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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 23, 1913
Page
2
A vintage advertisement touts a free trial package for Viz foot bath powder claiming instant relief for tired feet. It promises corn softening and pain relief, urging readers to buy a 23 cent box at local drugstores or mail order from Chicago.
Hartman argues that many so called dyspepsia and constipation are stomach catarrh. He credits Pe-ru-na with recovering more patients than any other remedy and warns against improper diet or habits. Peruna, Miura-Yin and Ta-ca-ta are advertised as sold by the Peruna company in Columbus Ohio with free samples offered at drug stores.
Hyomel claims to cure catarrh and related respiratory issues with a germ destroying air product. The ad touts a $1 complete outlet and later bottles, offering a booklet and simple instructions, with orders filled prepaid by Hyomel's company and partner firms in multiple locations.
Special Dispatch to the Standard Bozeman January 2 President J M Matti of Grinnell College Iowa and his wife are the guests of Professor Main and Mrs Forewer with former Grinnell students in Bozeman A special assembly was held this morning where President Matti gave a short address stressing college education, strength of purpose and the consolidations of schools He touched on German institutions and warned against merging colleges and universities They are on their way back from a trip to the East.
Nora Blair, aged 16, travels with her father to the county seat on horseback in January to take the required examination for schooling. She earns a diploma upon return and plans to attend the county school in Sweet Grass. The journey reflects dedication to education despite harsh January weather and strong winds.
Special dispatch from the Standard notes a purchase by Flying D ranch partners Koxeman, Olan, Charles Tu and Jarry W. Child in Minnesota and Iowa. Purchases include cattle from Geneus Browndale Northory Nerd of Milmenpols and stock from Mus firm in Lurnetad, with Harnhirk and Arthur Zils lers also involved.
Special Dispatch to the Standard reports county assessor Herbert Nicholson critically ill at home, with throat illness and suspected poisoning. doctors attend as anxious vigil surrounds him in Victoria, Tirithsi Columbia, while relatives in the area await updates.
Special Dispatch to the Billings Gazette reports the Eastern Montana Pioneers planning their annual banquet in Billings on February 1. Invitations will go to members across nearly all counties of eastern Montana. the program includes talks by early settler women and a fashionable dinner. The group has about 10 members with long Montana residencies.
Special dispatch from Billings notes attention drawn to yesterday and today by the traction engine and plows awarded to Nash and Bridgeman of Ilycole Park for the best yield of wheat at the Northwestern Development Jengué hosted show. Chamber of commerce members viewed the outlet and plan publicity uses.
Special Dispatch reports Mr and Mrs Thealore Olson moved into a new 10 acre country home two miles from Big Timber near the Yellowstone river. The large modern house sits on a bluff above the creek with plans to plant shrubs and flowers and create a playground for children.
A consignments of daven shell oysters from the James River, Bent by Mr Hefyer of Virginia, arrived here yesterday by parcel post for J. W. Yoffner. Postage paid in full.
The Wanderer notes Butte's growth toward the mountains and speculation on a proposed experimental form. He mentions winter arts programs, skating rinks, and attractions. discusses housing rents rising to 36 or 40 dollars monthly, with landlords resisting price pushes. He observes busy freight warehousing, trucked goods, and commerce asserting Butte as a strong commercial hub in Montana while noting ongoing demand for housing.
An old advertisement claims a diabetes cure using Warner's Safe Diabetes Remedy and other Warner products. It describes symptoms of diabetes and asserts that proper nutrition plus the remedy restore blood strength and health. The message includes a testimonial from Alvin T Marton Idaho and lists druggists selling the remedy, with offers for a free sample.
A fragmented report describes millinery sales, theater crowds, and street disturbances on Main Street. It notes a dramatic runaway wagon near Miners' Union hall, with bystanders watching and no injuries, and mentions ongoing infrastructure work for a new Main Street system.
A fragmented obituary like note describes a man waking to a dream that echoed his wife’s affair. The garbled text references a wife, divorce, and implied infidelity revealed in records. The piece hints at personal betrayal and legal consequences.
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