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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1914
Page
18
A 1913 testimonial extols Cuticura Soap and Ointment as curing rough scaly skin on a face and hands after three months of use. The ad urges mothers to bathe children with the product, promises immediate relief, better sleep, and peace in households, and offers a free 32 page Skin Book and samples from Cuticur a Dept Y Boston.
An advertisement touts Hyomel as a safe, immediate remedy for head colds, sniffles, bronchitis, laryngitis or croup in children. It claims easy breathing without oral dosing, promises instant relief, and offers refunds via Smith Drug Co. of Anaconda and Paxson & Rockefeller Co. of Butte if no benefit is found.
Timber Butte concentrating mill starts trials with initial ore passing crushers and mill on Tuesday. About 190 workers are employed around the mill, with capacity planned for 400 tons daily, expandable. The plant, located on Timber Butte’s southern slope, uses gravity and flotation with zinc and lead concentrates, selling finished zinc to Bartlesville smelters.
Today with censorship debates rising, Ansonia shows The Gamblers a five reel film by Charles Klein adapted by George W. Terwilliger The Lubin company presents this tale as a great subject The film runs the balance of the week with ladies night Friday and a Saturday matinee for children none should miss this feature
At the monthly meeting the South Side Improvement Association reviewed a larger garden contest with more lawns trees and flowers planned for the season. City Engineer Flood discussed a storm and sanitary sewer proposal tied to a $200 000 bond election to be held late July, with joint efforts from the Northwestern Improvement district to support the project.
Walkerville residents launched an annual cleanup day with three wagons collecting refuse and teams on the streets. City marshals and elders, aided by locals, planned an extended effort from the north end to clear every part of the town, postponing to ready weather.
In sburg Kansas on June 10 the Morn a daily newspaper suspended today after a month of free distribution that failed to attract readers. The edition boasted a sale of men’s clothing and furnishings at Hennessy’s, urging shoppers not to miss the event.
Police officer Alec N. Wittman faces a second investigation and trial on charges of misconduct in office and conduct unbecoming a police officer after a complaint filed by Peter Bigelow accuses him of drawing and firing a loaded revolver at a 16 year old, striking him with a club, and threatening to shoot. The incident reportedly occurred June 7 while Wittman was patrolling in uniform with a revolver, leading to alleged abuse of authority and violation of city ordinances. Wittman previously faced similar charges and had contemplated resignation to avoid guilt admission.
A burglar struck the Bell company's West Broadway night booth again taking the wall telephone and change box. Officials suspect a skilled operator watched the premises on busy days and avoided alarms, suggesting a repeat crime by a capable thief.
Regular subscribers may purchase a cotton flag of specified size with pole and rope for 3 cents. Supply limited, one flag per customer. Wool hunting flags priced at 1.25 dollars each, also restricted to one per customer. Out-of-town subscribers offered at the same rate.
Mrs. John Carrig of 909 Chicago Avenue recounted rapid recovery after using Dr Jaeger’s prescription from Baden Germany. She says the treatment enabled home work baking and shopping previously impossible for months. The doctor’s remedy is not a patent medicine and is available at Fischer's Saar stand, 34 West Broadway.
Anaconda druggist promotes a simple mixture from Fuller Drug Company claiming it cures appendicitis and rapidly relieves stomach issues. The ad emphasizes the remedy Adler-i-ka from Newbro Drug Company and notes impressive results in the local market.
Announcement from the clerk of the court states that all naturalization petitions must be filed by June 25 to be eligible for fall voting. Those who have applied to the Department in Washington for certificates of arrival must file them at the same office or risk return to Washington.
June dispatches from Vienna and Paris report George Fred Williams, the American minister to Greece, circulating a note about U S good offices for Albania peace. Washington says no instructions were given to Williams and doubt he acted. The Athens agency claims Williams authorized to visit Albania and Epirus to study the situation for peace and goodwill among races and parties.
The earliest book in the Americas was printed in Mexico City in 1536. In Seville Jules Cromberger ran a printing house and sent an press to the New World under Juan Pablos. The first book arrived and was created shortly after.
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