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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 08, 1908
Page
9
Volume of text describes a baseball event at Washoe Park next Sunday with Maraanuda Baseball Club, the Wiependents of Butte, and a series of exhibitions and practices. Mentions Captain Settle securing players and a prep for a large exhibition year with trainers, horses and harness circuits.
A family of six children and two adults in Hackenbale, West Virginia, suffered two years from severe eczema. After failing with home remedies and doctors, they used Cuticura Soap Ointment and Resolvent Pills, plus extra Soap and Ointment, and experienced a full recovery. Mrs. Rhey By Boieo reports rapid relief and urges others to try the Cuticura products.
Ad for Cuticura products claiming skin cleansing scalp care hair stopping, softening hands and soothing rashes for all ages. Promises immediate relief and faster cures when other remedies fail. Includes references to various formulations and free booklet by mail.
A jumble of brief items mentions visits, travels, and small notices in Butte and nearby towns. George Hay tefl visited her home in Pepay, M.A. Palen and family travel to California, Mrs Gates remains in Glendive after Anaconda visit, and several residents are noted for upcoming or recent events, shopping and rental notices, and a July 1 railway schedule.
A boy about 14 was hit by an automobile near St Tenn while dodging traffic from two directions. He is reported in stable condition with non serious injuries. Local shops and street weathered chatter fill the page with names and places.
The Anaconda Anglers club reports ready brook trout for hatchery release at Culubir? gardens and the Lone Springs Creek area. Meeting planned at Guy Hall to organize distribution and ensure stock reaches streams, with emphasis on preserving Brevity hatchery stock and supporting local fisheries improvements.
Clipped dispatches report funeral services and legal cases from Clinton and Missoula. Mentions a burial for a man once crowned near Clinton, a funeral in Missoula for a local figure, and court actions including a district court conviction. Other fragments cite robberies and a sentence in a state prison.
An unclear dispatch references a monetary dispute and a public unrest theme. Names and places are obscured by OCR errors, but terms like WRU HSH Poruniege and Me sitewide shows imply a broader economic or political tension. The fragmentary text mentions penalties, seals, and various entities, suggesting a report on measures or protests tied to a national policy.
Fragmentary text notes Tom Johnson and a city committee, with references to Denver and a delegation. The readable portions indicate a committee race and possible defeat or contest. Names and places are unclear due to OCR damage, but the core mentions Johnson and committee involvement in city affairs.
An odd promotional piece touts rapid fat reduction as a pound per day, praising a supposed universal remedy. It mocks dangerous drugs and touts a mysterious pill from Detroit makers, urging readers to seek the “new hay” draw and urging sale claims amid a crowded market.
Officials named Henry D. Clifton as permanent chair of the convention and set Robury selections for other offices. The process involved motions by Governor Falke and adjustments to committee assignments as part of the session agenda.
In Linenin on July 7, a state central committee member publicly unfurled a Taft banner across a Lincoln Street intersection despite a stormy crowd. The display featured a large image of the Republican presidential candidate and the slogan Ex the republican committee. A Republican club meeting was announced by a party leader amid protests and political tension.
A Texas woman was found murdered in a Hot Springs hotel. Police and coroner units investigated the rapid events surrounding the death. The report notes the victim’s age as seven years and mentions two sons and a husband. Authorities were alerted and a search continued for details.
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