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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1915
Page
9
Roscoe Taylor reports ten months of severe itching and rash resolved after using Cuticura Soap and Cuticura Ointment. He notes relief within two months and states the condition has not returned. The advertisement touts Cuticura Soap to cleanse and Purify and Cuticura Ointment to soothe and heal.
Mrs. D. Houde of Eureka Missouri, ill with stomach ailments in her family, used May's Wonderful Remedy. She reports swift relief and endorses the product in a letter to George H. Mayr of Chicago. The ad claims permanent results for stomach liver and intestinal issues and offers a money back guarantee.
The piece extols angling, comparing tackle choice to a mariner’s compass. It notes hooks, lines, poles of various woods, and the varied equipment essential to fishing. It urges consult of advertising columns in the Standard for information.
The report shows North Butte Copper Mine earning $133,738 for the year ending June 1, with $11.8 million paid in dividends. The company, now at full capacity after labor strikes and curtailment, holds vast ore reserves, cash in treasury, and has acquired holdings in the eastern section for future exploitation. The late Mrs. Shea, aged 49, of 19 Easton Platte, died yesterday. funeral set for Saturday at 9 from the family residence.
The reading states Neptune and Jupiter ally for favorable times to seek employment and start new enterprises, with government officials promised fortune. It urges caution on contracts and writings, notes opportunities for brokers and educators, and hints at voyages and public announcements, while predicting prosperity for children born today.
Ellison Quigley of Philadelphia reports eastern factories at peak capacity due to war orders. Ammunition, clothing, and auto manufacturers run three shifts as demand from warring nations soars. He notes gold payments for cathe factories, scarce shipments, and rising domestic trade activity, with Montana and Butte showing strong prosperity and broad support for President Wilson.
The Famous Band of Butte presents an annual ball at the Columbia Gardens this evening with a 9 o'clock start. The 16-piece program features swift rhythms and popular dances. committees include W. H. Tage Sid Crise Trevor Thomas and AL Young Fred Fuge Oscar Young James Thomas Jenny Rigner A Hammer Deane and W Baycrow. The event aims to attract a large crowd and exceed prior years.
Two weddings held recently with Rev E J Groeneveld presiding. Upe and Ida Anderson wed at the First Readyteran church manse. they will live at Fish Trap in Ble Hole Tver. Alfred J Van Ness married Louise Dullans on Sunday afternoon June 20 at 621 Granite Street. John J McMahon served as best man.
The notice records several real estate transfers including Anse Real Estate and Bow Realty Company deeds to buyers in Butte area blocks and additions with nominal sums. It also cites a disputed claim from Petrograd and estimates on troop and civilian movements across the front, noting millions of Germans and Austrians involved in recent battles and relocations.
Dispatch from Amsterdam reports the Austrian finance minister announced a loan of 76 million dollars. A German banking group arranged the loan. Norwegian cities consider adopting municipal moving picture theaters.
A joint conference led by Mayor Charles H. Lane with county board members explored moving the city jail to the county facility. They noted the old city jail is condemned by health authorities and the new county jail, once fitted up, could house both city and county prisoners with modern, sanitary conditions. Terms of agreement will be drawn up for review by the county commissioners and city council within 39 days, contingent on bond passage.
W S Sliger of South Butte returned from a Missoula trip with nine fish stories of bad luck. He caught four fish but did not bring any home, as a deputy game warden halted the haul and found more than one man’s daily allowance. Sliger spent hours in custody on a $150 bond before a rancher’s witness led to release. He left with an empty basket.
New Haven June 23 alumni events feature university discussions, corporation elections, a Yale baseball game against Harvard, and Union dinners. Graduates back for commencement hear President Arthur praise increasing intellectual life despite automobiles and broader funding shifts.
A description of the Pletared skirt with three gores that closes at the back and may have a high or regulation waist. Made in serge gabar aine piqué conduros linen or heavy novelty cotton or men weaves. Tweeds are highlighted as especially smart this season for their lasting wearing qualities.
About 200 Montenegrins mainly from Butte depart tomorrow by Great Northern coaches to Calgary then on to Antivari to join the Montenegrin army. Priests bless the men, bands debate marching plans, and many continue leaving for the front as Balkan tensions rise.
Charles H. Little records in Judge Dontan's court the preparation of a trial transcript for John Caterno convicted of first degree murder. Judge Donlan imposed life imprisonment after considering the quarrel sparked by wine and drunkenness. Attorney Peter Breen filed notice of appeal for a new trial. Separately, Tom Sunukan and John Downing faced second degree assault charges related to a Walkerville incident.
Chicago June 23 Farmers are different than they were 20 years ago E T Meredith of Des Moines publisher of farm journal told delegates tending the convention of the Associated Advertising Clubs of the World The farmer now wears garters and buys cloth cars and other goods He urges advertisers to study rural towns and the modern farmer Philadelphia was chosen for next year’s convention of the Associated Advertising Clubs of the War Investigator who found that broader schooling improves the farmer’s condition.
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