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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 06, 1915
Page
9
An elderly reader praises Cuticura Soap and Cuticura Ointment for soothing itch and keeping skin clean and dandruff free. The ad claims frequent use improves looks and hair, and offers a free sample and Skin Book by mail with a post-card request to Cuticura Dept. Ty Bos. Sold worldwide.
A 1915 astrology column warns of planetary clashes favoring hopeful guidance yet risk of fraud, race tension, and political strain. It predicts job chances, upcoming inventions, and disease risks along seaboard cities, while noting possible royal and government troubles and personal future anxieties.
Reports from San Francisco expositions praise Montana displays at the fair with Secretary Hinnebaker noting the Montana building compares well to world exhibits. Travelers and journalists applaud Montana grains and grasses as among the best, and promoters say California tourists will find the fair complete without price hikes. Notable visitors include U.S. Senator Walsh, George Pierce, and John Lindsay.
Judge McCiernan quashed the restraining order in Annie Simon versus Patrick Simon and allowed five days to amend pleadings while a pending divorce case features alimony disputes. Other matters include a new-trial request in Annie Matonie’s suit against Sullivan, and divorce rulings for Mabel White and Queen Graves as courts address spousal support, custody, and remedies across multiple early 1900s cases.
At the Sliver Bow County Sunday School convention delegates urged the church to furnish athletic activities on weekdays and provide clean recreation for boys. Officers elected include E Shields as president and W S Byram as secretary, with leaders named from Grace Methodist Episcopal, Mountain View Methodist, First Baptist, Central Presbyterian, and other churches.
C J Wells of Helena was yesterday adjudged bankrupt by federal courts. The matter cited his inability to pay farm debts grocery bills and other obligations. His assets were valued including clothing and a suit age and other items.
Tuesday night William Lewis Beasole, an inventor and businessman, told Standard reporter he sought his daughter Cora who was eight when he last saw her 22 years ago. The story notes Beasole received a telephone call early yesterday about the reunion.
The uncle of a missing child, Mr. Bessolo, believed his daughter was in Portland after a series of tips from Italians in Butte. A Portland address led to the girl's discovery within ten hours of the Standard's request for help. The father planned to share any recovered funds with his daughter, if the mother, now deceased, had previously received custody.
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