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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Nov 18, 1908
Page
4
A man suffered complete baldness on one side of the head following a severe illness. He sought help from multiple barbers without success. A friend recommended Cuticura, reporting it cured some scalp trouble and advised its use.
George Simmons of New Orleans reports severe sickness caused hair loss. After using Cuticura Soap, Ointment, and Resolvent his hair regrew within forty days. He claims three Bottles of Soap and three boxes of pills restored fullness. October 10, 1907.
Mrs George Lon widow of the slain man recounts a troubled marriage at the Hremenmer ranch near Square Mute. She describes growing drinking, a drunk husband, a baby in her arms, and a night that nearly ended in her own and the child’s deaths. Williams allegedly shot him after years of abuse.
A witness recalls a recurring pattern of the husband going into Cascade to drink with others, returning home intoxicated, and abusing the speaker. She says when drunk he sought quarrels, but she tried to pacify him. The account ends with a fragment about last Friday night.
The text shows a partial account where a person recalls an outside confrontation with someone named T or related to a statement about coming outside. Mr Wotlame is mentioned as standing there and hearing part of the exchange. The fragment lacks clear facts or outcomes.
A reader from an Anaconda Montana town recounts chronic backache and fatigue linked to worn kidneys. The testimonial claims Doane kidney pills improved kidney function, reduced back pain, and restored energy after using a box bought at Smith Drug Co.
In a tense scene a man attempted entry and threats escalated when he broke a door. Mr Williams then fired a shotgun as the attacker aimed a rifle, injuring him while the couple fled with a child toward the Henison ranch seeking help. The incident ends with the trio leaving aboard a team to a safe location.
Special Dispatch to the Standard Missoula November 11 Fireman A J Myers of the Northern Pacific badly injured at Iron Mountain when crushed between his engine and freight car He was brought to the company hospital with crushed arm several broken ribs and internal injuries with slim hopes for recovery Myers engine stood near a switch sidint to close there were benches between the engine and car He had just one breath from the box and had only risen when a string of cars was pushed down the track catching him He came from Harrisburg Pennsylvania and is married
A man claims vast wealth and plans to spend capital on land development, provoking a medical examination by a board. He arrived in Konner from unknown origins and says he previously lived in Mine.
Special Dispatch to the Standard from Billings. At a Yellowstone County Bar meeting, C. I. Harris, a well known attorney, received endorsement for the receiver position at the local land office. The vacancy was created by Esselstyn and Montana officials will appoint a new receiver.
A chaotic news note recounts Evangelist J.S. Ratim of Helena holding meetings at a Hamilton Christian church starting Sunday with a concluding event planned in November. The item mentions FD Dudley of Anaconda Copper Mining townsite, travel to Bute for business, William O’Brien’s health, and a sanitaria visit to Minnesota. It lists various local residents and visitors including C.C. Williamson, Russell, Chamtin, Thomas J. Phillips, Frank J. Bennett, and Abraham Buoland’s daughter Aliss, noting movements between Hamilton, Missoula, Stevensville, and Butte.
Emma Thiel will return to their Butter home tomorrow for the winter after ending the summer on the Bitter Toot west of Hamilton. The transfer of the Bitter Toot wenger train is noted at his home and place, with passenger ta la taken by C. A. Scarica.
A New York dispatch reports Presbyterians rejected a resolution endorsing the Lutheran position on President Roosevelt's remark about Catholic influence in elections. The debate ran long before the ministers could settle the matter during their negotiation session. In Missoula a 25 year old man died of heart trouble at Sisters’ Hospital after suffering months of poor health. Funeral arrangements await his father’s arrival from Jamesville Wisconsin. A six hour jury deliberation in a $25,000 damages suit against the Northern Pacific Railway ended with a sealed verdict favorable to the defendant, to be opened upon Judge Webster’s return.
A local grocer returns money to a customer after a billing error. The scene occurred in a neighborhood shop where staff corrected a checkout discrepancy and issued the overpaid amount to the customer.
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