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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 03, 1909
Page
6
A sensational 1920s style weight gain offer touts Protons as a miracle treatment. The ad claims rapid muscle and weight increase, boosts in blood cells, and heightened strength with a free package and guide. Readers are urged to send name and address for a no charge trial.
President Taft arrives in Portland to a city full of celebration and a military review by Brigadier General Maus. He tours streets with crowds, visits former Attorney General George Wina, lunches with Portland citizens, plays golf, and delivers a brick-address at the cannery. He praises the army, notes Western crop variety of senators, and reiterates support for Roosevelt era policies while hinting at tariff and subsidy debates.
A dubious remedy claims to destroy the germ causing hair loss and purify the scalp, allowing new growth and vigor. Advertised by druggists with mail orders from Detroit Michigan and agents in Butte Montana, one dollar bottles guaranteed.
A sensational ad claims a new skin remedy relieves infant rashes chafing and itching fast and may cure various skin troubles in adults too. It promises quick soothing results with a trial sample offered by Paxson Rockefeller Drug Co of New York for 69 cents and free mail sample on request.
The remarks address conservation of natural resources and the reclamation of arid lands, noting the need for prudent policy. The text highlights a broad vision tied to national stewardship and environmental priorities.
President Taft will tour California with a packed schedule including Oakland Berkeley and San Francisco receptions parades a luncheon a cornerstone laying and a banquet at the Fairmont hotel. He will greet 26000 students in Van Ness Avenue and speak at the banquet after which he becomes an honorary member of the Peoria club. He will also visit Sacramento Fresno Los Angeles Yosemite Valley and will depart from San Francisco early on October 10 after eight days in the state.
Stockholm oct 2 pole dwellings about 4000 years old unearthed in a swamp near Like Vatter 120 miles northwest of Stockholm. Excavations yielded petrified apples wheat kernels nuts pottery horn implements amber ornaments and wild boar remains all remarkably well preserved in the mud.
Mrs George Hanson an old resident arrives for a visit with Mrs Flora Palmer representing the womens board of home missions of the Presbyterian church. She will speak tomorrow morning at the Presbyterian church. Gannon & Now announce two more years in Granite city then depart for Castiers. W T Aiman who led Granite coun ty business for nearly 30 years retires and leaves with his wife for Missoula to make their future home. Mr Finn and Mrs Mankina relocate as new tenants and homes.
Augusta Me Oct 2 The ordinance excluding automobiles from the arrest at Bar Harbor passed by the town government is declared constitutional by the highest court in Maine in a decision handed down today.
Fire seriously threatens the Munsey building in Washington at dawn. Firefighters battle heavy smoke and water issues atop the ten story factory, but the blaze is brought under control with limited damage. Connell store advertises large women’s coats and suits. Funeral service for Interiam Baa held at 2 pm today with Rev. Mascoe officiating.
Paris papers accuse President Fallieres of neglecting the Varésille funeral and removing himself from national mourning. They note the absence of church and state in attending the service and say public sentiment grows as leaks tie his nonattendance to a tradition about leaders missing funerals of those below ambassador rank.
C C Miller and W W Herndon of Dayton Washington back from a three month Blue mountains trip near Spokane where they chased Spectmenn of local wildlife. They captured five beard including two large player foxes lynx pine marten four mountain lions and other animals. The marten is the first ever seen in the region. The collection is valued and not for sale. Miller notes Roosevelt’s Africa trip as welcome news for outdoorsmen and urges farmers to visit the area for hunting excitement.
Massachusetts Republicans at a state convention adopted a platform and nominated candidates for November. Senator Lodge moved the renomination of Gov Eben Draper, who spoke briefly, with the ticket including Lieut. Gov. Levi A. Frothingham, Secretary of State William G. Olin, Treasurer and Receiver General Eben A. Boen, Attorney General Dana Malone, and others.
Andrew O'Brien, longtime Butte resident and miner born in County Waterford Ireland, died yesterday morning of pneumonia after a week of illness. He is survived by his wife and eight children, including John, Allen, Emmet, Andrew, James, Thomas, and a sister Mrs Powers of Butte. His mother Mrs John O'Brien lives in Yonkers, N Y, with two sisters also in Yonkers.
A vintage ad touts Make-Man Tablets as a miracle tonic for weak nerves, insomnia, memory issues, and general vitality. It claims instant strong results with a guaranteed money back offer, shipping options, and a coupon for orders via mail or druggists.
Jerry Mealy faced arraignment in Henry Fotey’s court after a Thursday night assault at the Lowney boarding house. He was released on bond of 3060 furnished by Finanda Nareington, who aided the victim’s care. Nareington reports the injured Don Harrington is improving and recovery is predicted.
The United States sues Northern Pacific Railway in federal court seeking ownership of about 2,000 acres of Yakima Indian land valued at $400,000. The dispute centers on the treaty boundary and the land's watershed, with prior surveys and congressional reports challenging the interpretation.
Spokepend reports in Central Washington that L. W. Smith owns an acre of orchard yielding high value this season. His nine year old trees, mainly Winecap, include four bearing rows producing 3385 this year and 3600 the prior year. He has 120 Winesaps bearing 12 to 16 boxes per tree, 44 Arkansas Black trees yielding 12 boxes each, 40 Mammoth Black Twig trees yielding 19 to 12 boxes, and 49 Bon Davis trees averaging not less than two boxes each. Other local orchards show strong but uneven results as the Washington crop overall is short, though fruit remains bright in color and size.
Attentina Eulca AH members of Sliver Bowledge No 240 P O G and visiting men berg are asked to meet at Richards undertaking parlors Sunday October 2 at 2 p m to attend the funeral of our late brother William Tilas Malcolm Gillis id W Sternfels Secretary
Eberle, a graduate of 08 Rite high school, leaves Tuesday to resume work at the University of Chicago. He has long upheld an enviable student record both in high school and college and is expected to continue to uphold the school’s honor.
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