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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 23, 1907
Page
9
A veteran from Rock Island Illinois recounts a year of skin and scalp humors failing all prior treatments. He credits Cuticura Soap Ointment and Resolvent for permanent cure after two full sets, praising them as unrivaled for severe skin ailments and offering a dated testimonial from 1906.
An old advertisement touts Cuticura products for infant skin relief. It promises instant relief from torturing rashes, itching, chafings, and irritation through a warm bath with Cuticura Soap and Cuticura Ointment. The copy claims the remedy is pure under the Food and Drugs Act and suitable from birth for babies, children, and adults. It lists various forms and related products and urges readers to use the complete external and internal treatment options.
A jury verdict holds the city liable over a sewer dispute. The trial examined property damage and compensation claims tied to sewer work conducted on Mast Road and adjacent residences, with testimony detailing access, damages, and potential future costs.
The Margaret theater hosts a mixed program featuring a stage farce about a Newport society marriage and a dramatic adaptation by Miriam Michelson. Audiences will see a European-tinged dinner scene, marital tensions, and social satire, with Liebler & Co presenting a strong lineup.
A chaotic report details an arrest involving a financial secretary figure amid a broader incident in East Helena. The document cites multiple names, alleged schemes, and a public safety response, with mentions of Weldon and other officials, while outlining investigation steps and expected court actions.
A jumble of local notices, social events, and brief items. Wedding sale at Slaga’s, a church gathering, meetings, visits, and a probate or court reference mix with ads for ribbons and store prices. Names and places are scattered, with little cohesive narrative.
W. C. Miller representing Western Party Power Transmission visited Anaconda yesterday. He escorted a party of New York and Gaston capitalists through the Wahoo smelter and announced plans to promote Helena Power Transmission holdings. He will soon leave Helena to establish headquarters there.
An advertisement extols Grape-Nuts as a brain and nerve food rich in whole wheat and barley. It claims the cereal provides vital energy quickly absorbed to nourish and rebuild the brain and nerve centers, urging readers to read The Road to Wellville in packages.
A garbled account outlines the Debating League of Montana with university, professors, and officials from multiple districts. It describes leadership by R. Snaddy and Gh Bh Snell, with directors of eastern and northern districts and a Livingston district president. The piece references arbitration, tournament alignments, and a Sydney-like championship with youth contest notes and prize values.
Mra Roni Ranshrraw and Genrer Snyder wed at St Peter’s Catholic Church with a large ceremony. The bride wore a decorated gown and altaw, carnations and palms, as guests applauded. Afterward, a long wedding dinner at the Montana Hotel followed, with friends and notable locals in attendance.
Washington dispatch reports officials from cities and towns convene to attend the annual meeting of the National Association. The session spans three days with proceedings and leaves of absence granted as needed.
Unclear OCR text fragment mentions a vessel or crew action with suspected names and place markers. The readable portion does not state a clear event, date, or outcome. Further legible text is needed to generate a precise headline and summary.
A fragmentary 1902 newspaper record lists test dates and notices involving schools and officials. Mentions institutions such as International School and Albany, with references to Brownell and David Retse in event planning and announcements. Sparse readable details suggest a schedule or public notices about examinations and governance.
A long detailed description outlines plans for a Masonic Temple project. It notes incorporation filings, proposed donors, and the layout of lodge rooms, assembly spaces, and a main hall. The article mentions key figures, locations and anticipated costs and timelines for construction.
Missoula notes report a marriage between individuals with tangled OCR text and names including Alexander McCarthy now of Brainerd Minnesota and family connections. The item also notes illness of Alexander McCarthy formerly of La City, now Brainerd, with mentions of Frank, Eugene, Ming, and Wall McCarthy and a brother named Iefcon the first ally.
The piece extols Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound as a universal remedy for women’s ailments such as irregularities, nervousness, backaches, and mood disorders. It cites testimonials from Mrs W.S. Ford and Miss Grace Miller and invites readers to contact Myra Pinkham in Lynn Massachusetts for guidance and recovery.
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