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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 24, 1913
Page
6
An illegible advertisement touts a miracle remedy for rheumatism claiming rapid relief and elimination of toxins. It asserts the treatment can dissolve pain, restore health, and cure kidney and joint issues, with urges to buy a three‑dollar package from druggists.
A 1911 advertisement by J A Bruffee details severe winter chapping and cracked finger ends, praising Resinol Soap and Ointment for immediate relief. It claims ongoing use prevents recurrence and lists skin ailments allegedly treated, inviting free samples from the Mallinckrodt Chemical Co in Baltimore.
Butte carpenters vote to raise wages amid mine operations and building trade tensions. The union approves a $7 daily wage, or $3 per hour for eight hours, with no overall change for mine contractors under a two year contract. March 1 set as the increase date, with 130 members attending and 20 voting yes.
More than 100 high class birds will depart Sunday in a special car for the state poultry show at Helena. The Tutte poultry association held a meeting last night and formed plans for the largest exhibition in the state at the Helena show. President W J Adams named an executive committee including PB Stephenson, Mrs I McDonough and John Gooci. Secretary OL K Auden was instructed to handle correspondence for judges for the county show. A telegram announced that F M Moyle of Butte is the permanent possessor of the Association Journ cup. his fowls have won the trophy three consecutive times.
G B Thayer, president of the Anaconda Mining Company, was guest of honor at a dinner and dance hosted by Vice President and Mrs I I Kelles at the Silver Bow club. Thirty nine guests attended the main dining hall dinner, followed by a lively dance past midnight.
George Bush a motorman living on Utah Avenue was confined to a hospital after fasting a month for stomach trouble. His condition worsened until his wife and streetcar mates urged treatment. He underwent an operation and is discharged, planning to return to work in two weeks. Meanwhile a sale advertisement promotes a two day suit sale at 97-87 West Park Street.
Long Beach California tale of Montanan pioneer death follows years of mining, banking, and company leadership. Charles Clark, a longtime Butte figure and Silver Bow official, died after health decline. Survived by son Arthur I Clark and daughter Mrs. Clara Clark-Reece, with other descendants. The Clarks trace English roots and early Montana settlement, including the Black Bark mining holdings later tied to Senator W. A. Clark.
Andrew Hagin, manager of the ory gods department of the Copper City lore in Anaconna, faces removal amid questions about his business ventures and duties in Mt te.
Grange members convened for their annual meeting with reports on farm programs and legislative aims. Leaders from Montana and Oregon spoke on agricultural coops, education, and the push for a state agricultural building while Missoula hosted the next gathering.
The New York Press reports multiple mines, including West Co., St. Lawrence, Mountain Con, and Mountain Viewing, halted shifts due to a severe ore car shortage. Several mines may resume later this week, with Wednesday shifts anticipated for St. Lawrence.
Report states Atlantic Mines Company to acquire La France Copper, structuring a deal involving a deposit exchange and organizational reassembly. Details mention named parties and potential financial arrangements, with next steps to be announced by the broker or announcer.
A large crowd enjoys a seven-number program at the Empire tonight. Key acts include debuting comedy and strong vocal numbers by performers such as Seoten Tghha and Mrs Mulhoat Uiase, with a feature preview by the local circle and leading orchestral names.
Funeral services for Mrs Letitia Thigsell will be held Friday at 2 pm at 04 Carriage Street. The remains lie in state at her residence as mourners prepare to pay respects.
Fragmented OCR text recounts a fatal consumption case in Aurora with medical and police notes. It mentions a woman of two years with persistent chest issues, inquiries into her illness, and broader references to local investigations and reporting lines.
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