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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 13, 1901
Page
5
Anaconda readers are urged to protect trees from green fly and other insects. Plant early seeds like sweet peas and pansies, with detailed growing tips. Emphasis on home gardens, flowering borders, and the rising popularity of lawns as summer nears.
An older health column links heart trouble to poor digestion and urges using Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets after meals. The piece claims digestion improvement can heal most stomach and heart-related issues, noting a 50 cent full sized package and a free booklet by F A Stuart Co of Marshall Michigan.
A special review will be held by Sin cerity Tent No 3 on Wednesday evening March 13 at 8 o'clock to meet Sir Knight J A Orchard state commander and conduct other business as needed. F J Trunk Commander.
Anaconda notices list Greig's Bicycle and eye services at Verberkmoes and Keppler Jewelry Co. Includes Go-Carts, carriages, repairs, a dance at Austrian hall, a Woodmen of the World meeting, and civic notes about residents, visitors, and a funeral. Also mentions through-sleeping service on Great Northern line and local sales.
On March 11 the mayor ordered all joints closed in Weir City Kansas due to a smallpox outbreak. Closures run until April 1 with churches lodges and public gatherings also ordered shut indefinitely. Temperance groups urge the closures to extend beyond April 1.
Mrs. Mary A. Thomas, 73, was found dead in her Guthrie residence. Coroner's jury says she had been dead about two days with face and head horribly mutilated. No clues or suspects identified.
A sword duel in Mentsehau Hungary between Lieutenants Lendeile and Lexerg ends with Lendeile killed and Lexerg hospitalized with over twenty dangerous wounds authorities report the gory clash occurred March 11 amid the Vienna dispatches.
Wichita March 11 jury in the Mrs Nation case failed to agree and was discharged. Reports say the panel stood seven to five for conviction.
In Tacoma on March 11 Andrew Carnegie raised his public library gift from 59000 to 75000 dollars, expanding funding for the project.
Captain Dutton addressed a large crowd praising total abstinence and urging signatures to his pledge. He cited sobering cases from Iowa and Minneapolis to argue liquor harms families and society, noting high crime and early-age involvement in drink. Large crowds attend his meetings as support for the cause grows.
The Royal Neighbors announce meetings on the first and third Mondays each month in Standard hall starting March 1s. Growth of the order requires larger quarters and Standard hall now meets the need, by order of the committee.
Annie Kermos file for divorce from Basil Kermos alleging cruel and brutal treatment. Basil claimed Annie fled to Rock Springs Wyoming with Vinceo Bobolik and faced accusations of unwifeful conduct. Bobolik served six months for violating moral laws. Annie faced no action due to her delicate condition. Basil pursued her from Rock Springs to this city and allegedly beat her when she refused to return home.
Italian man Salvator D Innocenze, who threatened self harm in a cabin Monday morning, was removed from the city jail to the county jail. He will withstand a sanity hearing before Chairman Walker at 2 PM. He raved, tore clothes, climbed to a cell perch, and spoke only to a female prisoner before she left.
The great register for the registration of voters in Anaconda will be opened at city hall from March 8 1901 and stay open for ten days exclusive of Sundays and holidays. It will also be open on Saturday March 30 for correction and registration from 9 am to 10 pm. City Clerk Jos Peters announces.
James West, a burly colored man, was arrested by Officer McAndrews for causing a scene at the All Nation saloon. He spent the night in a cell entertaining the jailer with songs and running battles with an unseen assailant, nearly bending the bars with his head.
Andrew Polokovich appeals a district court ruling after Justice Kennedy awarded John Pozega 39.75 for drinks and cigars. Polokovich argues the charge is for liquor sold on credit by the glass and hence uncollectible under the 1897 liquor law.
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