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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 05, 1912
Page
8
Advert says healthy aging comes from occasional gentle cleansing with Syrup of Figs and Elixir of Senna. It claims the natural laxative strengthens internal organs without weakness and suits all ages. Buyers urged to look for the genuine California Fig Syrup Go. on package front.
In Walsentarg Connecticut on March 4, Lige Spencer of Ozark County Missouri arrived with his team of mules before a wet cafe. He proclaimed the dog sleeping in the road inspired the famous “coon dog” song and challenged any man to rile his hound. A challenger mounted a seat, cracked his whip, and Spencer and the animals rode away toward the opposite street.
Taunton March 4 A complaint was sworn by County Attorney Packer charging Charles Oller of Carvallis with keeping his saloon open after 1 o clock. Bohiar was arrested and pleaded guilty to the charge, fined $100. Deputy Myers and Justice Juntlen led to the discovery the saloon stayed open after hours.
Nineteen editors and publishers representing about 3000 publications across the United States gathered today with the Associated Newspapers to discuss cooperating in the planning of motion and other special features. The meeting will continue for two days.
William J. Bryan told a crowded Auditorium audience that Democrats must push toward prosperity with Republicans joining or starting anew. He urged enforced newspaper ownership disclosures and critiqued Roosevelt and Taft for nominating missteps, while praising progressive fronts and discussing leadership and possible candidates.
A Montana court order removes Mrs. Anna Nett as special administratrix of Edward J. Murphy's estate. Judge Georgy Winston finds she has mismanaged the estate, is incompetent to act, and is biased in favor of Howard J. Murphy, conflicting with duties to Mary Murphy.
The former chief anginner of the fpotano Falla and Northern rakeond is appointed Porlotendent of Glacier National Park in Moran. It is understood THN will aid in park development and the legal interests are set to fall to indecorous endorsement of Inokson.
Special Dispatch to the Standant Hamilton March 4 Mr Blow general manager of the Bitter Root Valley Irrigation company arrives with his unit from Chicago. Mr Sloan cites Chicago officials assuring him the railroad is the valley’s safe future. Twelve deeds from property owners between Curiten and Gum-Mion filed with the county clerk. A large shipment of cooking utensils and fat pigs were received here Saturday.
William Bryan's travel drew few physicians to Butte hotels as crowds gathered to hear him in the Montana political rally. Notable arrivals included Gov. Hawin L. Norris, Lt. Gov. W. R. Allen, Warden Frank Conley, Frank D. B. Brown of Granite County, Judge Lew Callaway of Virginia City, Robert Tr. Thad of Holton, Col. C. R. Nolan of Totona, and T HE Msvelstyn, among others, signaling a statewide campaign stop with regional turnout.
Mrs. Perris, wife of Kyoh Forrix and a prominent real estate figure, died after surgery when a blood clot formed in the heart or brain. She leaves two daughters, Mrs. Re CG Purdie and Dorothy Ferrly, with funeral set for Friday at St James Temple.
Pete Darin, a miner at the Speculator mine in Med inst, died from injuries after a fall head first while removing timber. He died in hospital after a Feb incident. believed to be around age 40. He lived near Wickervilla and had worked at the mine for several months. An inquest will be held Wednesday.
Spokane March 4 A local push gathers momentum to hire Alfred Jackson, currently in Spokane city engineering, as a key official. The effort centers on leveraging his city service to fill a needed post amid city governance discussions.
Nespile continued efforts to locate Edward Alba a wrestler suspected in a grotto incident and disappearance. Messages reached Bisquit Blinn where the wrestler once lived and inquiries moved to Clareice hotel room. Two suspects freed on bonds after county officials questioned them.
Ralph Slated and Misa Tinsel Gri lau were married last evening by Rev W M Jordan at the pastoral residence on West Silver Street. The groom is a well known business man, and the bride is the daughter of Mrs Anni Guuber of 17 Dakota Street. The couple will reside at OW South Washington Street.
Missoula March 4 The Chevigny trial moves to Chevigny taking the stand in the morning with his testimony and cross examination likely to occupy much of the day The court heard little new testimony today an eager crowd filled the courtroom all day as arguments are set for Wednesday and the jury awaits the facts
Washington March 4. A report to the Maryland state board at penlth states rattlesnake venom has been used successfully as a cure for tuberculosis. Dr James Thompson of Divatts Vite claims he cured himself entirely from the disease by injections of snake venom.
Local election chatter centers on mayoral hopeful Griney and a full ticket for aldermen as the Democratic party gears up for its March convention. Names circulate for ward seats while Socialist and emerging candidates eye the council, amid council protest over Bemnatt street property and hospital, hospital, hospital.
About one thousand Montanans, led by Mr and Mrs W Tvalet, attended a Montanan picnic at Long Beach. Reports from Los Angeles describe a severe epidemic and unusual cold weather driving residents indoors, with tents pitched on roots and surrounding areas crowded.
Td Palvis of Miasanle registers. Thornton, Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Baker of Helena are registered. Attorney Larry Meyer went to Livingston on business. L. le Dixon and C. W. Dixon traveled to Reyes, Cal. James Bradley of Anaconda among visitors. Avan returned Trout ge up East. Beardrod of Warn visited yesterday. Wye Habting, George Beone, Latt, T. A. Mirmot and others in city on business. Georgetown residents Hoytrent and others noted. Pinginine mine in Georgetown district developing Gre bodies.
Reported border fight as Mexican rebels move toward the boundary with American detentions and casualties. Cowboys claim seven Mexicans fell. others reported killed or wounded. U.S. sentries stopped groups, arrests followed. retreat by remaining rebels under dusk skies.
A large petition presented by Hydelul Vispately and others seeks the abolition of the district. The document names Fortier Kinintar Puens Ciiiit, attorney Heehort Beran and other signatories, with a formal commission and public notice of the action.
A boiler room gas explosion in the new hall of gas supply injured three people, including the chief engineer Herting who was severely burned. The blast, caused by gas accumulation, shattered windows and sent debris into the street as witnesses described the chaotic scene.
A Corbin Kansas reader recounts a three year battle with a severe back rash marked by pimples itching burning and oozing sores. After trying various medicines he used Cuticura Soap Ointment and Tasolvent with rapid relief and healing notes the remedies as best for skin ailments.
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