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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 25, 1912
Page
10
An odd advertisement touts TIZ as a cure for tired feet with dubious claims and unclear origin. It mentions swollen feet and promises relief, urging readers to buy a box from drug stores though details are disjointed and garbled.
A 1912 testimonial from Miss Kate M. Dobson describes a severe arm rash resembling measles, relieved by Cuticura Soap and Ointment. The advertisement promotes treatment for pimples and blackheads using Cuticura products with instructions and free samples.
An advertisement touts Diapepsin as a fast remedy for sour stomach and dyspepsia. It claims five minutes relief, prevents fermentation odors, and improves appetite by cleaning and refreshing stomach and intestines.
In Los Angeles, a mistrial potential looms as juror L A Leavitt’s illness is challenged. Defense seeks substitution of A M Blakesly while Judge Hutton considers further conference and possible formal charges. Officials expect resumed trial with Leavitt, or his replacement, pending new health evidence.
In the naval estimate debate Churchill defends funding, stating this year’s 45 million dollars and next year’s amount, with navy personnel to rise to 141,180 and later 148,000. He contrasts British build with Germany, noting Germany lays two battleships this year and two more next year, plus destroyers and cruisers. He downplays panic.
Ruby Stevens of St Regis is jailed in Missoula County charged with stabbing bartender John Sample at St Regis. The incident occurred this morning with Stevens claiming self defense. Sample was listed in critical condition for many hours but later showed some improvement. A man was taken to Missoula for treatment.
London July report flags government move to introduce a bill mandating compulsory arbitration for labor disputes such as the dock strike. Chancellor David Liss announces possible financial guarantees to secure broader agreement. Socialists nominate a complete state ticket in Salt Lake. Pilot Thomas Barber dies in San Francisco after 20 years service.
Fragmentary text shows Clemenceau, former premier, returning to political activity as senatorial opposition to reform grows. Discussions reference Premier Poincare, the Maghreb question, and calls for new policy in the lower chamber as parties maneuver.
Stovall strengthens pitching by adding Dell and Klein as Helena faces a tough midseason stretch. Shannon bats, Kafora moves to right field, and Duddy plans a comeback after ankle injury as the team battles Ogden, Hel vs Butte for fourth place with hopeful performances.
Senator Poindexter urged by Roosevelt leaders to oppose the confirmation of Beverly W. Coiner of Tacoma as United States attorney for the western district of Washington. Coiner is accused by Televelt men of favoring Tate delegates in the Washington State Republican convention.
The county fair selects C. K. Norton of Bozeman as poultry judge and outlines committee chairs for Finance, Farm products, Attractions, Cattle and horses, Mines and mining, Educational, Poultry, and Women’s department. Secretary Coleman and Martin Martin prepare the premium list. the event aims to surpass prior years with strong local participation and notable premiums at the state fair.
A string of brief city mentions records visits and business trips. Names include Mrs M C Trio Mrs J W McNall Lewis Foss John McNally Patsy Finnegan and more as residents travel to Butte Spokane Hamilton Missoula Helena and Ireland for light business and leisure. The Ready Rangers defeated the Wildcats 8- batteries noted.
Miss Lillian Whaten and Miss Loretta Sullivan plan visits in town while Miss Katherine Mahoney returns home from Missoula after a weeks stay. The Methodist Ladies' Aid meets this afternoon hosted by Mrs Rooney and Mrs Burnett. Mrs Nord Gulet and Mrs Holmberg host this afternoon. Frank J O'Donnell and Margaret Pring wed at St Peter's Church with Rev Pirnat officiating.
Nancy Hanks a notorious local figure once famed for quick scams faced the police magistrate and chief of police. She received a one way leave from the city or nine days in county jail and pleaded for mercy to stay until her fiftieth birthday when she plans to marry Mex-Jean. She described loving the old life but now understands love and hopes to reform. Nancy has prior history in Anaconda and was part of the town’s open rambling era.
A stray armadillo, found by T H Vermillion while fishing on the Yellowstone river bank, is offered to any person or institution capable of caring for it. The animal, native to South America, perplexes Vermillion who notes it eats condensed milk as its main diet.
Last evening at the Alcazar the feature was The Passerby a strong photoplay and dramatic subject. The Ways provoked laughter as a rollicking comedy. Chase sang Mine a top performance since arriving in Anaconda. Grand offered The Foreman's Cousin and Her Brother two western dramas and London a scenic view of the Thames. Myatid Pierrot and Pumptious Detective add to a well balanced program.
G. RB Conway of Helena and F Clarke of New York arrive at the Montana hotel. Dr and Mrs G P Gill from Rockford Ill join W F Hanger of Moscow Tianhe, and W B Webb of Hamilton St Paul. Lyons of Butte and Mathias Petrics of Rockford are registered as guests.
Too wert Seattle July 4 Prof J Herbsman assistant professor in Ukrge of the department of public Speaking and debate at the University Spee iskington who was chairman of the committee on resolutions of the Wel Roosevelt state convention at Aber eo May 15 has been retired.
Devine’s advertises credit for August accounts with special pricing. Extra choice peaches per box, plums 40 per basket, cantaloupes three for Be, cabbage 2 for Be per 1b, Blanchard butter 35e per pound, chicken starter six pounds 25e, Poly Prim three cans 250, raisins 1-1b package for 100, flag coffee 30e per pound.
July 24 report states the board of county commissioners approves construction of a bridge over the Sun River at Simms Lake. Contract price listed as $12.10 with names Cha ce and Ton coun Clea involved in the bid decision.
Special Dispatch notes Red Lodge council held a special meeting to consider a petition for cluster street lighting in the business district. A unanimous vote adopted a resolution creating a Special Improvement district and Billings Avenue will soon be brilliantly illuminated.
An advertisement touts Knowlton's Danderine claiming quick hair cleansing and dramatic results. It promises softer, fluffier hair, dandruff removal, itching relief, and new hair growth after repeated use, urging readers to buy a 28 cent bottle from druggists.
Washington July 24 Conferees plan to urge both houses to define their positions on the continuance of pension agencies nationwide as talks seek to break the deadlock over the pension appropriation bill.
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