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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 03, 1913
Page
11
Cherries in Season presents a cherry pudding using KC Baking Powder for a light porous pastry. The recipe by Mrs. Janet McKenzie Hill from the Boston Cooking School Magazine details ingredients, mixing method, and baking steps, with serving ideas and a note about obtaining a certificate from KC Baking Powder.
A 1932 notice recounts eczema starting on the neck shoulders and face, becoming rough and crusted, severely itchy and sleepless. After ineffective medicines the patient used Cuticura Soap and Ointment, reporting relief in two weeks and a cure in a month. Instructions for treatment and free samples are supplied by Cuticura.
William Arthur Trebarthen was granted a divorce from Elizabeth M. Trebarthen in Butte court. Custody of their minor child awarded to the mother. no alimony discussed as wife asked for dissolution only. They married in Cornwall England on Christmas Eve 1904. years of strain led to separation.
Special Dispatch to the Standard reports Sigmund Suslak was ordered committed for contempt by Judge Bourquin in federal court after he vacated a stay in contempt proceedings. Suslak was given 69 days in jail and is out on bail pending appeal of the white slave case in which he was convicted and sentenced to Leavenworth. The Empire theater offers The Bell Hop this week with a male quartet and chorus performing favorites. A special matinee is planned for Friday July 4.
Anthony Morris as guardian of Francis Morris aged 1 of Anaconda petitions the district court to authorize accepting a $600 settlement from Anaconda Street Railway Co for injuries the boy sustained July 2, 1912. The company disputes responsibility but offers $600 in full settlement. injuries described as not serious or permanent.
Eddie Day faced a police court for the third day as he defended a charge of carrying a concealed weapon. Judge Conn and City Attorney Rotering weighed testimonies from Judge Booker Alderman Ellingwood reporters and officers about the gun found sewn in Day’s clothes and Day’s claim it was brought as court evidence. Day testified he did nothing unlawful and concealed the weapon for protection after threats.
The Butter Newswriters Association is compiling a reference work of Montana leaders. About 300 named men from professions and business will be included, aiming for completion by September and distribution to public libraries and newspapers statewide.
San Francisco July 2 after a prolonged session the police commission revoked the licenses of Caesar Ronchi and John de Maria and ordered them to dispose of interests in Barbary Coast dance halls. The Jupiter cafe owned by Peter Bruno also lost its license while a transfer option for another saloon was allowed. A resolution permitting Toneht to apply was approved.
A strike in the Rand district begins over working hours at Kilnfontein mines and escalates toward a general strike. Troops guard property as coal mines close and railway workers threaten action. Electricians may shut down power stations now occupied by the military.
Marcel G. Brindejone ef Mousnals lands at villa Coublay France at 4 2 pm finishing a direct flight of 3 10 miles from The Hague. He departed June 10 traveling via Berlin Warsaw to St Petersburg and returned via Stockholm Copenhagen Hamburg and The Hague. He was greeted by the rulers of Russia Sweden Denmark and Holland.
Helen Seymour files in district court to set aside a deed transferring real estate in King's addition to Butte to her former brother in law John W. Seymour claiming James J. Seymour used the transfer to hinder defraud her in money rights. She seeks to subject the land to her judgment lien and alleges back alimony and attorney fees totaling 110 dollars.
Questions cover citizenship and voting age for children born to non citizens, list world anniversaries, brief notes on Tulare Sanger Dunsmuir California towns, Lincoln assassination trials outcomes, and a baseball sacrifice play rule. Names include Lincoln Harold Payne Surratt Atzeroth Mudd Arnold O Laughlin Spangler.
In San Francisco July McKinley deputy resigns to return to private practice after 12 years in the office. His move follows the action of McNab and comes amid department tensions over Diggs Caminetti and Western Fuel cases awaiting trial. Clay ton Herrington, who supported McNab, was dismissed last night.
A westbound passenger train from St Louis to Kansas City, Train No. 1, derailed at Herger 73 miles west of here. Locomotive and several cars overturned. Engineer Meyers was killed. One passenger seriously injured and a woman slightly hurt. Many others shaken up.
In Impernay near Bethon France Captain Gus 2 Cayean Rey of the French army was killed and his companion a private of the Engineers corps was probably fatally injured when the military biplane they were piloting capsized and crashed to the ground today.
Montana will be well represented at the fifty fifth annual National Education Association convention in Salt Lake City from July 7 to 11. Reservations show over 30 travelers on the Short Line including Superintendent Dietrich of Helena and Superintendent Cunningham of Bozeman plus Missoula teachers. The program features higher education administration discussion led by E B Craighead of the University of Montana and C A Dunniway L of the University of Wyoming.
An ad style blurb promises light wavy hair after a Bemicrine base cleanse. It urges dampening a cloth with a “title Dane Serine” solution and brushing a strand through the hair to remove dirt, oil, and dandruff while claiming lasting scalp purification. It hints at visible growth in two weeks and promotes a 26 cent Kenowiton’s Dandeline from stores.
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