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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1913
Page
7
An odd ad style paragraph touts a corn product with quirky claims. It mentions Lawrence & Co, Chioigs, the Buller Deng Co, C.H. Ho. kins & Co, and Jensen the Draggist as sellers in a damaged 1900s era notice. The copy references stock phrases about ease of application and guaranteed results.
A vintage advertisement urges women with grey or faded hair to use Hay's Hair Health. It claims the product darkens and revitalizes hair, hides use, and requires no dye. The ad promises a money back guarantee and lists pharmacies offering the remedy.
An advertisement touts Castarets tablets as a remedy for indigestion and stomach discomfort. It claims to cleanse digestive organs, prevent fermentation, and improve bowel movements during sleep. The copy warns of possible side effects and urges readers to buy from a druggist.
An advert explains a home hair growth preparation claiming to restore hair for bald individuals. It lists ingredients such as Lavena de Comnosen Menthol Crystals Bay ram and Kalon perfume, and asserts the formula is safe and free of poisonous wood alcohol. The piece frames the preparation as highly recommended by specialists.
An old ad promotes Wiloer’s Swamp-Loot as a kidney remedy for men and women including women and me. It claims high efficacy and nationwide recommendation and offers a free sample by mail with a form addressed to Igiltner & Co in Linghampton, NY.
A complex insurance dispute reaches a pivotal federal appellate ruling. The case concerns a life policy held by Creat Western Life Womanrance and the insurer United States circuit court, with a jury verdict for the plaintiff and a full costs award. The insurer seeks Supreme Court review, arguing the policy questions were not contestable after one year.
Reported dispute over whether Northern Pacific land in Montana is open to settlement has drawn statements from Kenedy and lawyers Gaon Ragel and Bau. Officials, attorney general, and state representatives say no clear action or dates exist to open or open prospects. filings and protests continue with no approved sale or location plans.
The article reports Kelly arguing that interest on public funds is not required and that all public money should be deposited to earn interest only as needed for current expenses and immediate work. It discusses legislative intent, ordinary and extraordinary expenditures, and rules for depositing funds to maximize lawful interest.
Reporting gaps show Northern Pacific considering a bridge or tunnel route to extend the Gallatin Valley railroad northward. Crews survey foothills north of the Bridger Range and east of the present north Gallatin Valley line as traffic forecasts indicate possible heavy freight growth.
John Harper a long time Gallatin valley resident died Monday morning at his ranony home near Taxzeman after years in trades including bucksmith ship. He was born in 1845 in New York and later pursued saising and rafiohing before settling in the region. Funeral set for tomorrow at 2 melock with Rev J I Parker officiating.
Helena June 17 The county surveyors formed an organization in conference with the state highway commission today. They authorized reports from committees outlining legislation and standardizing the county surveyor office. J C Jalil of tos ture named president with local officers, and a seven member committee was formed to develop rules and a winter meeting planned.
Helena dispatch notes the state board of stock commissioners meeting with executive committee resolutions. The group discusses Langhome affairs and reimbursement for stockmen affected by recent speculation while estray claims and routine items fill the agenda. Members listed include Ff Sanpiniton Peterson Broadwater Mare, Ivrlena Turke Johnston White Sulphur Springs Tnaviey Deer Lodge Harris Fort Benton and Charlie O'Donnell Billings.
Livingston, June 17. T J Johns and J M Darrach sue Park county residents and the Progressives executive committee for unpaid printing work. Plaintiffs claim 2400 for Livingston Post and 455 for Clyde Park Herald, totaling 5 0 08 papers 25 000 circulars and other printing for defendants and campaign.
A boy scout performed a rescue when two brothers drowned after a gasoline launch they were testing capsized near Lawnsgengic. Witnesses recalled the scene as the town searched for the craft and its occupants while a telephone message recorded details from Rig Faris. Rescue efforts recovered the ladies later that evening.
June 17 Montanap discusses vestry eligibility and church board elections. Clerical and lay delegates named for the upcoming episcopal convention in New York, with alternates listed. Local election results report bridge project votes and a power-rate hearing postponement by the public service commission.
Willan Widhiee representing the Tight conan' Phiet' s representatives said the company will need two or three weeks for data to be properly formatted before submission to her clients.
Governor Stewart issued a proclamation declaring a quarantine on all drought affected counties in the region to prevent spread of disease through imports. Prohibited imports include alfalfa hay and forage crops, fresh fruits, potatoes, and other vegetables during the growing season. Inspection and fumigation certificates are required for compliant shipments.
Attorney General Helena Hetty stated that certain government patents acquired through public acts are taxable. The issue hinges on whether such patents, identified by Tax Commissions and federal authorities, should be assessed when the purchaser completes required steps and pays due costs.
Fragmented Q and A shows varied membership costs in major exchanges with figures like Baltimore 4500, New Orleans 3700, Montreal 090, and New York 04. It also contains garbled text and a casualty count noting 169 men and 98 women warmer areas, plus 4 children and mixed outcomes, with several unreadable lines throughout.
Butte residents attend the Montana Knights Templars state convention with delegates traveling from preay commandery. Two Carrol and Wright, with their wives, head to the session. The event features work, diversions by Kalispell Knights, excursions to Finhead, auto trips, and a Valley teams carnival prize contest on Friday morning.
Fragmentary OCR reads like a financial note mentioning Edinbueah dietric of Scotland exporting whiskey to The Linkted States with amounts around 15 330 last year 3175308 and 103 000 with a final figure 466 002. Names and specifics are garbled.
Railway timetable snippet shows departures and arrivals among Anaconda Butte and Plains sections with trains labeled Arrive Anaconda and Tutte vs Tralos. The fragment mentions leave times and connections for plains routes and indicates arrivals at Anaconda and Butte.
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