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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 11, 1909
Page
5
A Montana store promotes its clock department and jewelry shop claiming decades of reliable service and expert care. The ad promises free fittings and stresses the store’s commitment to high quality, with emphasis on trustworthy mechanics and preserved order.
Vagrant youths faced trial as court hears claims that older men share blame for the boys crimes. Police describe a gang with headquarters on Tower Star Street involved in thefts at local shops and from wagons, with some youths aged 16 and younger. Court proceedings reveal youths attempting thefts, window prying, and dormitory misdeeds, while officers pursue partners and impose delays as cases unfold.
Charles Gasikill has been appointed to the rural mail service at Miksoula replacing Traviswood. The dispatch from Washington notes the change and lists Gasikill as the new carrier.
An advertisement touts Golden Medical Discovery and Pleasant Pellets as remedies for weak health, headaches, bad breath, stomach issues, and nerve strength. It lists ingredients from native American plants and cites medical authorities endorsing herbal cures. The copy urges readers to send name and address for more information.
City council debates ward based voting machine deployment and judge appointments for the upcoming election. Officials discuss ward inclusion, taxed residents, and eligibility of annexed areas to vote, while committee processes and library tower use for Revolutionary War artifacts are addressed.
Eighth Ward Democrats gathered near the county attorney’s office to name a primary slate for the city convention. Leading candidates for mayor included Mr Gomlwhisni and We We MecDowell, with a large attendance and support noted. A secondary ticket was proposed with John Moran leading the effort, as walls of delegates and alternates were designated by the meeting.
Walker remains bullish on copper prices and major copper stocks after a recent dip. He cites Amalgamated, Phelps Dodge, and Calumet & Hecla as stronger performers, noting potential for higher prices and renewed buying interest from Boston interests.
A garbled OCR passage lists numerous names and a polling detail. It indicates voting will occur at a designated venue with opening hours starting at 7 o clock, and mentions multiple individuals possibly candidates or officials, though the text is largely unreadable.
Delegates and alternates were named by acclamation at a Second Ward Democrats caucus held in Judge McCheenan’s courtroom. Campaign leaders announced the slate for the primary, with J.B. Boarman as chairman and a list of delegates and alternates including John MacGinire, Thomas Rab ton, D. G. Slevern, J.B. Onrman, S.J. Murphy, and others. The vote followed a hat selection, and organizers projected no contention at the upcoming primary.
New York March 10 The Copper Producers Association today released figures showing marketable copper on hand in the United States totaled 174,981,242 pounds on March 1, up 2,100,000 pounds from February 1. February production stood at 108,700,617 pounds with deliveries totaling 74,518,614 pounds. During the past quarter sales totaled about 104,000,000 pounds.
Lucy N Bealth aged 4h years died at an early hour yesterday morning at the family home 32 West Gold street. She was the wife of B F Smith a well known contractor and had lived in Hutin for many years. The funeral will be held at the home this afternoon at 2 oclock.
In Mar 16 Honoluln a bill was signed by the territorial legislature aimed at Japanese physicians. The measure, supported by a local medical society, requires Japanese doctors to undergo examinations conducted in English by territorial examiners.
Chicago reader Mrs. Alvena Sterling credits Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with curing her after doctors urged a third operation for inflammation, a small tumor, and repeated surgeries. The ad promotes the remedy as a standard treatment for female ills, listing displacement, infections, irregularities, pain, and nervous distress as conditions it aids.
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