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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 17, 1908
Page
2
A vintage ad style note urges sick women to share private illness details with Mrs Pinkham at Latin Mass for confidential guidance. It cites decades of correspondence and claims letters from grateful women prove the method’s power.
A testimonial from Mrs Norman R Barnett of Allen town Pa details dramatic relief from organic derangement and female weakness after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. The ad extols thirty years of use as a standard remedy for displacements inflammation ulcers fibroid tumors irregularities and related symptoms.
The Washoe smelter at Aicheorda has long been a mecca for students in metallurgy and related fields. English graduate AS Thompson, after post graduate work under Mr Mathewson, leaves for England but praises the plant as the world’s best managed facility. He will tour Ely, Duluth, and New York before sailing to England, with plans to join an English syndicate at copper mines abroad.
Promoted sale offers announce new goods at Sure Strain's with discounts and floral offerings. Acknowledgments of assistance during a family bereavement accompany the message, signed by Charles Uhl and Aline Ual. Blankets in all grades for full-sized beds are advertised.
A damaged slate lists Democratic candidates for president vice president governor secretary of state treasurer attorney general and other statewide posts. It names William U. Bilyan as president, William W. Kems as vice president, and a long list of state and county officials including Miles Romney, John H. Tolan, Wiley Mountjoy, Mike Mahoney, and James Hicks among others, with counties and terms indicated.
Chief Pitapatrick says crime is discouraged in Anaconda with patrols and vigilant lookout for crooks. The week saw arrests including Rufus Johnson for alleged coal theft and Mehenich for obscene conduct, while Attorney Conyers filed a complaint and a trial date was set. Local ads list low prices on underwear and knit shawls.
Fragmented OCR notes describe a Montanan licensing meeting for drug mixing licenses with names, places, and certificates listed. The document lists attendees and issued certificates among officials and registrants, noting venues and dates. it preserves scattered proper nouns such as Bozeman and Missoula while indicating a regulated licensing event.
A partisan march through Beaverhead Silver Bow and Deer Lodge counties shows Republican candidates campaigning in three wagons led by Evans with a first trip to the Big Hole. They canvassed towns near the Big Hole river, distributed cigars and cards, secured pledges, and won support from locals while a Democrat switch is noted. Mahan and Swice aided, with Neal’s tearful appeal and Kern's influence cited. The trip ended with partial returns and a note on insurance ads from Copper City.
About 200 lumberjacks at Clearwater camps of the Big Blackfoot Milling company walked out in Missoula amid a war between the Montana State union and the International Brotherhood of Woodsmen and Sawmill Workers. Joseph Shangan, president of the Montana State Union, arrived to oversee events and promised to stay several days. Another 160 workers from Camas Prairie camps were due tomorrow, though the company asserts supply to Butte mines remains unaffected.
A jumble of mixed notices lists sales and events in Copper City and nearby locales. Items include furniture linoleum linoleum sales, a sewing machine ad, a bed pillow sale, dress and watch offers, and social notices plus various town updates about residents and local meetings. Several names and places appear, including Main street addresses and references to Helena Anaconda and Livingston.
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