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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 29, 1913
Page
2
An advertisement extols Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets claiming they quickly digest food, ease stomach irritation, and improve appetite. It touts dramatic claims of aiding digestion after meals, with the pills sold by druggists for 30 5 grains tablets and urges readers to try one tablet with the next meal to prove their effects.
An advertisement touts Knowlton's Danderine claiming immediate hair improvement after weeks of use. It asserts new hair growth over the scalp, reduced dandruff, and a healthy luster, urging readers to purchase a 25-cent bottle from local stores.
An old advertisement touts Cascarets as a thorough bowel cleanse that clears stomach waste, relieves indigestion and headaches, and improves sleep. It claims gentle, non gripe relief available for 9 cents a box with wide household familiarity and child friendly use.
The annual Newsboys' club election at the curl house chosen James Lea as stayer Rex Fuller city clerk and other posts with 143 total votes. Health officer race had Yow Siting and Lofty Dunn tied. voters faced delays for some unable to read or write. The eight year election saw active campaigning and a letter from J. Ro Wiarton in Nova Scotia read to the crowd.
The state commissioner group evaluates the Gilmore & Pittsburg and Butte Anaconda Pacific lines amid talk of electrification. They note potential for a transcontinental route to Portland with a low-grade rail corridor, estimating a $5.00 construction cost and a water-level gradient to connect with Portland.
A distorted dispatch reports Mexican Foreign Minister Beno Moheno condemning General Diaz as unpatriotic and cowardly for not accepting Huerta’s overtures. The piece notes internal Mexican debate over the incident and mentions a world train record for contrast.
A list of names and towns appears, naming Dillon, Deer Lodge, Glendive, Helena, Great Falls, and other locations. The notice references sheriffs, officials, and residents including Delbert Jents, Delbert, Jents, J. McGaughes, and Charles K. Dunlap among others in a period voice.
A scrambled OCR of multiple real estate deeds shows transfers including Joseph Hoskins and spouse in Cupre yess and wife portion, A Cannon to A WL vase, and Green Majors and wife to R Chle Maynard. Other entries cite Maud Wegener lots on Manning Avenue addition and Joe Mudro in Fang lots. values range around 1 to 4 dollars.
Fragmented OCR describes a presidential trip with crowds greeting in North Carolina and Virginia. It notes a request to stop at Be Gary and mentions Governor Craig of South Carolina and a contingent entering Washington with enthusiasm, while detailing sparse stops and media attention.
A historic transoceanic commercial message is described as sent from the United States to Asia via a wartime relay chain. An early signal from the New York to Belersburg route traveled to Washington and onward through wireless stations to reach its destination as a test of cross‑ocean communication.
Reports indicate Murat, linked to alias names, faces multiple counts of counterfeiting and conspiracy. Jury delivered a verdict after hours of deliberation amid a tense courtroom scene. the defendant showed little knowledge of associates and was escorted from the venue as authorities prepared for the sentencing today in Geneva.
Incomes for Wha HOMARL subsidiaries show 88 and 49,721,083 for the June quarter as recent estimates. The report references Panama and the San Francisco exposition mission visiting capitals of South American republics, with a party including James T. Stateman and Oscar Fernhaeh aboard. Washington notes the Supreme Court ruling on railroad rate reasonableness for the Interstate Commerce Commission.
A garbled OCR item reports United States Steel earnings for the current calendar quarter, noting a marked decrease from the prior year while excluding interest and outstanding items. It mentions the pearling quarter and a contrast with 1912 figures, though many words are illegible.
Justice White’s government stance cited as defense of rate increases. Lawyers argued against opposition to the Mniasion's article PINCREASE RATES. Chairman El i. Charka urged higher transportation rates as a policy for improvement. An open market sale noted with nearly $5400 for the South Africa gall and Amerlen priced at 82.361 TD per pune.
An old advertising fragment touts Famous Skin Soap as freely available with a 25 cent cake offer and mentions various benefits and remedies. The damaged text references product lines, buyers, and promotional language from a historical ad page.
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