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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 30, 1916
Page
8
Fragmentary ad copy describes dyspepsia tablets aiding stomach work and relief. It urges readers to try the product, noting availability in drug stores and suggesting it follows user trial. The text reflects an old fashioned, persuasive medical advert tone.
A vintage ad touts Sage Band Sulphur Compound as a home remedy to restore hair color, stop dandruff, and calm scalp problems. It claims the formula darkens gray hair within days, dispensed for about 60 cents, with a simple sponge application for quick results.
Butte Boosters club leader President Joseph H Griffin told the Good Government club at a noon luncheon that civic pride and town love are needed. He said boosters want women with them and will reciprocate support for policies asked by the women. The club outlined aims and noted plans for a big auditorium and future events. Mrs L P Sanders pledged cooperation, while Vice President W J Swarts urged removing city knocker figures. The Next Good Government meeting will continue the commission form discussion, with a business meeting set in Judge Donlan's courtroom.
Bert Kelleher and Bert Davis, jailed on vagrancy terms, face arraignment for injuring a public jail after digging a wall hole between male and female sections. They lack attorneys and receive a week to secure counsel. John Cunningham, an arson suspect, also arraigned without counsel, cites past work in Glacier Park and Great Falls. He, too, gets a week to find an attorney. William F. Peterson pleads not guilty to malicious use of an explosive substance linked to blowing up the Salvation Army building after demurrer and information challenges. A. C Stub Williams pleads not guilty to conducting a gambling game. Walter Snyder faces three information counts for taking part in lay bets on horse races and is given until Saturday to plead.
Receiver Williams of the Savings Bank sues I A Carnochan on three notes dated 1908 1909 two secured by stock and a third for 4800 Overruled demurrers in Wells Fargo and American Express cases against County Treasurer Hartington marking a win for the companies Will of Bridget Artery admitted to probate executor Joe Beau named Dissolution ordered for State Telephone and Telegraph Company debts paid stockholders voting to dissolve Also Mayer Jewelry ad offers engraving and jewelry services Health officials in the Philippines explore dried papaw juice industry.
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