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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 11, 1906
Page
20
Hor Mot Butler, a former United Star Semutar from Samthyadins for tive Terms, writes from Woeshintwon to the Bering Medys fol. I can recommend Peruna for dyspepsia and stomach trouble. I have used this medicine briefly and feel relief, calling it a wonderful medicine and a good tonic.
An old health pamphlet-style piece explains digestion, bowels, and how food can decay in the intestines if not properly moved. It promotes Cascarets as a natural stimulant to bowel muscles, likening their effect to exercise, and notes the West Pocket Cascaret Box costs ten cents with the ME COT stamp.
The speaker notes Indian conditions and English policy, criticizing colonial exploitation. He laments women’s roles, praises India’s resources, and questions salt trade and postal costs. He asserts England benefits from maintaining the army in India and promises a talk on India Past and Present without political details.
In Philipsburg on Oct 10 the event drew a large crowd at McRonald's Opera House. Senator Walsh spoke as Democratic congressional candidate with Judge McClernan urging Granite County voters to back the party. Durfee presided and praised the county ticket before Walsh urged support for Bradley and the party’s record.
New York City reports a compromise ticket for New York County with five candidates intended to appease different factions. The Independence League line may not fully satisfy Hearst adherents, and the league could seek representation on the ticket through figures like Judge Seabury and John Ford for the Supreme Court.
The Democratic central committee fixed Governor Poole’s campaign speech in Bozeman. He will appear with A Gormier of Great Falls, the former Democratic congressional candidate. Organizers expect a strong turnout in Bozeman and Gallatin County.
Dillon Oct 10 A Democratic candidate for county treasurer pledges to turn over to the county any money he receives from banks on county funds deposited in them, a campaign issue making him the first to promise such a practice in the county. The headline notes his background and campaign headquarters details amid unclear rest.
An advertisement for Hyomei presents it as a scientific cure for catarrh affecting nose throat and chest. It claims the medication kills germs in air passages and in blood, with a money back guarantee. A complete outfit costs $1, extra bottles 50 cents, and refunds are offered through druggists or by returning the package to The R I T Booth company Buffalo NY.
Philipsburg reader argues Granite county Democrats secured strong nominees at their convention with cross party support. The letter asserts Missoulian misrepresentation by Republicans, notes Morgan loss, McDeniel strength, and McLeod’s weaker standing. It praises Paul Ust, Charles Howard, and local editors while urging electors to back the Democratic slate.
Kesher Shaw, secretary of the treasury, spoke to about 200 Kentucky bankers and guests in the parlors of the Galt House on Oct 10, addressing the annual convention.
A vintage health ad extols Syrup of Figs from the California Fig Syrup Co as a wholesome laxative for families. It warns buyers to insist on the genuine product with the company name on the package and cites physician approval and safety for children and parents.
Notice records a special session called by the county commissioners of Deer Lodge County Montana for October 12 1908 to handle road matters the general election reports and contingent poor bills. Also details registration offices opened by registry agents James Hicks John Manley J W Smurr and John Lawler with dates October 1906 to November 6 1906 and hours for voter registration in Anaconda and Deer Lodge County.
Henry Casper registry agent opens registration books for Deer Lodge election precincts 7 and 6. Registration offices listed at Lost Creek Modesty Warm Springs Stuart Mill Creek with dates October 17 18 24 25 27 28 1906 from 9 am to 9 pm Sundays excluded. Additional home office October 29 for voters sick or suddenly absent.
Notice opens registration books at Ten Mile house and various locations in Deer Lodge for voters in the November 6 1908 election. Also a probate notice sets October 20 1908 at 9 30 a m in Deer Lodge Courthouse for will proof and letters testamentary for Patrick Malley deceased with contest rights.
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