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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 24, 1916
Page
2
Fragmentary text appears from an old page with garbled phrases and stray names. It mentions terms like well I should say gets it and references to fever and banter about cures. The readable content is incoherent and lacks a clear event or person.
The ad promotes Plant Juice as a natural remedy from roots and berries. It cites J A Swincamer of Neponset Mass reporting relief from stomach trouble and rheumatism after one bottle, removing knee bandages and enabling normal eating. Sold by Newbro Drug Co in Butte and Smith Drug Co in Anaconda.
An advertisement touts a painless program to shed fat without dieting or exercise. It urges weekly self-weighing, taking a nightly dose from a drug and promises noticeable weight loss in a few days with improved energy and easier tasks.
An advertisement touts a vegetable remedy to curb alcohol craving in three days without injections. It asserts the Neal Treatment restores self mastery and promises thousands saved in the United States Canada and Australia. The ad cites the West Granite Butte address and a phone number for information.
Senator H. A. Gallwey and Mrs. Gallwey of Butte travel from Washington to New York and on to eastern cities then by boat to New Orleans and St Louis where Gallwey attends the Democratic National Convention as a Montana delegate. A.M. Al Gerson and Senators Myers and Walsh join a dinner at Hotel Lafayette in honor of William J. Bryan. Myers introduces a $25,000 horse-breeding station appropriation for Montana near or at Conef ad.
The Right Rev J P Carroll, bishop of the Helena diocese, confirmed a class of 21 at the Church of the Immaculate Conception in Deer Lodge. Father M McCormack and Father T F Landy assisted. luncheon followed at the parish house before the bishop left for Gold Creek to confirm another class.
Deer Lodge updates show visitors and residents with many names including G Le Sman, Jessie Walters, Laura Smith, Leone Capehart, Frank Schriber, Elsie Miller, Jerry Baker, William Dunlap, Harry Pierce, Hersey Allan, C A Mile tard, Noy Blenders, George Buck, Thomas Mullen, and C Healey. Sheriff Roberton travels from Livingston. court mentions a state prison case against James D. Confin and a civil suit Frederick Sorensen vs James McGillivray. The report places Deer Lodge activity across families, travel, and a two to ten year prison sentence note.
Theodore P. Backhouse a Civil War veteran died at his daughter Mrs C C Chamn s home last night after a long illness from cancer. The report notes his military service and his family.
This notice invites prospective buyers to learn about the Maxwell car. It urges readers to visit, see a demonstration, and talk with current Maxwell owners to get informed before purchasing to maximize value and satisfaction.
The article notes an elderly death and a family behind a long residence plus a set of heralded names and relations. Separate items report J J Johnson filing for railroad commissioner on the democratic ticket in Helena and Nathan Godfrey entering as republican, with further dispatches on Col Frederick W. Sibley’s border expedition aims and headquarters shifts to Eagle Pass, Texas, during May.
Reports to the state and war departments indicate the Mexican government under Carranza plans vigorous pursuit of Chihuahua bandits. American forces remain quiet after news of a withdrawal of the second punitive expedition from Boquillas, Texas. General Obregon reportedly ordered 30,000 troops to pursue bandits in Chihuahua and along the Big Bend border. Delay in opening diplomatic discus...
Winston Spencer Churchill, returning from the front, opened the general debate urging patience as he argued the contending armies were too evenly matched to expect a rapid shift in the war's outcome. He opposed the government's motion for the vote of credit.
Chicago May 2 contest results show six delegates at large from Alabama and one from the Ninth congressional district from the same state disputed amid reports of rival selections and credential questions affecting party representation.
Secretary Key holds of the Republican National Committee report the total contested delegates at 54. Arrangements were made to open headquarters for the presidential candidacy of Charles W. Fairbanks next Monday.
Omaha May 28 Bunyan operations largely stopped as several hundred union men and about 1000 common laborers joined a three week old strike demanding higher wages and an eight hour day. Police tackled riot calls though no serious disturbances occurred.
An old advertisement touts Zemo as a fast dandruff cure that kills the dandruff germ and nourishes hair roots. It promises itching relief, easy use, no staining, and states soaps and shampoos are harmful due to alkali. A bottle costs a dollar for the standard size and a larger size is available.
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