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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 01, 1912
Page
15
An advertisement promotes Pape's Diapepsin as relief for indigestion and related stomach issues. It claims quick five minute proof of improvement, explaining fermentation causes symptoms like belching, fullness, nausea, and loss of appetite, and urges readers to ask their pharmacist for the product.
A physician reports excellent results using Eckman's Alterative for tubercular neck glands and other lung ailments. Mrs. Garvin of Idaho Falls says she gained 22 pounds since February and her four month old baby is healthy. she credits treatment for her improved health and no cough. The ad notes the product is pesticide free and available at Newbro Drug Co in Butte with a booklet and further evidence from Eckman Laboratory.
Helena February 29 The Montana state board of sheep commissioners Executive Committee urged the forestry service to pause action on a proposed elk range and to seek legislative guidance. They opposed withdrawing more land for a game preserve, petitioning the legislature to prevent further preserves and transfer elk beyond park limits to protect domestic livestock.
Special Dispatch to the Standard notes Bozeman banks, Commercial National Gallatin State and National Bank of the Gallatin Valley, have seen deposits rise over seven years by about 740000 dollars, a gain exceeding 50 percent. The last year shows the largest total at 2127789.90 dollars.
The New York Sun describes a cane umbrella that serves as a walking stick when dry and unfolds into an umbrella when wet. A telescoping sheath hides the umbrella, with crook handles in wood or the same material. A folding umbrella features jointed ribs that compact to about a foot, with a screw-together stick and sliding parts to spread the ribs. A third design uses a wood colored leather sheath resembling a cane, with a foldable sheath for pocket storage.
The Jungfrau Railroad tunnel 27 000 feet long reaches the Jungfraujoch station at 13 000 feet above sea level. A 400 foot ascent to the terminal will connect by a 244 foot elevator to the summit. Total construction cost 2 600 000 dollars.
Three divorce suits filed in Virginia City district court this week name Mary A Turney and James Turney of Twin Bridges with alleged threats and abuse, Homer B Rumans and Clara E Rumans over desertion, and Mary Lewis and George W Lewis over ongoing separation. Turney seeks $20 monthly alimony and custody arrangements for four children.
Mrs. Alice Munroe, an elderly California resident, arrived in Helena after replying to a fake letter she believed came from her son Chauncey Munroe. The typewritten note promised a good-paying job and a reunion, but Chauncey has not been seen in a year. police search continues as she stays with Mr. and Mrs. A. Cole.
Price lists reveal notable increases due to elevated costs of rectified spirits of wine and narcotics shortages from Asia Minor opium crops.
The cabinet board enforcing the Pure Food Law ruled against saccharine in foods by a two to one vote. Secretary Wilson and Nagel affirmed that saccharine in food products adulterates them, while MacVeagh dissented. Manufacturers receive six months to reformulate, with earlier Roosevelt guidance and expert reports cited.
Harry M. Ralston of Helena donated a sword found in 1904 in an Indian dugout on the Little Bighorn about four miles below the battle site. The weapon, wrapped in buckskin and lacking a scabbard, is believed to be a relic of the Custer massacre.
Lewistown February meeting with Great Northern Chief Engineer Hoge land reviewed depot grounds plans. Discussions covered connecting Kendall road to First avenue and turning part of the company's land into a public thoroughfare, with acceptance promised if feasible. Hoge land then proceeded to St Paul.
Samuel Newhouse, Salt Lake millionaire, won two foreclosure judgments against Montana Revenue Gold Mining Company over Richmond Flat claims near Norris. Awards totaled $34,400 with fees and $90,494.84 with fees, plus costs. Attorneys were C. Parsons and W. Stewart.
Margaret Anglin will not discard her sparkling comedy Green Stockings after finishing Lydia Gilmore in New York. She plans a road tour with Green Stockings and Henry Arthur Jones' new play in her repertoire.
Of 822 vessels totaling 2,084,630 tons built in British yards last year, nearly all were steel and 99 percent of tonnage consisted of gleam craft.
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