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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 22, 1913
Page
5
An ad describing dandruff as ruinous to hair health promotes Knewton’s Danderine. It claims rapid scalp revival after first use, with hair becoming lively, wavy, and glossy, and promises a dramatic improvement in texture and fullness after a few weeks.
A crowded Akron courtroom heard a seven year pledge case involving Nancy Hanks and others. Mystifying fragments describe a vagabond charge, social tensions, and a sheriff’s warning as defendants face penalties, with a May sentencing date noted for some. Additional cases include Dayloremmer appealing a resisting charge and Ti. L. Clinton fined for sewer work failures.
A Methodist educational banquet will be held at the Mount Faith church in Butte this evening at 7 and run to 10. Dev Nicholson will attend with other church delegates, with notable figures including Dr. Bavard from the University of Helena and District Superintendents Mills and Smith among guests. Speeches will cover education, especially the Western Institution at Helena.
A garbled ad fragment mentions a January shirt sale with deep discounts on various shirt types. It also notes upcoming services at St Sonn egal]ehuren with Archdeacon Louker taking charge and a bishop’s planned eulogy for the late rector Allan XK. Smith on the Sunday before Easter. A fire in a downtown business building caused $269,000 in property loss.
Mary Clymo of Center Vil l resumes role as administratrix after dispute over estate assets. Widow later resigns, alleging sale and assignment of all interests to herself. Court filings reveal valued estate around 24 000 dollars with liens from James A Murray and 3 404 due on shipment to Major company.
A fragmented newspaper fragment recalls a Busy Corner tale about Lovele block pioneer days and a balloon incident near Fritelayd Harrison. The account notes missing details and a balloon event that drew attention along a narrow alley, mentioning store settings and local stake lines as part of the scene.
Fragmentary text describes crafting wedding rings from inherited pieces. References Mayer, a person linked to a lyric and a street address, but details are unclear. The piece hints at tradition and personal history shaping ring design.
A garbled yet lively notice promises a night at the Empire Theater with meals drinks and a full program. It hints at songs, dance, and a featured host, inviting patrons to enjoy entertainment and social gaiety during the event.
Attendees from the streetcar union and local community gathered yesterday in a hedys and other fefends to mourn the pioneer. Though several named figures were absent, members offered sympathy and paid respects to the late worker, with a simple ceremony reported by the casual notes of the day.
Fragmented notice lists several people and a funeral arranged for a Thursday afternoon at one o clock sharp at MacMasters, Ty wnitor at ALTA PRESTON. The text mentions officers, members, and a Secretary Sveretiry, with garbled names and locations.
A shopper notes purchases of several fine sample streets all wool and first class winter weight. Prices listed include Una at 17.40 dollars while other merchants offer similar Chet cay Fn items.
The feature at the American Theater showcases Western pioneer Jad in a lively display. A staged program includes “Handsome Jk” and the major film sequence “The Hall Breed Seant.” The production boasts a grand lineup with noted entertainers and a focus on dramatic entertainment amid a traveling westward tour.
A legal filing details a mortgage foreclosure dispute involving Freq Lodge, Me and Me urging $340 and 2 percent monthly action. The complaint cites repeated actions over ownership, listing Lohse and Tole as involved parties with claims affecting property transfer. The document notes an attorney’s involvement and alleged misnaming of a party on a deed to create a claim.
An old ad touts Casearets to ease sour stomach bloating and nausea. It promises rapid relief by removing sour undigested food and excess bile, claiming improved digestion and regular bowels for months. The copy targets families with a gentle cleansing message.
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