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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 07, 1913
Page
9
The text outlines Gregson Hot Springs offerings including a elaborate provisions for patrons, a palatable meal from prime edibles, a grand form of entertainment uncommon at amusement parks, perfected dance halls, and a well-equipped hotel with superior service. It notes accessibility via A. BLSY 2 on and transport connections with N. P. and M. & P. rail lines and a telephone contact.
An old advertisement touts Pape's Diapepsin as a quick remedy for stomach distress. It claims the tablets digest food in five minutes, relieve sour tastes, belching, gas, and heartburn, and prevent nausea and headaches, with a promise of cures for most dyspepsia and indigestion cases.
Fragmentary notes describe skepticism about consumption cures and mention two supposed facts. The text lists various remedies and products such as tonics and medicines, with references to physicians and advertisers in Philadelphia and Pennsylvania. It cites alleged recoveries and urges readers to seek further evidence from Seekrman laboratory and local druggists.
Legislature remains in session with an extended roster of lawmakers and clerks. A fragmented line lists numerous surnames including Blake Brower Burnett Christmas Clark Day Doegett Drinkard Elle Jon Gould Gravieal Higgins Huddi Ston Hustead Jahreiss gonnson Lemmon McMahon MacRae Meador ONeill Poulson Nowe Sickler Word 20.
The Senate debated funding, licenses, and state appointments amid a tense session marked by a personal privilege speech. Members discussed appropriations for land funds and salaries, plus regulatory measures and a refused conference with the House as the body prepared to adjourn.
In a morning dull session the House addressed two committee reports on charges of improper conduct over votes. The first found charges unwarranted and aimed at discrediting members. the second found no direct evidence against any member, noting possible influence by non-members. House rules shifted briefly to restrict floor access, then reversed, as bills approved include raising county assessment limits and compensation measures.
Teagues and others in the senate show support for the uniform policy and the consideration granted. On Edwards motion the senate voted confidence in Whiteside.
Testimonial from Miss Mary Ardner of Defiance Ohio claims Dr Kilmer's Swamp Root cured her bladder and kidney pain after trial bottle and subsequent purchases. Notary public verifies the sworn statement dated July 16, 1909.
An old advertisement copy mentions Swamp-Root and a regular one dollar bottle offered for sale at local brug stores as promoted in the Anaconda Daily Standard style. The fragment hints at marketing copy urging readers to buy the tonic.
The Montana legislature unanimously adopted a resolution praising press representatives who attended sessions and provided accurate reports. They commended courteous and tactful coverage and expressed gratitude for publishable, honest reporting across several newspapers. The body also approved appropriation bills and various measures including taxation of plantings, real estate redemption, warehouse transfer safeguards, forest land protection, and slot machine regulation with age restrictions.
Mrs Levi Z Dow widow of the Chicago merchant died at her Washington home this afternoon after a brief illness. Joseph A Lester and his wife, son and daughter-in-law, learned of her death by telephone and hurried to Washington from their Virginia country place. Funeral plans await family wishes from Europe. among survivors are Mrs Colin Campbell and Lady Suffolk.
Over 1,500 shirts to select from French percale or Madras cloth in spring styles. Men's shirts priced at 95 cents from the regular 2.50. Features include stiff or soft French style cuffs and plain or pleated bosoms in all sizes. Sale tomorrow at 8 sharp at Bouchers 37-29 West Park Street.
A cloakmakers union with 3000 members in the city, allied with the International Garment Workers' union, declares a strike. They demand a 15 percent wage increase, a 49 hour work week, safer sanitary conditions, and formal recognition of the union.
Mexico City reports 10000 seasoned troops to be led by Briz Gen Samu Garcia Cuellar, Diaz loyalist. Two thousand more to Coahuila to face Carranza forces. Forces occupy Lampazo Nuevo Leon and Coahuila eastern areas as reports of engagements flow from Monclova and Mesquite. In New York a policeman’s pistol disappears, his son found with it, a fatal shooting follows.
Fragmentary text describes a wonderful story about coats from a pre era period and mentions a weekly page. Names and clear facts are missing, but the tone suggests a mid century local column or feature describing garments and cultural notes.
A poverty stricken Lyon woman claimed to own a 29 carat diamond known as the thunderbolt. The stone, weighing 29 carats with rough diagnostic signs, allegedly passed through several owners and was placed with a local jeweler who alerted police. The tale suggests the gem may soon go to Paris for expert judgment.
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