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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1915
Page
9
A historical advertisement extols Sargol as a fat-producing tonic for thin, weak people. It claims a regenerative force can raise flesh and strengthen digestion, with a month’s use promising weight gain and improved nourishment. Endorsed by physicians and used by prominent figures, it markets Sargol as harmless and inexpensive.
The defense of Henry Robinson and unsettled conditions after the dynamiting of the Butte socialist plant lead Mayor C. H. Lane to authorize Chief Jerry Murphy to detail a police officer each night for duty around the Maury home at 95 West Silver Street. Maury said he sought protection for his family though he had not received threats or felt in imminent danger.
Tina Latham, former VOA worker now a HelpIng Hand speaker, reported an attempt to disrupt her meeting on East Park Street near Main under Mayor Lane’s permit. A can of shoe blacking was thrown from a third floor, striking her forehead and ending the session. Police believe the assailant tried to sleep through the event.
The Oregon Short Line announces a Sunday summer train from Butte to Armstead with daily summer runs, arriving Armstead around 11 and returning to Butte by 8. The court holds John ODonnell and Thomas Thompson on a complaint accusing them of stealing goods from Northern Pacific box cars valued at $190.
Expressing gratitude to friends and neighbors for kindness and sympathy shown during the illness and death of my father Benjamin Reed at Missoula Avenue. W G Reed acknowledges support from the community.
Testimony in a dispute between Mrs Magna Rude and J W Marshall centers on a fence and shed on the north half of a lot at Alaska and Copper streets. If upheld, Marshall must move the fence back, shrink the shed and shorten front steps. Marshall denies overage but cites estoppel and statute of limitations. The case hinges on survey measurements and a week for briefs.
Prof. F.C. Tipton will lead 35 Hoosier school teachers to Butte to tour the city July 2 arriving aboard the Milwaukee on a trip from the ex positions. The group will spend the day visiting points of interest including the big copper cam. Morley & Thomas Co advertises rates for workers' compensation insurance at 46 E. Broadway.
The column reports astrological influences across many sectors including women, fashion, jewelry, and real estate with warnings of scandals, lawsuits, and political troubles in Britain. It also predicts dangers for maritime interests, floods of drownings, and a promising July for the Panama Pacific exposition while noting business prosperity for some Gemini subjects and notable actors.
Judge Lynch dismissed Laura Rehfus's divorce suit from John Rehfus after hearing one side. he denied alimony and allowed Laura to occupy a room without interference. The ruling found condonation by both parties after the suit began, with the cross-complaint dismissed.
Community souvenir sliver spoons priced at 15 cents each with Sun day Standard subscription. Four spoons at 16 cents each for standard subscribers. Thousands already distributed, more to go within days. Mail orders to Anaconda Standard office. Also notes a marriage at Palace hotel Walkerville between Charles Darlington and Miss Violet Johns officiated by Rev Harry M Cooper.
The ad argues that rheumatism improves when the blood is built up using Dr Williams Pink Pills. It cites anemia as common in rheumatic cases and promotes two booklets on diet and blood building, free from the Dr Williams Medicine Co. and urges readers to ask their doctor or chemist for the pills.
Miller seeks contempt charges against Butte Miners officers for refusing to surrender union books and property. He cites prior court orders and alleges threats and force at the union hall as he presses for possession. Judge McClernan set hearings and Breen wins three payment orders for legal fees.
The Duuts family announces the optical repair shop at North Main Street will continue the business run for more than eight decades. J P Powell now manages the shop while the Jewelers firm Witterhalter Co. ties in with ongoing plans. Skilled repair work will be a feature as the store opens to the public offering reasonable prices and courteous service with a satisfaction guarantee. Grandma Martin, a well known Centerville resident, is honored by Trinity Methodist Episcopal Ladies Aid Society at a weekly church gathering.
A six year old girl, daughter of Jacob Leukina of 340 East Broadway, fell three feet from a banister yesterday forenoon behind her home. She was playing with companions, bruised and possibly skull injury feared. She received treatment at Butteemer Bency hospital.
Eight year old Witte Kane son of John Kane of 49 East Park street was injured getting onto a rear Thornton hotel elevator with help from H J Kelly. His left foot was crushed and lacerated but not amputated as the foot failed to clear a standard.
Everett Wysong and Miss Nora Sophia Confer, both of Butte, were married yesterday by Justice Doran J. R. Thomas. Lyman Roscoe and the couple’s witnesses. The Wysongs will reside in Butte.
Marriage licenses were issued yesterday by the county clerk to Thomas D Powell of Idaho and Emma Eby of Titnnack Orval Gang and Stell Harraugh of Butte and Archie D vis and Alice Linebarger of Butt.
The piece emphasizes prudent money management, saving, and wise spending and investing. It notes bank advertising in The Standard offers guidance on keeping and growing funds, urging readers to consult banks and bankers for sound financial advice.
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