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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 20, 1913
Page
6
A 1912 reader notes a severe head rash on a baby treated with Cuticura Soap and Ointment, plus Castor oil. The mother reports dramatic improvement after two months, with crusts, sores, and brow scales clearing and the head returning to a normal appearance.
A dated testimonial letter from 1900s Philadelphia advertising the Bekman Alterative with open air living, nourishing food, and tonics as cures. It cites a hemorrhage case, unsuccessful remedies, and calls for readers to request a free pamphlet with recovery evidence.
Washington, the high priest of St Alark's Clinch, travels to Canada to raise funds for feeding the hungry and clothing the poor in Lille fief, while organizing workers for missions. He aims to recruit 7,000 new missionaries, inviting both men and women of all colors to join the effort.
Fragmentary OCR notes discuss age and travel costs, a donor program, and a restaur ant run by an archbishop. It mentions Archibishop Washington, Dr Tokum of Los Angeles, healing claims, and a visit by Dr Yolm with assistants on May 28. Services were held at a Park site. a previous restaurant location is vacant.
Governor W R Allen travels Montana reporting strong state conditions. He notes rising real estate activity, settlers moving in, expanding towns, and favorable winter wheat prospects. He describes abundant crops, rising land sales, and overall optimism for Montana’s economy.
The lengthy trial centers on alleged losses from property damage and illegal land use by Kendine crews. Liederman, represented by W. I Waytie, pursues $890 in damages amid disputes over road work, canyon staking, and restoration of ground, with proceedings noting public figures and local officials.
The Civil Service Commission announces examinations for stenography, typing, and clerk positions with salaries from 31,080 to 1,500 per year. Open to male applicants aged 18 and over, with postings for stenographers, clerks, and writers. Apply at the secretary of the Helloventh service building. applications open this Sunday.
Building permits issued yesterday by City Building M. 4 Verne include a wind resistant concrete house on Plattawa street costing 5000 dollars. George Murphy receives permit for a frame building on Blatinunt street costing 2500 dollars. William Robertson plans a frame building on Mercury street with estimated cost 0 dollars. James Murray constructs a fire building on Gold street for 500 dollars. SW Billings secures a frame building on first avenue costing 2700 dollars.
Community event listing notes a weekly feature dance with parents invited, the schedule for the week including regular dances and themed nights. It mentions venues like Lidia gardens and specific events such as Lotus and Suckegy nights, with Saturday highlighted for Pentute Tights and related activities.
John Drews merry play comes to the Broadway theater on Wednesday May 11 featuring Joan Drew Mary Upland Miles Ahee Nina Lovening and a notable Milwaukee railroad visit by President Darling. The company tours with a mix of farce and sentiment including a dressing room moment where a gown price is called out as lacking a bow.
Thomas J Walker, former casas attorney, is named as principal speaker for Memorial Day programs at the Auditorium on May 30. He has consented to serve, and the committee has placed his name on the program. Welker is praised for fine speaking and counsel.
A Pioneer rancher died while being transported to a hospital after a vehicle collision near Jackson. Investigators, including Fr. Ryburna and local officials, reported details of the crash and the apparent cause as the search for clarity continued.
A small blaze damaged a frame house at the corner of Porphyry and Main streets yesterday. The fire, caused by an overheated stove, was contained with only nominal damage. Occupant Mrs. Gor Kivet reported the incident as a near miss.
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