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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 23, 1914
Page
6
A 97 year old patient reports relief from years of eczema after using Resinol ointment and resinol body products. The ad claims rapid itch relief, healing within a week, and urges sufferers to try Resinol through mail order. It lists pricing and distribution details while warning against inferior imitations.
Reported yesterday in Helena court, several divorce cases clarified alimony and property disputes. A key case involves a man described as a continuous drinker with a history of marital strain and child care responsibilities, while other filings include demurrers and proposals to appoint trustees. The proceedings show a pattern of alimony terms, property settlements, and custody considerations.
Mount Vernon May 23. Qlayr Binest dister's automobile tollided osHth. Gave milk waxons as We en rove the city this morning on his goal peady tri The governor mainly elightly waged and the govern was dnlaged with milk. Seattle May 22 Mrs Dora H Rowe wife of pisconal Bishop Verer triamble Rowe of Alssin Cumeus for his fahors waiuapa the Indians and miners of the Nort dies today in its city. Siene comprnters her husband in his travels Shared hig hardships and aided in bly 'niesionurs works.
The Daily Hint from Paris outlines suede colored affeta and mousseline dukestate with a wonderskirt and tualo pleating. It notes a flat rimmed finish decorated with horeckal, highlighting Parisian couture details.
In Butte the prominent merchant Hank Oppenheimer, known to many as Hank, rose from Webmishi City roots to become a key figure in the Symons Dry Goods firm and a treasurer for Ansonia Amusement Company. He is active at the Silver Bowl and Country Club and enjoys a leading role in local social life.
Dowlan plans to use a new jury panel drawn yesterday by Judge Donian to speed the handling of pending criminal matters. A venire of seven names was drawn for a short trial term, with the panel to be returned Thursday next. The judge expects enough jurors to dispose of the cases, including several felony and three murder cases, though not all may proceed. The court aims to clear the calendar within two weeks, prioritizing merchants and key local figures who cannot delay business.
A girl reports threats from several boys who warned she would be killed if she did not marry. Despite the danger she remains determined to wed. George Garibaldi was arrested yesterday as authorities search for his brothers and other suspects connected to the case.
Secretary Wilson expressed hope a Colorado strike settlement could be found as women workers and miners conference with school officials and operators continued. Judge Lindsey of Denver would press arbitration talks while federal control plans of the mining industry were discussed but not favored by the cabinet.
A lively recipe feature by Mes Janet McNeudeitt editor, praising Chicken Pot Pie as a family favorite. It outlines ingredients such as chicken, stock, salt, pepper, and pastry steps, encouraging readers to bake a comforting, pot pie dish for all ages.
A.bar barnard Realty sues over a placer mining claim on the Yellow Jacket lode area in Missoula County. The suit argues the patent grants quiet title to the quartz ground while defendants claim placer workings cross the disputed property. Testimony recalls early mining activity, outcroppings, and historic operations from 1860s to 1870s, including stops by Nolan and Kropf, with leases and royalties cited.
The witness described the ground in a technical survey and corroborated Mr. Nalan. The case is important to mining men and is expected to last about three days. Plaintiffs are represented by E. B. Howell and EB. M. Lamb, while defendants are by Donovan & Scallori on behalf of Nolan.
New York May 22 The will of General Daniel G Sickles names three grandchildren as heirs Daniel F Sickles 10 Christopher Crackenthorpe 13 and Ida Blanche Crackenthorpe 50 the estate valued around 1 960 000 with mortgages on property at Firth Avenue a legacy of 3000 to Horatio King and smaller bequests to servants The article notes the estate value would be small and chronicles family holdings and past speculation effects on New Rochelle assets.
A landmark claim from Rupert Idaho states the town hosts the first ever entire building heated by electricity. Experts note the scale and novelty of the setup as a milestone in heating technology.
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