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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 03, 1913
Page
9
An old advertisement extols Pepe's Diapepsin as a safe fast remedy for indigestion gas and sour stomach. It promises relief in five minutes, no matter how disordered the stomach, and claims it helps you eat favorite foods without fear. It urges readers to buy a large bottle from any drug store.
Hyomet inhaled treatment claims to soothe and heal catarrh without stomach drugs. Distributed by Smith Drug Co. Anaconda and Paxson & Rockefeller Co. Butte with a money back guarantee. Complete outfit includes inhaler and bottle. Adv.
Vince Dooay of 10 North Washington street Butte says Plant Juice cured his stomach trouble nervousness and liver issues. He claims friends noticed improvement and endorses the remedy as best for stomach liver and kidney derangements available from local drug companies.
An advertisement recounts a sufferer plagued by coughing night sweats and pleurisy who improved after trying Hekman’s Alternative. The pamphlet claims the remedy cures throat and lung conditions including bronchitis colds and offers testimonials from users. It touts no narcotics or poisonous drugs and urges readers to obtain a booklet from the Bekman Laboratory Philadelphia detailing recoveries.
Workmen began demolishing Butte's historic Washington school at East Broadway and Arizona streets. The 24 room plan features concrete construction, terrazzo floors, modern heating, and a brick exterior with terra cotta trim, designed to become the town's main new school.
A Western Federation of Miners engineer in Calumet reports a confirmed strike after three days in the district. He notes scab suppression, a large parade from Calumet to Laurium, and strong local solidarity with Montana unions. An injunction bars federation talk on street corners ahead of next Monday’s hearing.
Mr. Lewis has gathered material on telegraph and telephone operation and prepared government cost estimates and revenue prospects. He has drafted a plan for government acquisition and operation as public utilities and has briefed President Wilson, with frequent talks with Postmaster General Burleson. A funeral cortege for Edgar Bennetts, typhoid pneumonia victim, proceeded to the cemetery with bands and floral tributes. A new Inning and Development company organized in Butte to promote industrial ventures, led by B J Riley Ed Grenfell and H F Woodhead.
Washington Oct 2 Government ownership of telegraph and telephone lines is to be proposed in bills. Representative Lewis of Maryland is preparing to introduce them in the House within a month. The plans would place these utilities under the postal service as part of a broader reform discussed by the president.
Grape-Nuts made of choice wheat and barley comes in sealed airtight packages to stay perfect. It is concentrated and digested quickly in about one hour, supplying vital elements for rebuilding and sustaining body and brain.
A long confession unfolds the dynamiting career of union iron worker Davis, tracing his arrests, disguises, and signals with Harry Jones of Indianapolis. He recounts plans from Fall River 1908 to Mount Vernon, names McNamara relatives, and cites Foster and federal officials pressuring for truth.
Indianapolis report states Harry Jones secretary treasurer of the International Association of Bridge and Structural Workers was arrested on conspiracy to transport explosives and posted 10000 bond. Hearing set for Oct 13. Davis and Jones connected to McNamara dynamite cases with appeals pending for most convicted unionists.
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