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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 16, 1913
Page
13
A vintage advertisement urges mothers to use California Syrup of Figs to treat a sick child with stomach issues and fever. It claims quick results, recommends asking a pharmacist for the authentic product, warns of counterfeits, and stresses buying from the California Fig Syrup Company.
The North Hutte Mining Company Proparty in the northwest Butte district reports 690,000 authorized shares with 397,600 treasury. Production listed as 421,000 tons of ore containing copper and silver. Main property at 2,900 feet depth, 23 chloride workings. Monthly issue income noted at 200,900. Manager Jol D. Pope of Butte. Officers include President Thomas I. Cole and Vice President Charles A. Dunn. Directors named G A Womlinson Joseph B. Calton Charles Ik Dunvant Edward J. Meney and others.
Mabel Jalas files in district court for divorce and separation of property from Lueborid, alleging a history of abuse, desertion, and financial control. The action notes help from her mother in law was refused, and she claims harassment, threats, and coercive behavior by Wire, with incidents on Main Street in June.
A scrambled clipping reports the post office abolishing roller towels with Washington directing the action. Postmaster and federal offices may remove the towels while other floors keep their existing amenities. The change follows an executive directive tied to sanitary concerns and a broader reform push.
According to Donavan who returned yesterday from a alert hunting irl, the party included Cr, Ly, Miller and Werden Conley. Dr Dan Avan, a reputed leader, brought back his share.
Montana leaders including former Governor Norris and ex Secretary Thomas Swindlehurst press Interior Secretary Lane in Washington to award the Yellowstone transport franchise to their faction. They face opposition from J. F. P. Haynes who lost the Monida line after rebating accusations. The fight centers on western entrance hotels and control of park transport amid rivalry with Child and the Northern Pacific route.
Mired Wiig age 50, an longtime painter, died suddenly yesterday after entering a cabin on Fast Front Street. Police report heart failure as the cause. A brother survives in Milwaukee.
A government letter warns post offices to enforce strict packing rules after frequent breakage and damage to mail parcels. It cites improper wrapping as the cause and holds the sender responsible for losses. It bans strapped or unsafe packing of fragile items like umbrellas and fruit jars and calls for publicizing packing regulations to prevent further damage.
Mrs Alles B Doeks of Denver supreme commander leads the Ladies of the Maccabees rally in Butte Friday and Saturday. The event, in the Auditerian, features vocal solos by Sarah Mesanans and others, with readings by Mrs Trenerry and Mrs Ceiling, plus a noted address by Rev. Charles Rhodes at St Georges Hall.
A fragmented question and answer item discusses escrow origins and other trivia. It includes queries about US senators from New York, sources of asphalt near Trinidad, cloth from seaweed, capital of Oklahoma, casualty counts from July celebrations, Cuba’s racial makeup, and youth fashion. It mentions examination processes for public service posts and a note on inheritance when a prisoner.
Reports indicate representatives from Michigiun and Chilean factions discuss the congressional canal committee stalemate. They interpret ML M. Neely's election and endorse Wilson and related articles. The matter involves a value near $1,100 and mentions London weekly events.
A large Chinese wedding in Portland featured Rosaline T Geon, daughter of Ty, and Lew Gente Kay from State. The ceremony took place at the White Temple in Providence, with rich floral decorations and a parade of traditional rites. The bride wore a gown from Paris as dignitaries and relatives attended, including notable guests from Seattle and Ireland.
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