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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1923
Page
2
A woman recounts years of feverish illness and exhaustion followed by relief after taking Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound. She claims the tonic restored her strength, eased pain, and allowed her to resume household duties and work, while hoping it helps others.
Three young women from Minneapolis registered at a bureau as Miss Mary Graves Miss Thiernelda Procls and Beatrix Nelson and left home to hike 2000 miles in search of work. They walked the route through Butte toward Spokane and West, asking about conditions and opportunities while carrying clothes and supplies for a long trek.
William Potts was found not guilty by Justice ONeill in the killing of Jackson Brandon on the Butte Anaconda road. The court ruled Potts was not to blame as the driver of the stage, with Brandon described as a passenger who was struck. Other cases include John Zenlain acquitted over alleged embezzlement debt, Mary Bell dismissed on motion, and Crowley matters continued in court.
The Rialto shows a mystery comedy about a wealthy man mistaken for a notorious thief and drawn into a crook’s life. It features original screen situations and the second Pearl White episode, with Dorothy Dalton’s Fog Bound set for tomorrow.
Empress management adds a second matinee and night show next Monday due to high patronage. The Empress Players recently staged Smilin’ Through to strong praise, with Miss Newton acclaimed for her Jane Cowl role and the song Smilin’ Thru performed by her.
Suit for possession filed against Beatty & Co. of Meaderville for premises at 45 and 47 Main Street. Complainant Agelo Pearn. Judge Lynch in Virginia City sent notice that his law motion calendar would be heard this afternoon at 30 County. Byron E. Cooney traveled to Helena with a Montana Way committee to discuss highway funding with the state highway commission. Caroline Schuster sues Joan Schuster in Butte for cruelty and drunkenness following a 1923 marriage, alleging beating with a chair.
The article explains readers' dual influence as business and home owners. It uses a miner, Mr C, to show how 18 853 Digest subscribers in mining include 12 836 owners or executives, making them a “double in brass” audience for advertisers buying for both plant and home.
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