Remarkable results praise from Charleston rancher
Mr J N Heln of Charleston in Kitsap County Washington describes years of stomach and kidney trouble with bladder issues since the Civil War era. He credits Plant Jule for restoring digestion and preventing nightly tube use. He says the remedy strengthens the stomach liver kidneys and nerves and heals weak kidneys. Available at Smith Drug Store Anaconda and Newbro Drug Store Butter-Adv.
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J. N. Heln
Charleston
Ikitsap County
Wash
Smith
Newbro
Pape's Diapepsin Promises Quick Digestion Relief
A vintage advertisement touts Pape's Diapepsin as the fastest safest remedy for indigestion and dyspepsia. It claims rapid relief from gas belching stomach upset and warns readers life is short so enjoy meals without dread. It suggests keeping a case at home for daytime or night stomach derangement.
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Pape
Reading the Advertising Pays in Daily Newspapers
The Anaconda Standard urges readers to rely on daily papers for service and savings. It extols advertising as a trusted guide to where to buy, what to buy, and how to save money, highlighting football scores fashion news and more.
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Anaconda Standard
Electric Workers Meet in Butte Conference
District representatives of Montana Power Company electrical workers gather at the Finten hotel in Butte to discuss action and seek a blanket state agreement. Delegates emphasize the meeting is separate from the recent Butte strike and aim to unite locals including Great Falls Lewistown Missoula Anaconda Butte while navigating union jurisdiction and ABO splits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana Power Company
Fin-ten
Butte
Great Falls
H. von ‘Turtta
William Siebert
J. F. Gray
Lewistown
Conley
Mugh Gair
J. W. Fox
Missoula
Jenking
H. Bisbee
Anaconda
George Crandall
RA. Clark
George Mellon
M. McAllister
Ernest Geyer
L. Akin
Beckwith
Billings
Bozeman
Montana
The
American Federation of Labor
Federal court closes first Missoula session
Special Dispatch to the Standard Missoula October 2 The United States district court closed its first term in Missoula today The last case considered Mrs Tennie Greenough and Leo Greenough vs Missoula Light and Water Company was submitted to Judge Bourquin The court has been in session here since October 1 The case tried was United States vs Walter J Moody Frederick TH Nichols Harrison S Lord and Robert O Hara charged with fraud in obtaining government lands All four were acquitted Judge Bourquin will open court in Butte on November 1 and grand jury will report on November 3
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Standard
Missoula
United States
Istrict
Misoula
Tennie Greenough
Leo Greenough
Robert O'Hara
Tracy
Chamber of Commerce Hosts University Faculty Smoker
Missoula hosts a Chamber of Commerce event at the Elke temple to welcome new University of Montana faculty. Invitations went to all faculty and Chamber members, with nonmembers of the Chamber also invited to attend the smoker.
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Missoula
Chamber of Commerce
University of Montana
Elke Temple
Ber of Commerce
Peor
Elty
Pioneer Sam Brunelle Killed In Runaway
A rancher named Sam Brunelle living near Kvaro was killed instantly when he fell from a wagon at 6 PM, his team ran away. Brunelle had lived in the area 30 years and left no family. The accident occurred at the western edge of the city and was witnessed by several. Washington dispatch notes Rep Stout opposition to postmaster nominee T C Armitage, with a reconsideration expected soon.
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Dilstoula
Sam_ Brunelle
Kvaro
Brunelle
Washington
Stout
T. C. Armitage
Billings
Armitage
Truce Declared As Students Plan Denver Game
At a mass meeting of 860 South Dakota university students a truce was declared over the suspension of five students last Monday. The collegians agreed to play the football game scheduled with Denver University at Sioux Falls next Saturday.
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South Dakota University
Collegians
Denver University
Sioux Falls
Vopicka Named Ambassador to Servia Bulgaria and Roumania
Alderman Nerny attended a Chicago banquet for Charles J. Vopicka, the American ambassador to Servia, Bulgaria and Roumania. The speech highlighted immigrants’ opportunities and noted Vopicka’s rise in brewing, banking, and industry. Bryan’s prior support for Vopicka was cited, making him a notable naturalized citizen for such a post.
