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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 22, 1913
Page
12
An advertisement touts Croxone as a universal remedy for backache kidney trouble bladder disorders rheumatism and fatigue. It promises rapid relief with a guaranteed refund if not satisfied and claims easy intake regardless of age or prior use.
An old advertisement touts Danderine as a quick fix for dandruff and hair loss, claiming the product lubricates the scalp, strengthens strands, and produces shiny, manageable hair within weeks. It urges readers to try a second product and visit drugstores for purchase.
An exchange with city clerk officials reveals a couple, both underage, seeking a license to marry. The clerk requests parental consent and personal appearance, noting age restrictions and promising possible action if parents attend with written consent. A deputy jokes about another couple planning to inquire tomorrow.
A weary stranger and his dog seek shelter at a polite headquarters last night. An officer refuses dogs in the lodging area. The man pleads that he and his dog have slept together for years, but they are turned away and depart with the dog.
The Butte suffrage club met to elect a new president after Mrs. Mevsie Smith resigned due to illness. Mrs. T. G Rabbitt becomes president while Mrs. Ayty Baker departs for Miskotla. A campaign to sell yellow ballots with women’s rights slogans was planned, and Mayor Lewis A. Smith addressed the group on women’s voting and political power.
A garbled message indicates the German Crown Prince opposes Kaiser Wilhelm in a dispute over succession. The text references Imperial Chancellor von Bethmann-Hollweg, a potential alteration of claims, and a question of rightful throne in Brunawiele tied to the Crown Prince's sister.
A recalled 1911 and 1912 arc of John Titus with the Boston Braves in a minor league transfer tale. The piece notes Titus’s odd habits, such as toothpicks in his mouth and thrift with salary checks, plus a spring training episode where a misplayed hit led to his celebrated home run and hotel misadventure. It ends with a Dakota receivership note about the North Dakota Improvement Co.
North Platte Nebraska October 21 reports more men have registered at the main ballot for farms on the North Platte forest reserve and Niobrara military reservation. Activations indicate total registrations now exceed 75,060 with continued effort expected tonight.
A chaotic transition described as mail carrying by Alto, noting the shift from horse-drawn wagons to motorized vehicles under the Postal Service Transfer, Inc. The text highlights heavier wagons, new power, and a change in personnel appearance, with young drivers in leather uniforms and electric signals replacing horse bells.
Walter Crosby is selected as assistant clerk after a board vote and ballots. Trustees discuss sanitary upgrades for local schools including adding rooms at Greenly and Madline elements with cost estimates around 4100 and 7100 dollars.
An early 1900s medicine ad promises instant relief from colds and congestion. It claims to ease headache fever sneezing sore throat and stiffness by opening blocked passages and relieving symptoms within hours. The ad urges two hour dosing and emphasizes low cost and quick comfort.
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