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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 23, 1907
Page
17
A peer recounts a year of struggle with a blood tumor and persistent skin trouble. After temporary relief from various prescriptions, a friend urged Cuticura products. He claims complete, permanent cure using Cuticura Solvent, Cleansing Cuti cura Balm, and associated remedies, praising their effectiveness for the worst skin diseases. The account mentions Ordinance Corps in Rock Is, Ii.
A jury in Anaconda district court found against Mike Moran in an appeal involving a disputed sewer connection. Moran had dug a trench to connect his Fourth Avenue home to the city sewer without a licensed plumber, facing penalties and a city bond requirement. The case highlighted licensing and bond rules for sewer connections and noted other related prosecutions and a separate out of court settlement.
The Margaret Theater hosts The Heir to the Hoorah a new American comedy about Joe Lacy a cowboy who owns the Hoorah gold mine and marries into Newport society. The plot follows class clash dinner party travels and a later reunion showing forgiveness among old friends. The program also presents The Bishop's Carriage an adaptation from Miriam Michelson with Jessie Burley in a leading role and Liebler & Co. production values noted as strong and appropriate.
A financial secretary is accused of cash missteps and a related grand larceny case. Ivancovich is cited as involved, with authorities noting discrepancies in funds and alleged theft of cash assets.
In East Helena a gold medal prize is at stake as Weldon and others from the Montana High School Debating League appear before Judge Neal. The case involves alleged embezzlement of society funds by Nick Ivancovich and a connected assault charge against Weldon, with multiple readings and a forthcoming jury. The league plans double debate rounds with university backing and prizes including a University of Montana award.
Readable items mention mignon line and children's coats size 4 to 14 with values up to 9.50, discounted today at 245. Strains likely describe stock or price event.
Articles of Incorporation filed for the Masonic Temple Association of Missoula to finance and build a three story brick lodge building with a hall, offices, and banquet room. Subscriptions from local lodges total about ten thousand dollars, with a potential balance of five thousand, to be used for a lodge hall and support facilities for several lodges of Ancient Free and Accepted Masons.
A collage of short items notes Beaudry and Mrs Sheridan court cases in Anaconda, visits by Ramedell and Powell county officials, funeral for John Joseph Sullivan, and a McGrath family update. Also mentions Stage’s bedding sale, Verberchinoes Dance, and Strain’s ribbon sale with several price details.
A delegation from Helena Power Transmission, including M r Miller and New York and Montana capitalists, visited Anaconda yesterday. They are said to be stockholders in the Helena Power Transmission company. Miller has been promoted and will soon move to Helena for quarters.
An advertisement extols Grape-Nuts as a brain and nerve food made from whole wheat and barley. It claims the cereal supplies vital energy quickly absorbed by the body and nourishes the brain and nerve centers. Read The Road to Wellville in packages.
Rosatie Dansereau and Georr wiler wed at St Peters Church with Rev Pirnat Mise Helen Screen of Anaconda attending the bride and Harvey Mock of Seattle as best man. The ceremony room was decorated with palms and lilies. a formal dinner followed at the Montana Hotel.
Cities and towns from across the country gather in Washington for the National Association convention. Nasbys granted leave of absence for the 13-day event which runs over three days. Also noted is a circulating ad for the "Rub Dry" towel, full size and bleached, advertised to be sold on the day at Strains.
Fredericton October reports say famous Sunday school workers from the United States and Canada will open the Brunswick and Prince County Sunday School association meeting this evening and continue through tomorrow. Mrs Bryner of Chicago will address the session. In Anaconda a business partnership between D G Brownell and David Reese is dissolved by mutual consent. All debts of the late firm to be paid to Brownell, and debts owed by the late firm to be paid by Brownell.
A Missoula clerk issued a marriage license to John Mt. Bowen and Edith o Drury, ages 44 and 2, from Missoula. Mrs. Lawrence Weaverling of Coleman Sats pursuing a 12 pound baby. A telegram announced the critical death of Alexander McCarthy, formerly of the city, now of Brainerd Minnesota, with Fran gene, Jack and Will McCarthy of Missoula traveling to Brainerd.
An aging woman voices illness and nerves as common female woes. Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound is promoted as a historic remedy from Lydia Pinkham of Lynn Massachusetts, claiming cures for many female complaints and offering free, personalized advice to readers.
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