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T. J. Nerny
Chicago
Charles J. Vopicka
Servia
Roumania
Alderman Nerny
Vopicka
W. J. Bryan
State Department
Wopicka
Bryan
Nerny
Northwest
Commonwealth of Montana
Nerny Wan
Philadelphia
New Central Bank Plan Sparks Currency Debate
A government controlled central bank proposal surfaced in the Senate banking and currency committee. Frank A. Vanderlip outlined a seven member board plan with 100 million capital to issue money, rediscount, and hold gold reserves, aiming to dominate national finance. The plan contrasts with the administration bill by removing banks from control and proposing public stock ownership, while critics weigh timing and scope of radical reform.
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Washington
Administration
Frank A. van Gerup
National City Bank of New York
Senate Banking and Currency Committee
Governo
R. Vannerup
Mr. Vanderlip
Federal Reserve Board
Vanderup
Aldrich
National Monetary’ Com Stasion
Srimon
Seca
O'Gorman
Hitchcock
Vanderlipht
Reed
Vanderlip
Federal Reserve Banks
Bristow
Boston
Senator Reed
Federal Reserve
The
Federal Bank
National Bank For
Bens Withdraws From November Bout Controversy
Lao Bens pulled out of his contract with Jack Regan for the Treasure State club bout with Sailor Petroskey on Nov 6 to avoid club rights conflict with Copper City. Regan may not fight until December. talks shift to finding Petroskey an opponent, with Jack Dillon mentioned from the coast.
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Lao Bens
Jack Regan
Treasure State
Sailor Petroskey
Butte
Regan
Copper City
Bens
Fred Sutherland
Reng
Sole
Pet
Jack Dillon
Lillywhite
Charley Norvall
Art Allard
Art Collins
Allard
Walter Coffee
Salt’ Lake
Freight Derailment Delays Milwaukee Route Change
A freight derailment on the Milwaukee railroad near St. Re fis required routing train No. 18 the Columbian over the Northern Pacific from Henderson to Missoula. Westbound trains diverted, causing a delay but service resumed later this afternoon.
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Ivancara
Missoula
Milwaukee Railroad
St. Refis
Northern Pacific
Henderson
Milwaukee
Federal Bank Plan Outlines Structure and Governing Board
A proposal describes a federally controlled bank with a seven member presidentially appointed board, three with deep finance experience, and seven member branch executive committees. Government earnings would retire public debt, reserves held by member banks and Federal Reserve, notes as first lien, and state banks admitted under same rules.
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Federal Bank
Senate
Federal Reserve Banks
Federal Reserve Bank
Vanderlip
Church convention opens in Anaconda district
The central district Christian church convention opened in Anaconda with Rev. W. M. Jordan of Butte delivering the opening address. The program included devotional services, addresses on Church Emergency and Bible school work, and a C W B M message from Toronto with Missoula's Mrs. Tyler B Thompson presiding. A banquet and speeches closed the afternoon schedule. Vienna, now, has a population of 110,890.
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Trict
Christan
Anaconda
W. M. Jordan
Butte
Central District Convention of the Christian Church
State Board
Rev. L. Hulser
H.W. Moore
Great Falls
A. L. “Chapman
Bozeman
L. Chapman
Linsback
Toronto
Tyler B .Thompson
Misgoula
Anaconda Post Office and School At Cross
Washington bulletin lists examination for Southern Cross postmaster while locals petition for a school. Mail currently via Cable messenger from Georgetown. residents say snow makes distance to Georgetown unsafe for children. County superintendent to resolve schooling needs. postmaster applicants must pass civil service exam before Nov 5.
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Washington
Southern Cross
Georgetown
Cable
Postomce
W. W. Harper
Anaconda
Mabel Sharp
Post Office
J. W. McTarnaghan
Puccinelli Charged With Threatening With Revolver
A complaint sworn yesterday in base County Attorney T P Stewart charges Hugo Puccinelli with threatening Mr EH Peal with a revolver. Puccinelli was released on ...
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Hugo Puccinell
EH. Peal
Base
T. P. Stewart Yeterday
Puccinelli
Local Dispute Ends With Alleged Assault Claim
The county attorney hears a story from Beal family alleging that a dog killed their animals at the Beal home. Hugo Puscinelli reportedly displayed a revolver when attempting to take the dog away, injuring a hand during the confrontation. Justice of the Peace James Pringle to convene this morning.
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Bond
Beefore
Justice of the Peace
James Pringle
Snelli
Beal
Beat
Hugo Puscinelli
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Iroquois Club
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Ram
Frank Vanderlh
New York
Doctors of Apes
Cheney Bros
Apron Gingham
Gregson Hot Springs
Anaconda News
CROSS
Michaek Jrody
Xitavi
Paul L. Fasnacht
Atsbars SR
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