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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1915
Page
8
A mother recounts severe eczema on a baby’s face neck and head, red pimples and itching keeping sleep away. After trying various treatments with little success, she used Cuticura Soap and Ointment for two weeks. by a month the eczema was gone and the baby’s skin improved, with an offer for a free sample and skin book by mail.
Dayton Wyoming resident Mrs Peter L Mock credits Mayrs Wonderful Remedy with rapid relief from stomach liver and intestinal pains after just one bottle she planned full treatment and two bottles and says doctors urged surgery before using the remedy she urges readers to try it with a factory guarantee or money back advertised claims of permanent relief and no distress after meals amid anecdotal testimonial style
In a lively local scene the newspaper and merchant form mutual support. The alert merchant backs the paper when manufacturers advertise, ensuring the goods are shown and prosperity shared. Advertising links their fortunes and sustains the community journal.
Police chief returns writ showing no charge when issued against Joe Coats and Jon Bautimato. Coats, wanted in Pennsylvania for murder, did not leave city jail as habeas corpus denied. Prime charged with attempted felonious assault on Hatte Detrick. bond set at 5000. case referred to Judge Donlan.
Oswego lodge of Knights of Pythias announces new officers for the ensuing year. J D chancellor commander. A Kate vice chancellor. H F Prekite master at arms. W T Hugo master of the exchequer. Smith keeper of records and seals with 42 years service. Floyd F Johnson inner guard. W J Thomas outer guard. Maxter and Clem Cogelre named representatives to the grand lodge meeting in Livingston in September.
W J Walsh testified about the lowering ground and the hanging wall at the J T Co mine where a slab weighing 25 pounds fell on Lamoreaux, inflicting back injuries but not death. The incident occurred after workers had pried loose material from the wall and judged it safe. The court testimony described the drilling, stepping under the hanging wall, and the fatal potential of the rock fall.
The funeral for Miss Hisle Powrie of Butte, killed in an automobile accident, was held in Misoula this afternoon under the auspices of the Bilswoula lodge of the Eastern Star. Pallbearers Irvin Colin Floyd Hardenburgh Fred Welard Walton T. Marsh Harold Wallace and Euclid Burenguard, all of Missoula, attended. Interment followed at Missoula. Since the accident the body had rested at Mrs. Gail Nol’s home. Powrie was riding with her fiance when the car overturned.
Taxpayer from Butte asks why city ordinances against property destruction and the curfew law are not enforced. He cites pencil and chalk on buildings and questions enforcement of public and private property protections and juvenile curfew after dark.
Dominick Bertoglio, a Meaderville merchant, was granted a divorce on grounds of cruelty. The wife allegedly threatened to kill him and tampered with his food while claiming to have a better man. Bertoglio was ordered to provide for the children, who remained with the mother, with a bond set for education and support.
A fragment suggests a government test in Ho dealing with appointments or ointment, with unclear specifics. The readable text hints at an official examination or evaluation tied to government processes, but details are fragmentary.
Receiver Williams of State Savings Bank secured two default judgments in Judge McClernan's department. One targeted J M Kennedy state commissioner of agriculture and public, for 1100 dollars principal with interest and fees. the other named Jon Adams for 1630 dollars principal plus interest and fees. Both actions cited secured claims by mortgage on mining claims and property. Also noted were unrelated local notices of marriage licenses and a bankruptcy filing by J J Wannmander the Missoula switchman with unsecured claims of 2082 dollars and assets of 380 dollars.
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