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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1919
Page
3
Papers and records at Ludwig C. A. Martens office at 110 W 40th St New York are scanned for a nation wide Bolsheviki plot. Authorities raid Martens embassy style offices and seize posters documents and files totaling over four tons.
Mining circles condemn the Minerals Separation Company for demanding perpetual royalties and per ton charges on ores processed by flotation. The terms vary widely, from tiny operators to large concerns, with arbitrary changes and aggressive licensing. The industry calls the policy extortionate and discriminatory against successors and smaller properties.
Objections to the Minerals Separation Company license terms provoke the American Mining Congress to file a brief with the federal trade commission. Critics denounce high machine costs and exclusive licensing as anticompetitive. The article also references business arguments on egg market pricing and a parable from Dr. Steenthly, plus a note on Purdie becoming a fellow of the London Association.
A fragmented newspaper ad touts Mayr's Wonderful Remedy promising reduced stomach distress and bloating after three doses. It claims quick cure for liver and intestinal ailments, including appendicitis, with one dose or money back. The ad lists Smith Drug Co in Anaconda Newbro Drug Co in Butte and Paxson Rockefeller Co and other druggists nationwide.
An old advertisement touts "Tiz" and "Tix" as quick relief for tired sore and swollen feet. It promises rapid easing of burning chafing and bunions with a 75 cent box, claiming to soothe pains and reduce shoe tightness.
City Attorney R L Clinton states special improvement district 268 the South and West paving district will be abandoned due to boundary defects and rising costs. A larger district is planned as petitions demand inclusion of adjoining streets and paving costs shift from 14 cents to about 8 cents per square foot for curb-to-curb street paving. Steps will be taken to form a much larger district.
The Unpainted Woman portrays a brave heroine of Viking lineage who rises from Cinderella to farm boss in a village tale. Her courage and kindness break class barriers as she endures ostracism, later marries into a respected family and gains personal triumph after widowhood. Also notes marriage licenses and a long service record, plus 1918 meat production per capita at 238.7 pounds.
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