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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1911
Page
2
A patient describes severe scalp disease with itching and hair loss, using urea and catharra remedies. After trialing various products, he reports thick new hair growth and elimination of persistent dandruff, with improved coat color and scalp comfort.
An old advertisement touts Diapepsin as a harmless remedy to relieve indigestion in about five minutes. It claims the formula cures dyspeptic trouble, sour stomach, and related symptoms, improves appetite, and cleanses the stomach and bowels.
The Anaconda high school class of 1911, the largest with 78 graduates, will hold commencement tomorrow at 8:30 PM at the Margaret theater under Misa Melier direction. Miss Jeannette Hutchens is ill. Mary Baskowski will deliver the salutatory, Lester Dragstedt the valedictory, diplomas presented by J H Gale, with music led by Miss Catherine McGee and Miss Mabel Lewis.
The page blends local notices and shop ads from Vermion and Copper City. It lists fraternal meetings at Odd Fellows hall and Lutheran services at Fifth and Chestnut, plus sales pitches for shoes, pianos, and high grade glass. Also notes for clerks elections and debt settlements, with sale notices and shop prices. There are mentions of a big sale by M. Fidil and a local clerk recruitment ad.
A weather permitting city baseball match is set for this evening between the A C M general offices team and the Butte Anaconda Pacific Railway team on the city common. The article lists players, managers, umpires, and auxiliaries with a humorous tone about anticipated rough play and spectators.
The county board listened to counter charges as B J Flenroid accused Justice of the Peace Pringle of exceeding authority by collecting for businesses. Pringle was summoned, Pringle allegedly accepted a collection bill from Charavak & Kemble, and County Attorney Stewart will review the matter today. The board also approved routine bills and planned to appoint a five member committee to represent Deer Lodge county at the Good Roads congress in Missoula on June 28.
Heard on the Streets of the Copper City reports an unusual event at Washoe Park where ix couples will compete in a blindfold two step race. Contestants hold handkerchiefs over their eyes and follow the cast to the pavilion. The first couple to reach the waiting circle wins a cash prize.
A garbled column lists curious notes on New York figures and events, mentioning 2,000,000 norsans, a year’s prevention, and counts of people in various roles. It references Peking, prohibition, cabinet members, Civil War figures, and advertisements, with disjointed anecdotes and political asides.
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