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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 30, 1913
Page
6
An advertisement touts Dr Cunningham's Plasters for pains, aches, and soreness. It offers free samples and coupons, claims quick relief, and markets various plaster sizes for different body areas with emphasis on external action and harmless ingredients.
An old advertisement advises mothers to treat a coated tongue and stomach issues in infants with California Syrup of Fige. It promises quick relief from constipation, gas, and feverish discomfort through a gentle bowel movement, touting a tasty fruit syrup and urging buyers to demand the genuine product from the California Syrup Company.
Anaconda Copper reports leaching of tailings at Washoe plant promising much higher copper recovery. Tests show a scalable process using roasting leaching and electrolysis or hydrogen sulfide precipitation, with estimated costs under a cent per pound and potential annual profits near 3 million dollars from 4.4 million tons of ore.
The state supreme court affirmed district court rulings in Bilver Bow and Missoula counties. The case involves Westar Maing Supply against A B Milaner as administrator for John Z. Quinn estate and others over an alleged conversion dispute with contested title and jury findings. The court declined to overturn the jury verdict, citing the jury's exclusive assessment of the evidence.
Barton W. Gibson, a New York lawyer, was arraigned today on four indictments alleging theft from an estate. Three indictments accuse him of larceny, the fourth forgery. An administrator claimed $710 as alleged proceeds, with postponement to Monday to allow him to study the charges.
London Oct 24. It is understood that King George has shifted from a biography by royal papers and personal recollections to an authorized state influenced biography. Vincount Hugllyn, the late king's secretary, oversees the project with Ford Rakeberry possibly invited to write the work.
Readable report details the Snowball vein at North Butte, highlighting silver and copper values, ore grades, and the rapid rise of silver credits per pound. It notes the vein as a major driver of reserves, with high silver content boosting profitability and copper costs remaining relatively low due to silver credit.
Marshal Jolie Grogan will oversee Walker-Ville Youth on Halloween eve. Mayor Briney says lads will stay on their honor with surveillance, though bells and tricks may occur and a few may vanish only to reappear next morning.
The first steel framed building, built in 1880 at 8 Broadway and once an 11 story marvel, is set for demolition to cut taxes. Nearby modern towers and changing standards render the Tower Building a misnomer and its operation no longer profitable.
A statewide fundraising drive aims to raise 74 000 dollars within 60 days to support Montana Wesleyan University and extension work. Charles Strader of Lincoln Nebraska directs the effort with plans for a series of fundraising meetings led by clergy and lay leaders across Billings Great Falls Helena Lewistown and other cities.
Washington society backs a project to establish a school of housekeeping. Preliminary work will start by the Housekeepers' Alliance of Washington, listing Mias Carver W. Wiley Mrs. Ta Pollette, Mrs. Beory Stoney, Mrs. W. O. Woodwall and Mrs. Hicherd Wainweight among those retained.
In Chicago on October 24 the Iron Workers union filed notices of appeal seeking to overturn a federal conviction. The case centers on destruction charges tied to a blast that damaged a rail yard. Justice arguments questioned the handling of evidence and multiple indictments.
Improvements completed at Gregson Hot Springs reduce patron inconvenience. A new testing system and heated dressing rooms ensure comfort in winter and summer. Each dressing room now features heat electric light and a telephone. A gas hose has been added for motorists.
Washington announces a government issued book expected to appear soon with 24 two-cent stamps and 1-cent stamps. The plan mirrors a prior volume that sold at 25 cents, featuring attractive engravings and image branding to boost appeal.
A severe cold snap stretched from Kansas to Texas and beyond, breaking temperature records in multiple states. Farmers report livestock suffering as the Arctic air drifted southward, with frost and wind chills impacting communities from Concordia to Dallas and Abilene.
Dr. W. O. Wormdward, health official of the District of Columbia, warns that broad access to poisons could enable widespread harm. He suggests Congress may consider traffic regulation to curb misuse despite industry opposition.
Fragmentary report cites Representative Sanna and Dr. WoedivariL amid claims of dangerous substances and poisons. The text hints at legal and public safety concerns, with references to an endorsed preparation and contested prices.
The Prince of Montes sails for Algainer Franc with a crew and attendants aboard, amid hopeful messages and a calm departure. The voyage is described as significant for regional ties and future relations.
An old ad promotes a quick remedy for sour stomach and indigestion claiming fast relief. It touts a product called Diapepelh with ingredients to reduce inflammation and soothe upset stomach, asserting it cures a range of stomach ailments and can be bought at dry goods stores.
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