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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 30, 1913
Page
6
An old ad promotes a pain relief foot bath claiming dramatic results. It promises a free trial package from Widter Luther Dedge & Co at 129 South Wabash Avenue, Chicago. Readable text urges immediate order to relieve aching, blistered feet with a proprietary foot bath product.
Advertisement for Hyomes boiling down to a cure for catarrh and snuffles via balsamic air from inland Australia. Claims of antiseptic air and convenience with a pocket inhaler. Mentions The Smith Trig. Company of Anaconda and Paxson & Rockefeller Co. of Butte as guarantors.
A large bold ad proclaims Pape's Diapepsin as fast relief for indigestion and stomach misery. It claims the product digests food in five minutes, stops sour belching, undigested food in vomit, gas, and nausea, and leaves breath odor free. Packaged in 6- to 9-cent cases, it promises quick, lasting comfort for common stomach disorders.
A Billings report describes the first robin of 181% arriving at Mr. and Mrs. Lerners home on Third Avenue North. The bird fed well, delighting observers, with Ar. Kelly noting it as a likely vagrant blown off course by chinook winds.
Albany and Troy lodges plan a Hudon river steamer excursion with straw hats and dusters as costumes, lemonade and salad, and dancing on deck. Weather forecast mild but activity set to surpass records with over 200 members and wives booked to join. Ad segment promotes Hennessy clearance sale with discounts.
A fragmentary review mocks a theater piece titled Modern Eve. It rails at weak plots and praises a rarity, Alexander Clark as a wording comedian, noting the show’s musical comedy form and its potential to fail if read aloud to an older audience.
In Missouri city on January 28 a trial for the murder of Colonel Thanjus TT Swones proceeded with testimony. The court indicated new evidence would be introduced, prompting an adjournment and anticipation of further proceedings.
A garbled OCR item notes weather or structural concerns involving snow over poles. The fragment mentions Montana and a sequence of uncertain events or observations. No clear dates, names, or outcomes are established in the readable text.
The jury acquitted Gilhooly after testimony about a dog theft claim. A witness described events surrounding the canine and a prior relationship, while Mamie Tallet faced vagary charges and was arraigned with a trial set for Saturday. Separate ads note clearance sales and reduced furnishings.
The excerpt contains a jumbled account touching on school sports and activities involving pupils, events, and officials. References to a superintendent, journeys, and a town setting appear amid incoherent phrases, suggesting a scanned page with OCR errors rather than a clear report of a single event.
Fragmented OCR text mentions individuals and places in a garbled note about work and state activity. The readable fragments include names like Gel San Wonk and Ehipee song site, with references to Montigo and Tatts. Overall, the readable content is highly incomplete.
A local store advertises a January shirt sale with limited remaining stock. The notice lists prices, including a $1.40 item, and mentions Nash as a referenced location or contact. The fragment suggests a promotional push with emphasis on value.
Fragmented account describes a veteran's removal from a blocked camp near Silverton after a long siege. References to General Beersky, Howells, and drifts suggest a wartime operation with uncertain timelines and multiple suppressive actions. The report hints at a government influence and potential Reman involvement but lacks clear dates or locations.
Offbeat courtroom scene unfolds with scattered lines and unclear identities as officers and witnesses, amid a noisy afternoon session. The text references officer Baldisero, a seating clash, and a series of disjointed remarks about trials, women, and protest actions.
A court session led by Judge Landis and Judge Andean examined naturalization issues as families seek citizenship. The panel paused 16 applications while considering 36 petitions amid policy questions on family eligibility and policy timing.
Washington vote records show the commerce committee examining a Kenyor uniform freight request. The notes indicate opposition and a foray into the core housing trade concerns as the committee weighs the measure.
Galveston Texas Jan 19 First Sergeant Edward Meyers of the 127th Company Coast Artillery who disappeared from Fort Crockett near Galveston two months ago has been reported as shanghaied to Vera Cruz Mexico. Meyers has served in the army many years according to a letter written to Fort Crockett authorities.
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