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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 24, 1913
Page
16
Many people suffer ongoing illness without discovering the cause. The text urges eye tests, noting the optical nerve’s sensitivity to the system and suggesting that slight visual defects can cause widespread discomfort. It claims registered optometrists handle all eye work and that glasses costs are low.
The market paused with small moves and a waiting mood as professionals limited trading. Reports cite anticipated Supreme Court action on the Minnesota rate case next week and muted gains in American Can issues while St Paul stock declines on dividend hesitation. Copper and other metals show modest strength, with cautious sentiment across exchanges and calls for measured financial action amid political uncertainty.
A long list of Q A items covers topics from U S city population gains to the Amazon river length, U S census numbers, Will County Joliet seat, civil service for fourth class postmasters, Montana train travel, early Montana beet factories, water power estimates, Lillian Russell alias Helen Leonard, Druid religion and myths, Drui ideas, and Rhode Island ratification vote.
In the Clarence Darrow trial juror John Parley 70s was examined by physicians after his sitting was challenged. Sworn as a permanent juror, he reserved the right to removal if his health affected dependability. No court session today as the venire was exhausted.
New Zealand Premier Masses emphasizes New Zealand stand for British fleet in the Pacific under Imperial control. He cites Admiral Sir F King-Hall and a sequence of dominions aligned with the Pacific defense plan, asserting readiness if the fleet moves to join operations.
A woman formerly married to John Hesler left him in 1907 to live with another man and their son. Hesler learned she was in Denver with the boy the next year and sought reconciliation, but she refused to return, citing the boy's presence. Hesler testified he married in Butte in 1906 and left town after learning of the trouble.
San Francisco January 2 a handwriting expert Theodore Kytka will report to the district attorney on whether a newspaper advertisement by Dorothy Carter Slingsby claiming maternity is authentic The inquiry may shape further action with potential branding as a conspiracy if the ad is found forged Calgary January 2 United Farmers of Alberta advocate universal peace opposing war and Canadian naval policies while opposing major parties in world affairs
In Butte the Seventh Day Adventists held a mass meeting at the local church to remonstrate against a Johnston Sunday bill in the Senate. They urged church and state separation, opposing enforced Sunday observance and any law targeting the seventh day. The leader cited 70,000 adherents nationwide in opposition and condemned Sunday enforcement and saloon closure laws.
Washington reports a Senate resolution seeks $2,000,000 to fund a Justice Department inquiry into the Crow Indians in Montana with Attorney General Wickersham urging the probe. The bill faces funding gaps as lawmakers consider an appropriation. Also included are market notes from Chicago and Minneapolis on cattle hogs wheat and other commodity quotes, and a note on a Denver convention ruling by A. P. Barker limiting transfers of Modern Brotherhood of America members until Feb. 3.
Judge J M Clements in Helena, yesterday in Butte, ruled on proposed amendments in contests for county attorney, commissioner and coroner. He found delays by contestants due to disqualified judge and lack of outside judges, warning that laches may bar hearings. Voting machines are tied up and the outcome could affect the upcoming election.
Washington reports a dry inauguration proposal backed by the Woman's Christian Temperance Union asks closing all saloons in the national capital on inauguration day. Congress must act to enable a public reception in government buildings, while a joint committee notes they lack power to arrange the reception without Mr Wilson's wishes.
Cattle receipts 29 with market firm. Choice steers 7008 dollars, good steers 197.89, heifer steers 65087, choler cows 38007, medium cows 459008, choice calves 80 9 00, heavy calves 550 750, dulls 3080. Hogs receipts 702 with light at 1.29 to 1.70 and heavy 9g7. Sheep receipts 220 with yearling wethers 508.50, ewes 4 5, lambs 197.25.
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