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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 06, 1913
Page
11
The article asserts true beauty stems from good health, linking sallow skin and blemishes to flood impurities. It describes impurities causing headaches backaches languor nervousness and depression and hints at a remedy to be used when needed.
Butte prosperity surges as Moose shaft to depths of 1800 feet spurs mining revival plans. Alice may be worked again while Walkerville sees new mines and a three story 50000 dollar building planned. Miners flock to Butte and Walkerville as picture show upgrades and railroads add gasolined engines.
The city council of Butte reconvenes with reorganized leadership as Fire Chief Collins reports Anaconda’s low per capita fire loss at 37 cents and total year fire loss of 3255. The new motor truck reduced fires and insured loss, while upkeep costs and the state relief funds are noted.
The council approved the mayor’s committee list by voice vote. Appointed members include Building Cavanaugh McManus and Fire and water Ladendorf Ellingwood McAndrews and others. Finance McManus Nerny Grize. Health Clinch Orton. Judiciary L A Smith Curri ng McManus McAndrews Grigi A Smith and Davis. Police McAndrews Curran Nerny aldermen elect and others. The session then continued with routine business.
Byron's Troubadours entertained a large crowd at the Auditorium last night. Eight musicians performed in varied lines, with strong vocal numbers and an encore. The harpist and saxophone quartet received high praise as the ensemble left a favorable impression and potential full house if they return to Butte.
Text fragments describe a contest departure with unclear names and places. Readable details include no clear event dates or organizations. The garbled OCR provides minimal identifiables, yielding a vague brief notice of travel for competition.
Alvin Lincoln, noted Deerfield stockman and pioneer, sued by daughter Mrs. Leonie Huffine to clear her title to a ranch. Lincoln seeks to set aside a deed from his late wife dated 1946 that has been kept secret. The case raises questions over ownership and the validity of the deed tied to the family estate.
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