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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1916
Page
9
A dubious health ad urges readers to buy "ko-AtER Capsules" from the Sint drug company claiming ten days of use reduces 18 to 20 pounds and restores energy. It warns overfat individuals 18 or 20 pounds above normal should try the product to cut fat, improve digestion, and revive vitality with daily doses before bed, without credible scientific support.
Postmaster Phil C Goodwin led Flag Day observance in Butte with the aim of encouraging many men to join in the display. Three large flags were installed on the federal building and every employee wore a small silk badge in the lapel. One flag measuring 10 by 20 feet hung over the front of the building near the courtroom windows, dominating the facade.
John Barnes admitted taking a twenty dollar bill from Coleman Flair and was sent to county jail. He pleaded guilty, began serving a sentence of thirty days within about an hour yesterday afternoon after arrest by Justice Buckley.
Olson is remanded after pleading not guilty before Justice Doran to charges of mutilating two calves owned by Thomas Scott. Scott alleges the injuries occurred on May 12.
Anne Gordon, president of the Woman's Christian Temperance Union, arrives in Butte for a two day visit. A luncheon at Gamers follows an arrival at 12 30 pm with addresses of welcome, then a public meeting at the Auditorium. The event supports the national temperance campaign led by the Montana WCTU.
W D Fenner declares his candidacy for state auditor promising to serve without fear or favor and to bring efficiency and economy to the office. The piece also notes a wedding of Thomas v Rees and Lala Murry in Butte and their reception at Mrs Collier’s home as part of local society items.
Doris MHL married by friend as bride and groom attended the ceremony. Mr and Mrs Burke left last evening for a tip about the state and upon their return will make their home in the they.
Field Headquarters reports a dramatic clash 20 miles north of Santa Clara where Captain O W Hethorst led 20 cavalry against a Villa band. The Americans routed 25 bandits, killed three, wounded several, and captured horses, saddles, and ammunition. The pursuit continued four hours over rough terrain with Mexican combatants shot. bandit camp abandoned. Cervantes, killed weeks earlier, marked a key campaign milestone. Twelve field parties will pursue Alaska mineral resource surveys.
A dispute arose when Pill Mech Hick, staying with Mrs. Roberts, argued over a few dollars rent and was taken to court after a loud quarrel at night. Police reported that Miss Trussell appeared against Jin Tegan and George Smith as two men were involved, leading to three arrests and $3 fines for each.
Clerk of the Court John J. Foley Sterday revoked the appointment of Mike Sullivan as clerk. Danney Yelle will succeed, with John J. Vines taking over the office duties. Deputy Dan Lewin remains naturalization clerk. Sullivan plans to seek the Democratic nomination for clerk.
A visitor and assistant general freight agent Felt Parker reported prosperity along the Great Northern and other lines in Montana. He cited small towns with populations 1000 to 1500 as seeing growth during his annual tour from Havre to Cut Bank, Fort Belknap, and Billings. The visit highlighted Montana’s production strength and expected national recognition.
The text promotes Williams Pink Pills as a remedy to enrich blood and fortify nerves after illness. It claims to restore strength during convalescence and after grip, noting suitability for growing children and adults with thin blood, and offers mail order from the Dr. Williams Medicine Co of Schenectady New York with pricing and free booklets.
William J. Bryan, arriving at the Democratic National Convention, says his primary role is as a reporter. He hints at a proposed pact between Democrats and progressives to win over the anti-militarist wing and suggests the party should attract progressive votes with its platform. He will not seek a delegate seat or address the convention as a participant.
Informal inquiry seeks whereabouts of nine year old Helene Huker in Helena district court custody proceedings. State humane officer failed to locate the child at the capital. Divorce case notes: Mary Luoma granted divorce from Axel Luoma for desertion. custody of the minor child to Mary Luoma.
A fragment reports Annie Lockard of Carlisi dealing with linen thread Roma and a quantity described as over eighty units. The text is garbled but suggests a trade or quantity issue involving thread materials and a person named Ere fer arden.
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