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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 26, 1910
Page
10
The fragment promotes eye glasses from Butte News, claiming top quality and service from a local dealer. It promises the best fit and wide character services, with contact details for Independent Telephone. The copy is among a display of advertising lines and company references.
A crowded Butte page lists ads for Rent pianos from Orton Bros and Walker's service, coal and wood from NeLaughlin Coal Co, clothing from The Best Clothes In Butte, and local addresses. It also covers births, marriages, and a spate of obituaries and funeral arrangements for Tierney, Conwy, Filracci, Kargamaschi, and others, plus mine news and real estate promos.
Mrs Morse wins a damages suit amid a sequence of cases. The action claimed injuries from a beam fall, attributing fault to an owner who subcontracted work. The verdict supported the defendant, while Mrs Morse’s counsel pursued related actions and witnesses. The Johnson sisters opened dressmaking parlors at 1 West Granite Street.
Franklin school building, recently destroyed by fire, faces restoration decisions. The board reviewed insurance adjustments and staged costs, with talks on whether to restore or relocate pupils. Proposals include installing telephones and coordinating with the Texas firm and local architect, plus pending enrollment updates.
The county attorney reports two youths named Mary n and George Mende face charges of robbing Mika Hnarvington’s saloon on January 13. They appeared in court yesterday. one pleaded not guilty through attorney Cunning and requested a delay. The case was set for further action and arraignment was postponed to Saturday.
Paulhen and his French aviators, hired by the Salt Lake Chamber of Commerce, aim to perform flying on a weekend in January. Several machines will take off from Butte, with round trips to Salt Lake offered at $1.50 to $2.00, tickets sold January 22 and 29, returning February 3.
Washington January 1919 report states the House passed a measure to create a mines bureau within the Department of the Interior, to be in effect by July 1 1919. It directs the secretary to foster promote and develop mining industries and to study methods and improvements for mining operations.
A woman described as notorious faced immigration and criminal questions at the courthouse. Investigators questioned her ties to Canada and the United States, including a claimed Montreal marriage and earnings, while she asserted Am Oval citizenship and sought to remain in the country.
An exhibition flight by Charles II Framilian in Ta Ban Why Cut faced a near disaster as his Curtles biplane skidded toward a fence and wire during a race. The crash on land caused damage but no serious injuries, with the aviator escaping unharmed.
The nationally known reformer resolves in a speech at Mountain View church to attack saloons as sources of vice and crime. She recounts wrecking saloons in Medicine Lodge and Detroit and claims to have been jailed multiple times while detailing her clashes with police, courts, and businesses. She criticizes Taft as an infidel and vows further actions. She plans further engagements in South Butte, Christian church and nearby towns in coming days.
In Megan and Mrs Wiseer before Juve McGowan yesterday the court granted another chance to the woman while fining the man five dollars. James, Harry Young and William Jones faced charges of gaming. Young and Jones were released and a future hearing noted. Zella Vines appeared in the case and was released on bond after furnishing security. Vera Helland and A Kingsbury faced charges of petty larceny. both were not ready for trial and will be heard this morning. A vagrant case listed a forthcoming hearing next week.
Special dispatch from Helena reports denial by United States marshal staff regarding Russell arrested last evening on assault charges in Logan. Officials question if he is the same man slated to accompany Takahashi to Leavenworth, while a witness from Bexentail disputes the identification. Tunsell's wife in Televi hears from a party causing distress.
Alleged bigamist Von Der Hagen, alias Von Muller, held on a fugitive warrant in Los Angeles, seeks release with a $10,000 bond. Court records note multiple marriages and pending charges of bigamy. The man and partner Pearl Wind are cited in the case as the alleged spouses involved.
Mrs ME Palin of Speen Ferry Virginia credits Cuticura with curing a decade of eczema on her hands and body after doctors failed. She used Cuticura Resolvent and Ointment, noting rapid healing, restored appetite, and renewed health. She also reports her daughter’s hands clearing after two bottles of Resolvent and one box of Ointment.
An old advertisement touts Cuticura Soap and Cuticura for removing dandruff and improving hair beauty. It claims regular use with modest dress logs helps avoid ineffective methods and promotes a full hair care routine. A Cuticura book offer and free sample are noted.
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