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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 15, 1913
Page
5
An old advertisement touts Knowton's Dandelinn or Danderine as a 25 cent hair cleanser that promises to remove dandruff, cleanse dust and oil, invigorate the scalp, and promote abundant, lustrous hair with stronger roots. It urges readers to buy at drug stores or seller counters and try as directed.
Jurors shifted venue to watch a ball game during a county court session. The morning opened with testimony and cross examining Ulysses Capp as the trial unfolded, while prosecutors and defense counsels sparred over witness credibility and evidence admissibility.
In Chicago on May 1, a charitable committee testified that about six percent of alms collected funds expenses and salaries. A representative noted outsiders might view the percentage differently, while others defended the allocation as necessary for operation. The Protestant charity acknowledges portions go to management and related costs.
An offer to sell a Com poor Weiele eattapee at SOL South Culorida Street with an original price around $1,600. The seller accepts cash and offers easy installments for a reliable purchaser.
Fragmented text appears as a garbled historic newspaper page with scattered phrases about Cupid, blindfolded imagery, lost names and addresses, editorial references, and stray mentions of individuals and events. It provides no coherent news event details to summarize as a standalone item.
The Societe de Geographie awarded Alfred H. Brooks of the Geological Survey with the Bell medal for his explorations and discoveries in a remote region. The honor recognizes his scientific contributions and leadership, reflecting international esteem for his work.
Unclear OCR text describes a farmer killing his family and then taking his own life. Mentions names Sparen Wie, Mrs Ge Wil som, and Mr Cieat with a razor. References to Washington senate resolutions and coal region politics appear garbled. Article combines violent event with unrelated political notes.
Fragmentary text mentions Luzern contributions and a missionary named Elles M. Stone. References a brigand threat and heirs in a Germanic context, with discussion of danger and precedent. Details are unclear due to garbled OCR.
Fragmentary OCR notes refer to Tar sale and a war drone, with scattered names and dates. Mentions Teotis May 1, Bran and Bre to red Warrven and Fred Leon, plus Helwan Lewis of 8t Ja. Context unclear and details incomplete.
A prairie fire devastated parts of a Saskatchewan town near Saskatoon. Firefighters worked overnight to control blazes that raged through Tuesday, aided by nearby crews. Officials reported one structure damaged and a jewelry price quote of $49.00 mentioned in local notices.
The text reports a tense committee session discussing Hayes and Challenging leadership, with bidders named Pyatk Tings and Callan. It notes incumbents like McMames and labor/ socialist figures, and mentions potential vacancy in mayoral or council seats. The passage reflects political maneuvering and expected votes, with references to dates and procedural steps.
An unclear report describes a bribery and extortion scheme involving a group of defendants and a court case in New York. The document mentions embezzlement, threats, and payments to silence whistleblowers tied to a farmer and a reform institution. The text is garbled with numerous misspellings.
Montana congressmen advocate for funds and policy preferences amid debates in Washington. Senator Works backs a $10,000 appropriation for scientific irrigation projects and water management to address desert and arid region needs, with support from the Senate committee.
Report from Cartercamp notes rising activity and plans for expansion. Investors speak of new mills, electric power upgrades, and forthcoming projects near the river, with hopes of reviving employment and local commerce.
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