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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 01, 1913
Page
16
A damaged OCR item touts a patent medicine offered by Dr Baker and associates. It claims cures for digestion stomach trouble liver and kidney issues with a 24 ounce bottle and a home remedy mix. The ad emphasizes repeated use over weeks and notes a book on health as a bonus.
Association officials announce formation of a master builders group under director Me Siver and other executives. The move signals renewed growth and collective efforts to steer craft standards and cooperative projects.
In Butte a group including M. D. Oconnell J. W Onecon J. R. Bilver D. C. Goss and James Reeseh incorporated as the Master Builders' association with capital stock of 30000 in five dollar shares. Gulliver, a director and pioneer builder, supported the move, saying it aims to unite builders for mutual benefit, better housing, and improved standards while maintaining friendly relations with workers and employers. The plan emphasizes cooperation to enhance Butte’s prosperity and housing, not to create friction.
Hyomel claims quick relief from catarrh and breathing troubles by using a pocket inhaler. The ad asserts Hyomel kills germs, clears nasal passages, reduces mucus, and boosts general health, offering temporary relief though not a cure all. It markets extra bottles through Smith Drug Co and distributors in Anaconda and Paxson.
A fragmented Q and A page covers varied topics from 1868 Rocker diggings stores to Panama formation and rail tunnels. It includes questions on who ran early Rocker stores, dates of Panama treaty and Simplon tunnel, the divining rod, and figures like Alice Roosevelt and Nicholas Longworth. The garbled text blends trivia, history, and common knowledge items with stray dates and names.
John Hawke alderman from the Fourth Ward died at 6 o clock Friday night after a five day illness described as a fever and brain disease. Funeral planned for 2 PM Saturday at Silver Bow Lodge with services conducted by local clergy. Hawke, a longtime Butte resident, was born in Pennsylvania and leaves four daughters Nora Gertrude Soapy Lilian and a son Avatster. wife Elisabeth had died previously. Hawke was active in business with a livery establishment and served on the city council for 17 years.
Wool auction sales today ranged across New Zealand and the continent with demand for greasy wools and greasy wethers. Participants including Tasmanian buyers showed steady interest in several breeds as contingent consignments moved at firm prices.
Washington April 9 The interstate commerce commission announced the personnel of the board of engineers to formulate plans for railroad valuation and to supervise carry and tell effects of the plans. Members include A Thompson WD Pence W Worley ME Jones and Mfendt with various regional engineering roles and affiliations.
A prominent American couple, Emily Hutchin and Francis Ago, wed in Paris at the American Church on Mec Dunkin Avenue. The ceremony linked to Vienna and U S diplomatic circles, with the bride noted as Viennese-born and the groom serving in New York. The event follows a romance amid international duties, while collateral damage and a fire affected Bennington’s business quarter nearby.
A report notes a funding shortfall estimated at 25000 to 30000 dollars as a bond issue for a proposed water works project moves forward. The scene mentions local institutions including hotels and a drug store alongside the fire incident that influenced the discussion.
Nelaco April 29 The thrifty public may soon save by adopting whale meat from a newly organized whaling company proposed by San Francisco shipping men. Plans include a $500,000 operation at Trinidad harbor to render, fertilize, and cut meat for market as a substitute for lard. The deodorised whale fat and meat would be sold with the aim of lowering living costs.
Crown Prince Fren oopit Wratiam writes in the Mok Germany in Arma preface that the author, claimed to be German emperor, believes war may never be abolished. He argues diplomacy may avert conflicts briefly but sword remains decisive until world’s end. He stresses Germany’s geography and must keep navy high, calling Germans to sacrifice wealth and homeland.
Chicago reports a new campaign result to raise funds for Northwestern University. The added endowment brings total contributions to about 11 million dollars. Donor details and distribution of gifts have not been released.
The article reports the selection of C. Miller of Berkeley as assistant secretary of the state department. Miller, a California professor, will be sent to the Senate for confirmation in the future. Background notes mention prior positions at the University of Chicago and California.
An advertisement touts Pape’s Diapepsin as a quick remedy for dyspepsia and upset stomach. It claims the product soothes misery, eases digestion, and lets people enjoy foods without fear, promising fast relief and a healthy stomach.
Ad touts Resinol Ointment and Resinol Soap as instant itch relief for skin and scalp, including ringworm and pimples, with free samples offered by mail from Baltimore department. It claims cures by physical and topical use and promotes several related products and free trials.
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