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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 23, 1913
Page
9
A vintage advertisement touts TIZ foot bath for tired feet with claims of swelling reduction and bunion diminishing effects. It promotes a 25 cent box and free trial by Walter Luther Dodge & Co. at 1253 South Wabash Avenue, Chicago, urging immediate purchase.
Dr Sartman emphasizes that many dyspepsia, rheumatism, and constipation cases are really catarrh of the stomach. He notes Peruna as a common remedy and urges prudent diet and habits. The ad promotes Peruna, Manalin, and Lacups from the Peruna Company in Columbus Ohio, with a free 1913 almanac offer.
An advertisement claims HYOMEI cures catarrh without visits to distant eucalyptus forests. It markets HYOMET units for $1 with 30 cent refills, offering a vapor treatment kit and instructions. The Smith Drug Company of Anaconda and Paxson Rockefeller Co advertise the product.
President J. H. T. Main of Grinnell College Iowa and his wife visit Bozeman for a Grinnell alumni gathering. Attendees include attorney EB Howell and J J Templeman of Butte. Main urges education with resolve, notes Germany’s system and cautions against excessive school consolidation. The pair depart tonight en route home from a coast trip.
Nora Blair a 16 year old from Ig Coulee near Gibson rode 28 miles on January 18 to take an eighth grade exam and earned a high school diploma. She returned home by horse the next day in harsh January weather and will live with Mrs. O Leary while attending Sweet Grass county high school.
Special Dispatch to the Standard Bozeman Jan 22 Charles An ceny returns from visits to Iowa and Minnesota with purchases for the Flying D ranch in Gallatin County. The Browndate Shorthorn herd from Minneapolis leads the acquisitions, with stock also bought from Besser Bros Harper Iowa LW Barbert Keswick Arthur Ziller Cooper Iowa. Purchases aim to improve high grade cattle and horses for the Bozeman region farmers.
Billings area readies for the Eastern Montana Pioneers annual banquet on February 1 with invitations going to counties across the eastern state. About 150 members, many Montana residents for six decades, will hear talks by early Montana arrivals and enjoy an old-fashioned dinner. Big Timber pair moves to a new Yellowstone River front home a mile from town.
Big Timber January 22 Doctors and a trained nurse attend Herbert Nicholson mother Mrs Nicholson of Victoria expected tonight. Nicholson a local teacher and longtime resident is in severe illness with blood poisoning. Brother Charles and his family stay by him as concern grows.
Parlements exit match to the Standard notes Nash and Bridgeman of Lyde Park won best five bushels of wheat at the Northwestern Development League land products exhibition. Chamber of commerce gathered views for publicity while Lewistown reports a notable parcel post arrival of James River oysters sent from Virginia by J W Heffner's father.
The Wanderer notes Butte’s expansion toward the Highland mountains and imagines the old Bell smelter site becoming a central park. He observes high rents, housing shortages, and a busy commercial scene with warehouses loading goods uptown. He also mentions Canadian winter sports influence and the city’s dull January lull.
A historical nod to diabetes as a nutrition disease of the blood with symptoms like excessive urination and a sweet body odor. The letter by Reverend Alvin Morton from Sand Point, Idaho, touts Warner's Safe Diabetes Remedy as restoring nutrition and strength, claiming personal recovery after being advised to try the product.
In Butte onlookers report sparse crowds at an evening film, with patrons noting a waning interest as Easter approaches. Iron street lights begin installation on Main Street, while sensational runaways of moving houses and wagons captivate residents. Rev. W. W. Van Oradel arrives and gains praise for decades of work, and Chicago reports Jack Johnson’s bond related to a United States smuggling case with England.
Charles Grereal seeks an annulment of seven year marriage claiming a vivid dream foretold his wife’s unfaithfulness. He testified the Paris records show his wife was married there in 1800 to Victor Counant, challenging the marriage’s validity. The case was undefended as Justice Hrlinger reserved decision. A separate dispatch notes a Senate committee favoring a bill on homestead proofs after land surveys.
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