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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 28, 1913
Page
17
A 19th century style advice piece urges men and women toward prudence in marriage. It links mood and health to digestion and promotes Paw Paw Pills as a cure for dyspepsia and related ailments. The ad promises money back if not satisfied, urging readers to restore energy sleep and blood health through the remedy.
Get a HYOMEI outfit today and breathe five times deep into your lungs to destroy catarrh germs. This Australian remedy claims to cure catarrh without stomach dosing and offers money back if dissatisfied, with separate bottles and guarantees from drug firms.
Judge T. J. Booker denounced a prisoner amid threats of retaliation. The case, over a disturbance at Cotton Saloon, ended with a fine and appeal. Other yardstick actions included fines for a bartender, a Greek coffeehouse owner, and a block water violation on Montana Street.
Helena reports the Whiteside bill proposes uniting Montana's four educational institutions into a single Montana University under a corporate board. The plan creates a permanent site, leverages state funds, and directs a commission to select a campus, with taxation and bond provisions to support construction and operation.
In a two room cabin near the Four Mile House John Guergon a laborer with his wife and six children faced Judge Dowlan after Juvenile authorities cited neglect and primitive living conditions. The judge ruled the family was not crime but discharged Guergon noting the health officer called the home poor but not disgraceful while stressing many have started in similar huts and the county cannot provide better for them.
Judge George M. Bourquin will open the February term of the United States court in Butte next Tuesday and remain in session two days. Cases listed include Bishop versus Miles Finlen on demurrer and Krelich versus the Northern Railway on demurrer, with railroad and mining company suits and equity matters among the docket.
Painters erased the Southern Pacific name from windows of Union Pacific and Short Line offices in Butte. E A Shewe, general agent, reported the withdrawal affects Montana operations. The Union Pacific Short Line will continue in Butte with joint-rail relations to be restructured under supreme court rulings.
Yesterday marked the fifth anniversary of D J Hennessy founder of the Hennessy Mercantile Co. A memorial service at dawn featured Revd Father Phelan. In Butte, Mr Hennessy was beloved for his friendship and aid to residents, with widespread city tribute at his funeral.
The Baptist Young People's society will hold free musical and literary evenings and may schedule pipe organ recitals in the church auditorium to boost church interest and fund the new building. Leasure says Butte hosts music lovers and aims for a Washington's Birthday benefit to support the church.
The Palace clothing store at 53 East Park street closed after a fire with smoke and water damage. Underwriters finished stock taking and the shop will reopen soon with a fire sale offering gent's suits overcoats shoes hats caps neckties handkerchiefs and other furnishings at very low prices to settle the loss. Extra help will be hired and crowds expected at the opening. Watch for the reopening date.
City engineers note Montana Street runs north and south as the longest, with Walkerville’s Main Street and others like Galena Mer ve Treadway and Park forming the east west continuities. The text also touches on cartoons, bank note signatures, postmaster removals, and various trivia questions.
A jumble of names, places, and questions from Montana and national politics. Mentions Lewistown representatives, Missoula, Helena, and various senators, plus references to naturalization, suffrage, and an upcoming adjournment. Also notes about Panama fortifications, Rhodes scholarships, and a New York Hospital experiment.
The text extols a checking account style signature as money saving and convenient It argues sign and pay is the receipts for money paid preserves value reduces need for cash and change It promotes saving with four percent on savings and urges reading a booklet
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