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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 25, 1913
Page
18
An advertisement touts Croxone as a cure for chronic rheumatism, kidney, and bladder problems by neutralizing and dissolving uric acid and poisons in the blood. It claims rapid relief from pain, strengthens inactive kidneys, and offers a money back guarantee via first class drug stores with a one to three day regimen.
Barnard Realty contra city of Butte ends with injunction against tax sale. Judge Lynch finds no evidence Barnard land near Missoula Gulch qualifies as mining ground or city property. City likely to appeal to supreme court while other cases proceed, including Blackburn estate and Bassett civil actions.
This evening at the South Methodist church the South Side Association will hold what is expected to be one of the most important seasons in its history. Petitions are prepared for signatures on installing a sewage system to serve the thickly settled district with stores, homes, and good streetcar service but lacking sewers and walks.
Mayer promotes diamonds with guaranteed purity and low prices at Main Springs, while the American theater opens a two day run featuring a sensational photoplay about a fallen colonel and his ultimate sacrifice. The issue also highlights The Animated Weekly, Mardi Gras in Panama, aviation recognition, a deadly Omaha fire, a Dewey hotel blaze, an Ireland vs England rugby match, and a skyrocket incident at the Queensboro bridge with United States troops on the Mexican border.
Wall paper offered at 160 a roll as the department grows larger with a fresh shipment from factories Schatzlein Paint Co located at a West Broadway address.
A scattered reminiscence narrates a busy morning scene with a family preparing for school and travel. It pivots to a conversation about a wife, a dining car, and contrasts between hotel life and home routines. The piece then shifts to profiles of Ed E Wright and pioneer life in Butte, touching on Chinese labor history and the steam laundry era and its social implications.
The article describes making fried cakes or crullers with eggs milk sugar and flour then frying in hot fat and rolling in powdered sugar. It invites readers to request the KC Cook's Book for free containing similar recipes and to send colored certificate packets to Jaques M G Co in Chicago with name and address.
A Kansas report describes a severe prairie fire sweeping the state, with fire moving through counties including Gray and neighboring areas. The blaze destroys trees and vegetation, with local responders aiding efforts to control the spread and protect property.
The registration tea in the commissioners' room attracted many women despite bad weather. Clerical limits caused crowding and incomplete registrations as some left with blanks to return later. Mrs. Clarence Smith and others led discussions while tea and water were offered to attendees.
Tim Laan, 11, found near the fence at the Weat Stewart mine, died after being carried to the mine dry room and then to his home. He likely suffered heart failure while walking to work and collapsed beside the fence. Relatives live in New Jersey. Lahan formerly owned claims in the northern counties and left valuable property.
Alleged theft of postal cards led to three days in jail for Bart Bavis aged 2 while Keefe of the Post Office testified. In court, George West a transient faced a revolver charge but was held to leave the city after magistrate terms. Tone fiends were granted freedom on condition they depart.
Victoria Osternott eleven month old daughter of Omeacer and Mrs Victor Osterholf died last evening at the family residence 11 South Grant Street due to measles complications.
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