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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1913
Page
17
For many years the Eagle Loan Office has been established at 18-20 East Park Street in Butte. Licensed under city law it has earned a good name by offering a square deal and protecting patrons on every occasion. Ladies are invited to call.
An advertisement claims Cascarets clean the bowels and regulate the stomach while you sleep. It targets people with headaches coated tongue foul breath and fatigue, promising a morning straighten and a clear head, with children also enjoying the taste. It cautions against harsh laxatives like salts pills or castor oil and notes a recent trademark offer from drug stores.
The South Side Methodist Church at George and Third hosts morning and afternoon services led by Pastor Frank Hopkins with Sunday school at 12 09 pm. St Pauls Methodist Episcopal at Galena and Maho, Unity Methodist Episcopal, Trinity, and other congregations announce morning and evening services, children's day programs, special concerts, and Epworth league gatherings. A wide array of churches list programs including sermons on murder and vices, children's day activities, choir performances, and midweek prayer meetings.
A local jeweler Mayer offers turning cherished gold heirlooms into wedding rings on short notice. The shop, run by a longtime craftsman with 29 years in business, specializes in preserving two family connections in a single ring.
A brief notice announces a reorganization sale at The Clothery offering salt items priced at 26 dollars instead of 35, highlighting the discount and location at 31/N Main.
Oswald transfers Lisize lode to Richard for $1. Monida Trust to Butte Water Co south half of southeast quarter section 17 township 3 north range 7 west for $1. Winn to Prova lot 1 block 11 Montrose addition for $1. Ryan to Lanterman lot 22 Clark's addition for $1100. Craddock to Buckley Caledonia tools surface lot 2 township 3 north range 8 west for $1. Rogers to Shovelin east eight feet lots 9 and 10 east 38 feet 12 feet lot 1 block 14 Kemper addition for $1. McKenzie to Lawrence lot 28 block 10 Crosby addition for $1. Abbott to Lawrence lot 2 block Crosby addition for $1. Reynolds to Mary Warn late 11 12 13 in Blackover Bow Park addition for $1. Forest to Charles and others.
In Avenue town a 26 year old man named Thomas J. Adams faced an adait case with a second party named Penner and an unclear wit, as details remain fragmented from the report.
Washington June 6 private citizen William H Taft arrived in the capital for a visit he once led as the nations top official He will be hosted by Mr and Mrs Hoardman and Miss Mabel Roare Man and other entertainments are planned to honor him He reportedly asked for no formalities during the stay Tomorrow Taft will attend a Lincoln Memorial committee luncheon at the White House with President and Mrs Wilson It will be his first White House visit since leaving the presidency May have been given.
A detective bureau report accuses officials and detectives of corruption and inefficiency. It cites bribery and manipulation of suspects, with Deputy Commissioner Dougherty linked to payments for services. The committee calls for drastic reorganization and reform.
Special Dispatch from Washington notes the Indian committee of the senate adopted amendments to the Indian appropriation bill. Increases include 275,000 for teriga radi lands, 25,000 extra for Blackfeet support, 30 more for Fort Peck surveys, and 50,000 additional for Fort Peck livestock purchases.
A fragmented notice describes the Panama Canal expansion and German Lloyd steamship operations in the Pacific. It mentions land sales in Ireland, weekly payment plans, and a real estate opportunity in Butte at Crockwell Mount Carmel Land, with election details for lodge officers and a treasury note.
Mrs Willis, a resident of PSPUPAL, died yesterday after a surgical illness advanced beyond cure. The body was prepared for burial at Richards' Undertaking Parlors and will be interred.
June 6 western governors conference focused on reform and management. Governors visited the Tabernacle and state penitentiary between sessions. Nevada Governor Oddie praised national reclamation, Montana Governor Stewart urged a stronger forest ranger service, Wyoming Governor Carey cited the Carey Act, Spry urged placing West experts in reclamation work, and Colorado Governor Ammons pressed public domain control. Governor Cole warned reclamation will show results with time and suggested land payment reforms to reduce entry failures.
A Washington association backs a lobby to shift Western lands to a leasehold basis. The speaker praises liberal but practical governance of forest reserves, notes improvements and growing absorption of public lands by homesteaders farmers and stockmen, and highlights the nation’s civilizing expansion and booming Western development.
A fragmented speech criticizes state control of western resources and reclamation policies under the Carey Act. The speaker contrasts government actions with private enterprise, cites a Washington parade incident as a disgrace, and calls for equal government business practices. The notice invites neighbors to a Sunday unveiling service at the P. hall with streetcars to cemeteries.
Descriptive note of a special pavilion event with George Forsythe set to give away gold water to a couple. Report from Des Moines Iowa dated June 6 includes details of a man’s suicide by shotgun, noting ill health and despondency as factors.
John Kirk and Livingstone witness a hippo attack described as a bachelor herd incident. Livingstone notes solitary hippos near inhabited banks are highly dangerous, while the main herd flees as humans approach. He advises diving below the surface for a few seconds when attacked to avoid contact until the animal moves away.
A historical note describes blanks on insurance medical exam forms used to record personal marks for postdeath identification. It cites Western Company receiving a physician's report containing the line He has a strong Cornish aces as part of the dentiveation blank.
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