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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 10, 1906
Page
26
IT KIN highlights a flexible jewelry purchase plan offering any diamond for one fourth cash with the balance in small weekly or monthly installments. No cash discounts, no extra charges for credit, and no interest. Also notes a new line of ladies bracelets in dainty patterns.
A historical booklet explains how the Gotzian sole is cut stamped skived and bent to support the foot in diverse positions. It promises firm stability with flexibility for movement and comfort whether at work or rest for men women and children.
A chaotic clipping recounts a Milwaukee promotion for an adjutant named Kara amid route planning and resistance by Holbun victims, mentioning Penna murder trial, road stations, and railroad officials' changes. It notes Salvation Army plans in Butte with social work, lodging houses, and new officers arriving from Seattle.
The Ancient Order of Hibernians division No 1 Ladies Auxiliary of Silver Bow county Mont adopts unanimous resolutions at its October meeting praising Rev Father Callahan for noble character and purging mourning. They drape the hatter for 30 days, extend sympathy to his sister and brothers, and name him past state chaplain. Committee signatures include Mrs Mary Leahy Margaret Connell Anna Snyder Hanna Burke.
Max Cohen, a longtime streetcar company employee, disputes Monday morning’s police court listing, saying the name was used by an imposter in a malice fueled ruse. He asserts the real Cohen was not the person named and notes the impersonator was brought to the station Sunday night.
All members Calanthe lodge No 40 Knights of Pythias are requested to meet at Sons of St Georges hall Centerville Thursday Oct 11 at 1 0 p m to attend the funeral of our late brother Herbin Johns By order of William Jane C C 13 G Vigeant kk of ft ands
Rev. C. T. Carlson of Great Falls visits Butte and will lect ure at the Swedish Lutheran church on Thursday evening. The talk, in Swedish, is hosted by the Young People's society with free admission.
Washington on October 9 Brigadier General Elliott commander of the marine corps has started a campaign to protect his men in Cuba from yellow fever He ordered ten barrels of citronella oil to be sent to Cuba immediately and each marine on guard duty will receive a bottle to shield against mosquito bites
Fire swept Summerfield, a small town near Marysville, burning three stores and the Sun, the local newspaper office. The blaze threatened the town for a time before being contained.
Mrs. W. F. Griess of Clay Center Neb writes that using Cuticura Soap weekly and Cuticura Ointment twice weekly cured her diseased scalp dandruff and hair loss. Within two months her hair grew to six inches below waist and scalp itch and dandruff vanished after five years of satisfaction.
Mothers are assured of Cuticura products for preserving and purifying the skin of babies. Cuticura Soap and Ointment are advertised for baby eczema rashes itchings and chafings as well as general toilet and nursery use. Sold worldwide by The Schering Corp Boston Mass. Includes note about the Cuticura Book.
Helena Oct 9 The state fair livestock sale showed robust demand with all stock purchased by Montanans seeking to improve herds. Highlights include W Spring of Belgrade selling pigs and three Shorthorn bulls, Rambouillet bucks to Bex company, and multiple bulls and a Jersey cow from Missoula. Poultry lots also moved to Montana fanciers.
Two new forest reserves were established by the president in Montana. The Long Pine Reserve covers about 190000 acres in the southeast near the Little Missouri, bounded by the Montana South Dakota line. The Lolo Reserve lies south of the Missouri River, extending to the Montana Idaho line and spanning about 800000 acres.
At the Union Pacific annual meeting in Salt Lake on October 9, 2,201,588 shares were represented and the old board of directors was re-elected. Alexander Millar of New York attended as chief Harriman interests representative. The Union Pacific Land Company stockholders also re-elected their old board.
A Petit Parisien dispatch from Constantinople claims the sultan’s illness stemmed from a chest wound after a Kurdish woman jealous of his latest harem favorite, a Cir cassian girl, shot him in the abdomen. A German physician reportedly removed the bullet as the sultan endured the operation without chloroform.
The first snowfall of the season was observed in Marquette and Houghton Michigan, signaling the start of winter conditions in the region. Snow accumulation was reported by local observers, with temperatures dipping as crews prepare for winter roads and seasonal challenges.
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