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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 28, 1913
Page
21
A Washington Street resident from Ackleton Anaconda testifies that Doan's Kidney Pills relieved years of backache tied to kidney weakness and uric acid buildup. The testimonial credits the medicine with regulating kidneys and easing discomfort, noting prior use by family members and prior endorsement.
An ad touts Cascarets as a cure for sour stomach bloating and indigestion. It claims the product cleanses the stomach liver and intestines, removing foul gases and undigested matter, with a single dose said to leave you feeling better by morning.
The Butte Anglers Club led by Capt. D. Gay Stivers seeks new members and funds to run its fry distribution work. Five fishing prizes await top collectors including a Sandsome rod, Telescope rod, a fine fly book, a feathered fishing coat, and a fishing coat. CF Rives, a former Anaconda Gad official, directs the hatchery and promotes Montana’s leading role in grayling propagation, seen as vital to the club’s plans.
Helena May 27 Carl employed on a Mgusta country was brought to He Mhay charged with having t fenpted a criminal aseant om ee Hanson wife Hanson wie a from Neighbors went to the Hanson home and found Nelson in bed with a wound through his ear and out the top of his head the wound is not dangerous
Helena reports three committees have raised funds toward a 100000 dollar goal for the Y M C A building in Helena. By noon the total reached seven dollars and fifty nine cents with fifty nine more compiled since last night. Fifteen men are listed in the fund raising effort and a noon luncheon is planned to feature company displays. The drive must be completed within six days.
May men began setting poles to carry electric power to Philipsburg mine near the plant. When the brewing company line is completed electricity will power all mine operations. An electric station is being installed at Rex with Scott moving to Tron Mountain, affecting church access. Sprinkling cart in use across city streets signals summer. Venets ion reports progress after a few warm days.
A runaway wagon descended Butte's Main Street, scattering people and breaking through a corner brick building. Mining timbers on the wagon toppled, but bystanders escaped harm as the wagon narrowly missed a pillar and shattered windows and doors. No serious injuries reported.
Judge yesterday fined a striking man who assaulted a woman noting the victim was not severely hurt. The court also reprimanded others for petty offenses and warned about the behavior of recent city arrivals alleged to be laborers. Officials said many in the new arrivals have criminal tendencies but some workers may be leniently treated if proven employable.
The sheriff and deputies press renewal of bills for auto patrol and livery hire to aid crime pursuit. State department to renew its patrol role while a shortage of patrol cars hinders the city police. Chiles Aturphy notes the department faces greater difficulty in responding to calls without vehicles as burglaries and thefts trend in the area. A reported burglary on Walnut Street involved seized goods and a suspect linked to a witchcraft case.
Clements a 28 year old woman previously acquitted on a charge of citing her husband John Clements wed Frank Sestito after Mitchell, a writer, secured a marriage license and introduced his successor Beattie. This morning the groom complained she caused a disturbance at their two weeks’ bridal home. At the police station two officers needed to restrain the bride, who resisted. They appear before the magistrate later today.
Special Dispatch to the Standard reports a crash during a planned flight from Billings to Park when Dr Frank J Bell's aeroplane veered into a ditch after a sudden wind. Bell, a recent Curtiss aviation school graduate and former Billings dentist, survived. the incident occurred during preparations for a Decoration Day program planned with three aerial displays.
The jury in the case against Alfred St. Laut, yerie, after pec a Dis Dillon, Ma nf the state charged with a statut
Being out since Saturday afternoon. Returned into court at noon yesterday. It reported that it could not reach a verdict and was discharged by the court. Frank Kellogg and Frank Johnson were arrested on the charge of robbery and pleaded guilty. Rautavere sentenced to one year in the state prison. The crime for which they pleaded guilty was the stealing of several cases of condensed milk from the Short Lane Depot in Lima a few days ago. The trial of Frank Palmer, accused of stealing a colt from Horace Mefrancher living on Horse Suites, occupied the attention at the Standard. Big Timber May 2. Cora Rostad, nine years, daughter of George Rostad, died this morning after an operation for appendicitis.
A vintage ad touts Hay's Elsie Hair Health for restoring natural hair color, claiming rapid results with nightly use and four applications often sufficient. It emphasizes ease of use, avoiding fade or dandruff, and notes customer satisfaction with non-satisfactory products.
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