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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 12, 1913
Page
2
A chaotic advert describes New Way Corn Cure promising quick relief for corns with bold claims and dramatic benefits. The fragment mentions a bottle offered on receipt of price and lists various druggists and retailers, suggesting a wide marketed remedy with sensational language.
An advertisement claims May's Walt Health restores grey hair to its natural color almost immediately and improves beauty, offering a money back guarantee if unsatisfied. It urges readers to buy a bottle now from listed drug companies.
A vintage ad touts Castarets to straighten bowels, cleanse the stomach, and remove undigested and fermenting food. It promises relief from headache, biliousness, coated tongue, indigestion, sour stomach, and constipation with a daily nightly dose. Children love to take them and they cost a penny per box.
A flood of color plans sweeps Bilas City and surrounding counties as the Yellowstone Trail project draws attention. Officials hint at painting bridges in a distinctive yellow hue to mark the route, with costs estimated at about 10000 dollars. Local political and civic figures discuss the impact on traffic and regional identity while residents react to the unfamiliar scheme and its potential changes to public spaces.
Sunday School folks conclude a three day session in Manhattan with 0 delegates present from other parts of the state. Notable speakers included Dr Skeuty Puncher Rev J M Alfred and leaders from Belgrade Bozeman and Montana. Officers named include president BeBelgrade and treasurer Miss Han with several department superintendents listed.
Caspar Zehate mit died after a five year illness leaving six children. His brother's suicide years ago is noted. Local political nominations list Republican and Socialist candidates for alderman, treasurer, police magistrate, and mayor. Mention of town officials, a renominated Thielen, and Daniels. Also reports about staff movements at Northern Pacific and a roadmaster appointment for J. M. Taylor with broad territory from Mandan to Billings.
Twin Bridges Meuroh UW Paige, a board member, returned from a busy session in Virginian City where approval of the annual county fair site at Twin Bridges was granted. Commissioners Creight Businell A J Mico FLOW Sominern Twin A A Linder Blaine E D Marsh Sheridan Ho Noyd Water joo H L Rundell Ted Manard named. $609 appropriated for the usual state fair exhibit. Patrick Carney reappointed state fair commissioner. Local prep basketball game featured final 32 to 28 in Dillon with the Dillon team defeating their rivals. next game set to be played in Dillon.
A newspaper item notes a vote likely to favor a new voting system restricted to property owners on election day. It also reports several local happenings including a nurse's hospital transfer after a serious operation, Livingston’s F E Nelson visiting, rancher George White narrowly escaping death, and a wagon incident near the city.
A Marine charge case centers on alleged mistreatment and forced labor involving a woman identified as Mrs. Kate Connwell. The accused, Jack Jacks, reportedly deserted after a failed attempt to coerce work and later joined the navy recruitment effort, with official proceedings set for next week.
Lincoln County commissioners announce plans to purchase the Sid Realty complex for a permanent courthouse site on California Avenue. Weather permitting, construction will begin, with a projected fall completion to house a high school and public library in the new facility.
A. T. Jasqueth proposes a $7,000 bond for sanitary and storm sewers to be voted at the April election. A home talent play Sun bonnets by Christian Ladies aids church fund. Tobacco Valley club distributing 4,064 booklets for county promotion. Miss Albert Sachenski of the city dies after appendicitis surgery.
A woman claims Swamp-Root cured her kidney trouble and Bright's disease after doctors failed. She describes severe suffering as a wife and mother, credits Dr Space's Swamp-Root after limited faith, and offers to publish the testimonial and share with friends.
A garbled ad promises a sample bottle of Swamp-Root from Dr Kilmer and a booklet on kidneys. It urges writing to Hilmer at Hing hamton New York for the sample and information and notes regular and $1 sizes sold at drug stores.
A fragmented 1912 news fragment reports a farm home destroyed near noon. It mentions insurance issues, a court appearance for a shooting in Carlyle, pleas to assault, a theft charge, and various state appointments and meetings. Includes rainfall notes for Libby and a veteran burial in Antigo Wisconsin.
A scattered 1905 era page notes Libby high school debate with the Nsnett bel school in Libby. It mentions Anna Kelley and a legal case about a maiden against Libby, plus a hotel lease to Mr Belcher starting mid April. An attempted robbery case is reported with a one year sentence. A curious wedding rice detail is recounted from a parish wedding scene near the church across the street.
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