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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 27, 1900
Page
9
A sensational notice reports loans carrying interest rates exceeding four hundred percent. The item notes lenders and terms, highlighting the usury practice and resulting financial burden on borrowers. Authorities or oversight details are not clearly provided in the fragment.
Judge Lindsay heard two suits by T. H. Shields against John Newell and Mike Crowley over loans totaling 30 and 450 dollars with due dates last August and September. He admitted 28 applicants to citizenship and approved multiple estate accounts including Calista Moss and other guardianships. Future hearings cover estates and demurrers with several motions and petitions listed for October 27–30.
A reader urges publishing a free remedy for small pox diphtheria scarlet fever and other fevers. The method claims to cool the system if given in time and says cream of tartar can reduce high fevers if neglected. The writer signs N. N. and asks for space in the paper.
The Independent Democrats hold a Meaderville rally at Gunderson Hall this evening featuring speakers J. W. Keiley Roy S. Alley William Shifelbin and other party leaders.
Independent candidate Jerry McCarthy failed to secure a court order to place his name on the county sheriff ballot after Judge Clancy quashed the mandamus for improper filing and attestation. McCarthy promised a new petition while Moran’s side reserved. hearing set for morning.
Remember Friday November 2 at the Auditorium for a Grand rally of the social democrats. Eugene V. Debs, the socialist candidate for president, will speak and champion human rights. Come and hear the matchless advocate.
Ex mayor Jake Briney quips as Daly street grading shifts sidewalks and lowers foundations four feet, triggering protests from upper-side businessmen and aldermen while crews push ahead with canal work and retaining walls.
Butte Coal Co announces a likely coal shortage at the first cold snap and urges customers to fill storage now. Located at 19 E Broad Way, the firm presents its sales message to ensure winter supply.
A reader notes Schatzlein's as a recommended option for choosing painting platforms. The comment highlights quality results and value in selecting the right supplier.
A Liverpool correspondent asserts that a cream of tartar drink cures or prevents smallpox within three days. He claims universal success, no scarring or blindness, and urges readers to test and report cures to the newspaper for publication.
Hillary Harris files a mandamus in district court against registry agent Wilden Pinkham of Silver Bow County precinct 25. Harris, a qualified voter, says he registered in Granite County in 1898 and was refused registration here, arguing eight year transfer rules and entitlement to register again. The case, with attorneys W M Bickford and S A Merritt, is set before Judge Clancy at 9 am.
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