits valued at 25 dollars for 15 dollars with a free extra pair of trousers. Limited to two waits left for the special purchase of garments offered by Houchers at 29 West Park Street.
The Wanderer reflects on Butte's growing rail infrastructure with two new stations planned including a quarter‑million dollar Milwaukee project, and recalls a famous ghost sighting near the old Cow Trail mine. The piece mixes urban development, a historic streetcar era, and a bygone band concert memory in a single window on Butte’s changing landscape.
Boston January second reports a revival in the Orton wool market with steady valuations. Domestic quotes reflect mixed demand across grades, including California and Oregon staples, while New York telegrams note reduced grain supplies east of the Rockies and Canada, signaling tightened markets.
Cattle market in Portland features steers averaging 230 to 008 dollars, medium and good cows around 60 to 86 dollars, high calves up to 309 dollars, and bulls near 105. Hogs receipts 200 with light sales around 1.28 and up to 80, heavy to 806 dollars. Sheep receipts 190 with wearers and ewes firm in price.
Probate trial over Rachel Williams will proceeds in Butte with witnesses testifying that the granddaughter Dorothy Alice Williams may be the main beneficiary while executors and guardians challenge the deed amid claims of influence. Judge Poindexter hears deposition from Frank Norbeck and testimony from Warren Bat yrook and W F Scott as the case advances toward possible extended hearings.
A reader quiz outlines gold values at 19 dollars per ounce for clean dust and nuggets. It recalls a single city suit against former city treasurer Goodwin, settled in district court in his favor. It notes historic rail fares, 1806 exploration routes, Symons fire date, tuberculosis facility charges, angle of repose at about 12 degrees, and Volga river length versus the Yukon.
A well dressed man can complete his look with button boots and Mc Donald's in Butte offers some of the dressiest styles. Prices match other boots, making them an appealing final touch for any tasteful outfit.
The dialogue asks if guardians may place a disobedient minor under federal custody. the answer: such guardianship falls outside federal authority, and if the child is uncontrollable, the district court may place the child in a state institution. It lists Silver Bow county officers and Montana state officers, and notes that either insane asylum or asylum for the insane are acceptable though “insane asylum” is common usage.
Special Dispatch to the Standard reports John Pritchard died suddenly at his Bozeman Montana home on January 20 or 21. Born in Merthyr Tydfil Wales he came to the United States in 1854 after singing with Mountain Ashenor in Wales. He lived in Aldergulch and the Gallatin valley before settling in Bozeman and is survived by eight daughters. Funeral arrangements await word from absent daughters.
Washington January 21 the War Department will set up a key arms training school at the old Infantry post Fort Sill Oxia. Col SW Miller formerly in charge of the muskity school at Monterey California has been relieved of duty and ordered to Fort Sill to organize and command the new school.
The Murphy family expresses gratitude to friends and neighbors for kindness during the sickness and after the death of beloved brother Patrick Murphy. They also thank the Woodmen for the Rowers. Maggie and Mary Murphy.
The St Louis report notes wool markets steady with medium grades for combing and clothing and advances to 18 to 19 cents for best long wool types amid light bidding. Trade remains cautious as buyers weigh demand and price levels.
The notice extols checking accounts highlighting budgeting help, traceable records, and the safety of not carrying cash. It notes the ease of payments, acceptance everywhere, and the comfort of writing and signing checks. It invites readers to open an account, promising four percent on savings and urging reading the booklet.
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