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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 11, 1901
Page
11
Chief Reynolds seeks city hall based headquarters on first floor with alley entrance closure to improve sanitation and security. Jailer Levy tightens cleaning. plan includes desk sergeant area, privacy for questioning, updated records, and new docket. Council approval expected.
Individuals from Denver Great Falls Portland Dayton Vancouver and others report rapid hair growth cure of dandruff and a clean scalp after using Herpicide. The testimonials name A E Lanier Mrs Guerin H Greiniag J D Israel and Charles Brown president of First National Bank Vancouver as supporters.
Dr. Rucker from Indiana failed to appear in police court to settle the license matter. Uncle Dick Sutton, who vouched for him, faces a difficult situation as the doctor fled at 1 AM for the South. The hotel won’t accept C O D baggage, the troupe at Sutton’s Family Theater fears for funds, and no legal action has been started yet.
Milton Schott, 5, son of Mr and Mrs L M Schott, was hit by a horse ridden by Howard MelIntire as it came down a hill near 710 West Broadway. He suffered injuries initially feared fatal but doctors said no serious harm. MelIntire gave his address and assisted. no arrest was made at parents' request. Police investigated and confirmed the account.
Charles Rowe of the M. O. P. smelter was injured when a pulley belt broke yesterday. A piece of leather struck him on the head and the belt then beat him about the body and legs as he lay unconscious. He was rushed to St. Pauls hospital and is undergoing treatment for painful but not serious injuries.
Memorial day events set for May with evening exercises at the Auditorium. Mrs Ella Knowles-Haskell delivers memorial address and Miss Bessie Hughes reads the Gettysburg address. Rev J L Albritton offers the prayer. National memorial hymn to be sung. Mrs A H Whitcher plans the musical program. Parades and services at Mount Moriah cemetery with a firing squad from Lawton post and girls laying flowers. J H Jackson and W W Williams named officers of the day for Mount Moriah and Catholic cemeteries.
A medical man in a city tavern recounts experiments on tuberculosis with formaldehyde and guinea pigs, then endorses fresh air, good food and exercise as the true remedies, while noting untrustworthy moonlight discoveries. The tale underscores skepticism toward sensational cures and the value of basic health measures.
Mary A Setinetts died yesterday at age. Funeral services will be held Monday at 2 p.m. from the residence at No 812, with later services at the Episcopal church conducted by Rev. CC Blackisten and other clergy.
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