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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 15, 1913
Page
10
An old advertisement touts Syrup of Figs as a gentle, thorough laxative for children and adults. It claims the key to a happy child is regular cleansing of a stuffed stomach and bowels, with the product praised for its tasty figs and safe marketing claims.
Judge Donlan approved the bond of Emil A. Paquette as administrator of the Sophronius Marchesseau estate. A $250,000 surety bond and letters of administration with will attached were filed, directing Social Administrator Harrington to turn over estate property. Paquette will begin by listing all real and personal property, with Montreal bank deposits noted, including $40,000 and nearly $15,000. The order set to transfer assets to Paquette marks his official entry into duties.
In police court Judge Booher fined Walter Howard $100 for getting a girl who claimed 18 drunk and taking her to a rooming house where her screams drew police. Howard admitted taking three girls to the lake and Regan's road house and said the girl insisted on drinking. He faced stern warnings and the judge urged an end to men entangling intoxicated women and vowed to curb such conduct.
St Paul July 14 Assistant Attorney Weeks says the recent legislature authorized the insurgent faction of the Modern Woodmen of America to incorporate and requires rates to be 50 percent higher than those charged by the parent organization. The move sparked disputes leading the insurgents toward an independent group.
Scalded to death at Clatskanie Oregon, William Birkenfield was pinned under a tipping donkey engine. He directed workers to shut off steam, but suffered extensive burns and died about twenty minutes after being carried over the mountain.
Minneapolis on July 4 hosts the Dramatic Order of the Knights of Khorrassan biennial convention with a public reception at headquarters. Members began arriving by special trains as the event opens tonight.
Deputy county clerk D W Lewis issued licenses and witnessed several weddings in minutes as couples rushed to wed before the day ended. Licenses granted included Don W Grove and Lavina Thornton. Charles E B Sparks and Mayme Morden. Ralph Van Camp and Marguerite Rooney. Floyd J Marion and Alice McLean. Daniel J Lavelle and Mary Whalen. George Zolovich and Mary Sankovich. Miss McLean had her mother’s written consent.
School board uses boards to shield district windows each vacation. Vandals smashed Jefferson school glass near Shields and Galena, costing about 50 dollars to replace. Upper floors reached, wire protectors on lower floors beaten. other schools in calmer districts escaped damage. By day’s end all district windows were to be covered.
A telegram from William Babe of Chicago arrived in Minneapolis today to stop the use of Edward Babe’s body for dissection. Edward had drowned at Lake Minnetonka on Sunday July 6 and his body was held at the morgue before being sent to the university for study.
Lala Karim Dut a Hindoo barber who died recently in Meerut slept each night for three years with two pet pythons coiled beside him in his bed.
Italian engineers in Barbary reveal large water finds by digging modern wells through desert sands to hard subsoil. The discovery promises improved supply as teams explore deeper layers and assess feasibility for broader irrigation and settlement projects.
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