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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1914
Page
19
Fragmentary text describes dubious medical promises and ineffective treatments for bronchial conditions and catarrh. It references questionable remedies, distorted medical claims, and chaotic language suggesting editorial confusion and unverified endorsements. No clear individuals or organizations emerge.
An old advertisement touts Abtickamala Tablets as a permanent cure for headaches and sick headaches with claims of high satisfaction. It urges readers to ask for A’K Tablets at druggists and promises relief between attacks with two tablets during a bout.
Jurors were exhausted as the Blix t murder trial began in Judge Donlan s district court department with defense and state challenging prospective jurors. The case concerns A Blix t accused of fatally stabbing Enoch Berkheimer at the Arlington hotel on February 4. A special venue of 20 jurors was drawn for tomorrow as the proceedings proceed.
JM McPain sues the Northern Pacific for 20000 damages over injuries alleged while employed by the company on October 15 1912. He says he was hiding on a locomotive near Ellensburg Washington when a rod struck him breaking his nose disfiguring him and injuring his eyesight.
In Justice Kerrigan court Henry Boldy and G. Bruno were held for district court on a robbery charge concerning a watch in the bad lands May 31. Annie Ceise faced a disturbance charge with a jury finding guilty and a 90 day sentence, suspended on good behavior. Property transfers include Land and Investment Company and Catharine Cooney to E Hume and several others vastly detailing shoreline lot transfers with $1 consideration.
Martin Meyer, noted capitalist, and his son Martin, have reached Butte after years abroad on the continent. Mrs Meyer plans to follow soon. A separate note mentions efforts to settle the Colorado coal strike with a presidential five member commission under consideration by Keating and Owen, aiming for a December report.
The Farmers' Bank of Glidden Iowa with capital of 50000 and deposits around 115000 closed its doors today for liquidation. President David Everts announced the affairs would be adjusted at once and that the loss is not expected to be heavy. Borders in New Zealand set a minimum wage of 11 dollars per week.
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