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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 30, 1916
Page
7
A fragmented medical notice discusses headache remedies and suggests keeping antiskamta tablets for rex attacks. It mentions bowel regularity and routines, with references to tablets and dosing guidance for women. The text is garbled but centers on headache treatment and practical care.
Jdent Hannaford and assistant Thom Cooper toured the Flathead region as surveyors map an 85 mile Northern Pacific branch from Dixon up the Flathead river. The route would curve northwest to Rowan then swing into Polson, linking to Flathead lake. Estimated cost about 1 million dollars. Build start not announced. completion about a year. Officials praised crops and cattle conditions in Polson area during their visit.
Cordova Alaska May 20 A new placer gold strike is reported on Foley Grove tributary of Notch creek about 20 miles from Shushanna City and 23 miles from Nebesna Four feet of pay travel and bet for pans each foot down at 90 feet water was struck A hundred claims are said to exist in the district Coarse gold in traces along the rim for three to four miles Payments for supplies and horses are in short supply in the district
Paso Texas May 29 Juan Creel Jr nephew of Enriquel Creel a minister and supporter of Porfirio Diaz regime is jailed in Juarez after taunting Mexican customs guards at the international bridge. He and another companion reportedly shouted at the Carranza government officials. Mexican Consul General Garcia said the offense was not serious in the eyes of the de facto authorities.
Judge Donlan presided as Dolly Hayes, a girl rancher jailed for 30 days on vagrancy charges, seeks habeas corpus. George Henderson and others received prison terms. the court faced Monday with debates over traverses and jury trials while calling the town a Mecca of vice and high wages.
Judge Lynch denounces divorce as one of the country’s worst evils while ruling on a temporary alimony request in Louisa A Williams v T J Williams. He dismissed the order noting condonation of cruelty and lack of repeated abuse, saying courts and lawyers should not encourage such cases.
The boy Tommy searches the farm for his uncle Frank after an orchard trip and a cousin mentions their father is nearby. He checks the barn and house, then sees Frank inside the house describing a lost item as the scene ends.
Butte district No 1 school board members will meet tomorrow evening to address payrolls and routine matters. Work on the new high school annex nears completion with plastering done in most areas and wood finish underway in several rooms though the gym and pool still require substantial work.
The state department reports the Austrian note on submarine warfare, forwarded from Paris via Ambassador Penfield in Vienna, cites instances where Entente submarines attacked Austrian merchant ships without warning.
Ida B. Davis sues Steve DesJordan and D K Liddle after her husband died leaving a horse and gear. Liddle kept the property. he seeks 85 for care and feeding which the court allows as part of the widow’s recovery. A 72 hour Santa Fe forest fire ends with 300 acres burned and nine human-caused blazes noted this spring. Palmer Ellingsen, 20, dies after being struck by a pitched ball in an amateur game near Tacoma.
The Leader of Lexington J Bruce Kremer now on a West campaign trail was lauded for his speech at the state convention. The Louisville Courier Journal notes his pride in Kentucky democracy backing Wilson and peace preparedness. Santa Fe announces a 300 recruit drive for the war guard with 1000 enlistments sought shortly after.
Tokyo May 29 officials announced that Japan instructed its minister to Pekin to urge the Chinese government to take measures to protect lives and interests of Japanese residents in Shantung province, which Japan says is endangered by revolutionary disorders.
Astrological reading notes uncertain influences on May 30 1916 with Mercury in favorable aspects early and Uranus Saturn adverse later. It cautions against hasty judgments and widespread summer fraud while noting luck for commerce advertising and publishers. Warns women to beware false prophets and unscrupulous suitors and advises against speculative mining stocks.
Washington May 29. Led by Secretary Tumulty White House employees will march in the preparedness parade here on Flag Day President Wilson will likely review the parade.
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