Pickard of Chicago Named Top Art Figure
Pickard of Chicago is hailed as the most artistic figure in local circles, with supporters praising his creative vision and influence on city arts initiatives.
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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1906
Page
10
Pickard of Chicago is hailed as the most artistic figure in local circles, with supporters praising his creative vision and influence on city arts initiatives.
A local feature highlights a Chinese decorator whose country offers varied artistic designs. The critic praises the shapes, color harmony, and overall pleasing effect. A preview line shows the newest items just arrived for display in the window.
Governor Toole speaks to Butte miners during the celebration, praising the Roughly 1878 era mining unions and leaders like Witter and Willer, stressing the rights of workers and the role of government to protect labor against abuse while urging tolerance of criticism and lawful reform. The speech defends unions as essential yet cautions against corruption, noting public interest and constitutional limits.
A long passage discusses the tension between corporate power and labor in Montana, noting recent exposures of corporate methods and calls for moderation. It cites RAVCAT Corporation, urges sober economic policy, and appeals for industrial peace. The piece reflects a period view on public trust, property, and wage issues, ending with a pledge to continue efforts toward justice and prosperity.
Mrs Ryebert Sheldon of Woodville Connecticut recounts her one and a half year old son's severe skin sores failing to improve with physicians. After using Cuticura Soap and Ointment as advised by a relative, the sores healed in about two months and never returned, leaving the child strong and healthy.
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