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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 30, 1913
Page
3
An Anaconda notice touts a home remedy claiming to cure chronic appendicitis with a buckthorn bark glycerin and similar preparations sold by Fuller Drug o-Ady. The advertiser asserts rapid relief and urges readers to try the combination as a common-sense cure.
David Contway aged 49 dies. Funeral held at St Bawls Church, with Rev Father Coopman officiating at 10 o'clock. Proceeding to burial under Futtle & Stahoney undertaking. Local notices record the memorial and service details.
Tos Angeles, Jay, 29, reports a visitor from July City, Cab, Sullivan, who dreamed of wealth and leaped from his hotel hall, claiming sleepwalking and chasing a giant figure in his delirium. He was treated at a hospital after the incident.
Four members of the legislature who had opposed supporting the Democratic candidate met in a conference and influenced the election. On the ninth joint ballot a candidate named Seyialuky received 27 votes, the required majority, before a fourth member shifted his vote to Smulsio and completed the choice.
An Inland gallery in Moscow reports Balashefi, a wealthy patron, entered the Vrovakoware gallery and smashed a renowned painting by Repine. The incident appears tied to religious delusions, with Balashefi described as distraught and influenced by mental strain. Authorities investigate possible motives.
Fragments recount Yale alumni greetings to Augustus Smith and a note on Yale Washington dinner with the president. A report from Washington cites the Interstate Commerce Commission new order affecting industry tied to elephant brands and an inquiry shifted to Justice Department. Pueblo reports armed guards at a Turkish practice amid farmer defenses and death penalties.
Local notes list numerous visitors and residents in Butte and nearby areas, including Mrs G J Greenough, Huw Warriset, Miss Lidia Wenger, Mrs Ff 1 Carman, and others. Several business trips to Butte from Helena, Missoula, and Dillon are noted, with ads and messages about housing, real estate, and local services interwoven.
A fragmentary note shows Hewened Dickinson as an assistant district attorney declaring a title and the coroner Hoeldod recording the name Wadtonpornchy Misane and a related name Aulelde, with garbled spellings. The readable text indicates a legal or coroner’s proceeding but lacks clear context or outcomes.
Report from Pittsburg notes a tense scene at the Barkla plant of the American Steel and Wire Co. Armed men patrolled areas near Lewils as leaders visited workers urging restraint. Union organizer Fisyiyener cites a campaign to support protection for strike leaders while calls for disunion echo within the steel trust ranks.
Reports describe alleged Post Office activity tied to campaign expenditures and political finance questions surrounding President Tate. The Senate considered extending authority to cover campaign activities through November, with party representatives and officials present. A witness from the opposing party factions testified as the House debated related moves amid political tensions.
Fragmentary report details Mulvane Kansas Inn incident with injuries to a two year old Newt Eck and Clyde age nine, both named in scattered lines. The text also mentions a January date in Atvines Tor s and an alleged proposal amending the federal constitution related to Lis Atvect cleriloe of Wolted Bieteysen, with distant references to a lower house vote and uns specified events.
Fragmented reader letters describe various ailments and home remedies. An unnamed doctor gives cautions and suggested cures for rheumatism, headaches, indigestion, catarrh, and skin or kidney issues. The mix includes herbal tablets, tonics, antiseptic powders, and weight loss claims with purchase instructions.
An old advertisement touts Perspi-NO dress shields promising all day dryness and odor control. It claims the product absorbs perspiration, keeps clothing lighter and whiter, and includes a free powder pad per box. Available at drug and department stores for 260 a box with multiple company endorsements.
Train movement halted in Beattie area as northern mountain routes are blocked for several days. Weather turns cool and wet, causing renewed rain in the mountains and disruption to rail travel.
A young music student identified as Dickin som is found dead at the bottom of an airshaft in his New York apartment building. Police believe a personal crisis led him to throw himself from a window, amid notes of discouraged aspirations in his orchestral work.
Special dispatch from Sanders, Washington DC reports Heike Gagy announced a plan or action at Plaine, Munt with Coulter involved as master or key figure. The text is garbled but records a notable official or press note related to a local or national matter.
An early 20th century ad explains that digestion malfunctions lead to rheumatism and suggests Peruna and related tonics relieve symptoms. It notes that improving digestion reduces toxins in blood, while medicines alone are less effective. Funeral notice for Howarth appears at the end with service details.
Lawler and Climer Funeral Directors operate at 113 Main Street Anaconda providing funeral services and arrangements. The firm handles arrangements, transportation, and aftercare guidance for families in the Anaconda area.
Multiple notices from the State Board of Examiners call for sealed bids on groceries meats dairy goods and hardware for the state reform school the state normal college and other state institutions. Bids due mid February and March with rights to reject all bids and to adjust quantities as needed. Addresses include Twin Bridges Helena and Miles City with presidents and secretaries named.
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