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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 23, 1910
Page
6
A fragmented adviseal piece argues the name of a store signals quality and trust. It asserts goods are guaranteed to be the best of their kind with a money back refund if they fail, emphasizing brand value over mere storefronts.
Reported late last night an incident on Washington Street near Larcover of Quartz where a woman was insulted. Officers Morrisyes and Davyer searched the area but found no clear suspect or motive as the alarm company's responders pursued the scene. A pocketbook was reportedly taken, though no solid witness account confirms the theft.
A miner trapped at the 4200 level survived after a massive collapse. Rescue workers labored for hours, delivering food and clearing debris to reach him. The body of timbers held the area, shielding him from further falls and injury.
Kirby Hoon wed Mas Hinkte in a Northwest ceremony officiated by Mayor Nevin. Attendants included Dr. and Meinickel with Hath Drila noted as witnesses. The couple, long associated with Kirby Hoon’s public work, begin married life as the mayor adjusts to new roles and plans for a shared future.
A man identified as Joe Mush faced charges after allegedly breaking glass in a West Part street storefront and fleeing. Witnesses and police described a chaotic scene with witnesses noting a glass shard injury and a tense pursuit through the city. Additional details reference local officials, a peremptory order, and a university connection, with various names and locations mentioned in a flooded, OCR-heavy report.
A stream of brief notices from Dillon details the death of Armstead, a switchman, in California, heart failure cited. the Knights of Pythias and related groups assisted funeral costs. Also noted are the Beaverhead County pioneer Fybert Hoddy’s death. local high school and farmers’ institute activities. and a railway accident near Dillon with a Reese-owned locomotive. Miss Georgetic Cullum faces foot amputation after severe illness. Miss Cullum resides with her mother in Vel erg. Thomas Scott visits Dillon. local progress and community movements are mentioned.
Butte residents hear of visitors from Boxemia and Bement while noting a mining hoard in Jefferken County. Eugene Mills, an engineer, fell on West Park Street and was rushed to the emergency hospital. Multiple local figures and guests from New York to Helena are mentioned in a lively recap of daily events and incidents.
An eccentric plea urges readers to trust a mysterious appliance and a self styled trial to prove claims. The text promises a mailed coupon and hints at evasive demonstrations while appealing to curious readers.
The article touts a drugless treatment by Dr. Metzger claiming cures for insomnia neuralgia epilepsy and many other ailments using blood analysis and cultured dead bacteria to provoke protective bodily responses. It cites endorsements in The Daily Mirror and London papers and warns against delaying treatment, asserting permanent cures for diseases including tuberculosis and Bright's disease without medicines.
J P Cosgrove reportedly suffered paralysis on the right side but improved to good health after consulting Dr Megager. The letter claims rapid recovery after four sessions and extols his drugless treatment despite a lengthy, garbled testimonial.
A garbled quotation accuses medicine of harming patients more than helping. The speaker questions the reliability of medical warnings and warns against paying for ineffective treatments. The text reflects vitriolic critique of medical practice and patient care.
A local plea alleges that a sweetheart provided police with key tips in a robbery near Mureka. Authorities chased suspects from a cremate park in FLIS county and surrounded a hiding place, with several men arrested or in custody. Rewards were offered by state and federal agencies totaling up to 1,100 for the capture and conviction of the robbers.
San Francisco January 22 1924 theater industry leaders merged the interests of major West Coast stock theaters forming an initial step toward a regional trust. The move followed a two day conference among managers outlining the plan and anticipated operational consolidations across the coast.
A new combination started in New York by Frederick Bolasen seeks to control the dramatic stock field by avoiding competition for plays and actors. Currently including San Pranches, Los Angeles, Portland, Seattle, and Spokane, it is expected to extend to Salt Lake City, Denver, Helena, and other western cities.
New York report details the murder of a wine merchant found slain in his home. Police discover no usable clues as investigators note the victim’s clothes were rifled and money hidden by the killer. Authorities say the motive remains unclear and no suspects are identified.
Judge Pol lock sentences James O Neil of the Thirteenth United Hales infantry to death by hanging on March 9 for shooting and killing his sweetheart Miss Minnis Schare ne at Fort Leavenworth on May 2 1992. Federal authorities handle the case as Kansan has never used the death penalty.
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