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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Sep 03, 1908
Page
13
Quack medical copy extols Dr Pierce Favorite Prescription as a cure for female ailments. It boasts no alcohol or habit forming drugs and claims to restore vigor through natural roots. It invites sick women to consult Dr Pierce at Buffalo and promotes his laxative pills for gentle bowel regulation.
The article extols Dr Hood & Co in Butte offering expert treatment for blood poison, emphasizing specialist care over general practitioners or patent remedies. It notes their many offices, free initial consultation, and a focus on restoring health, happiness, and manly ambition through prompt, safe, and permanent cures.
The Annual Institute of Butte Teachers unfolds over four days with 8:30 start each morning at the Ingleside school. County Superintendent Mrs Margaret Togan notes an excellent program featuring educators Sanford Bell, Gov Edwin Novila, Bret W Dwyer, C A Dual Way and others, plus a Thursday vocal and violin recital and lectures on psychology and literary interpretation and nature studies.
Lulu Theater begins its opening day with Hunday as the lead, Dany and Sidney Diamond joining the company for the coming season, Mills Kane and ynnil Diamond in key roles, and a 32-member cast. The program features speeches between acts, Morris and Otto performances, a Paris moving picture, and the promise of a polished production with horse auction on stage.
Mill and Smelter Men’s union to hold semi annual election of officers this evening with multiple candidates for each post except warden. Presidential candidates: Charles A. Tuliner and M. J. Sullivan. vice president John G. Vigeant Ambrose Faylor Clem Vorel. conductor Luke Huditteston Thomas J Northy. warden Havey Puen. Trustees include Frank J. Fitch Witten J. Memilton J. J. Dubugly Bartly Burais Murdock McLeod. delegates to the council: Charles B. Juttner ALal Fiuent J. W. Stott Harry Fluor Murdock McLeod Trobert Gakes T. T. Undegrafi James Holt Cat Korn Frank Fitch Willham Fay Johan Phary M. J. Sullivan. Wor delegates to Montana State union list Harry Finent Jack Fisher Rubert Oakes T. T. Updegrait Murtin Stribins.
The Orphedin theater's current bill is praised for high audience turnout and strong performances. A new lineup will begin Friday with a rabid Saturday matinee, promising further excellence. Doctor Ironside will offer reductions on all dental work during the balance of the month.
A meeting of the Brotherhood of Gwe and Witeaday chose an acting secretary to replace James dy Harney as pressure for resignation grows. J. MM. White addressed concerns while Boneasy's is named as a potential executive sponsor. The group reshapes its officer slate amid unsettled views and leadership questions.
A jumble of garbled text outlines a meeting with unclear details. It mentions reports about a youth, references to a panel or group, and a general sense of discussions about steps or actions to be taken, but specifics are not recoverable from the fragment. No definite names, places, dates, or outcomes are discernible.
The society, under President Mere Charles Piervo, reports progress in studies on lands. A special programme was rendered today and promises an enjoyable evening. The ladies of the church and their friends are invited to attend.
Huge crowds filled the midway as Woodmen of the World hosts staged events with Queen Mabel presiding. Fraternal Brotherhood guests were invited, a special train to Butte planned, and daredevil rider Volu back after a recent accident.
The Chisago Milwaukee and St Paul railway creates a general agent post for Butte and Anaconda. William P. Warner of Macon City Iowa named general agent in charge of freight and passenger business. Warner was division freight and passenger agent at St Paul Mason City. The general office will be in the building now housing First National Bank, with a planned move this fall.
Word arrives that Donald Gillis will reach Butte today from El Paso where he has been in a hospital for several weeks recovering from an appendicitis operation. Gillis will stay with his family until fully recovered and will be accompanied by his parents Malcolm McDonald.
Notice to Sir Meabera of the Butte and Mutts Barbers union calls a special meeting Friday night September 4 1908 at 11 1p to act on lumber workers strike. Per orders James Shea president and James M'Rwen C Layne secretaries. Also references auto mondo phone and exclusive users.
Notice given that sale of exclusive privileges at the Montana state fair Sept 28 will take place that day. Bids closed at 1 pm, cash or certified check 25 percent. Concessions include Restaurant, Coney Island stand, and meat pavilion. Executive committee may reject any bid. bids to MT. Jali W. Kaee, Secretary.
The Rocky Mountain Bell Telephone Company asks subscribers to send complaints and recommendations to H. L. Burdick, superintendent of the Montana division, Helena, Montana, to improve operating standards and services.
Mines of the Boston Montana company resume operations at Mountain View and adjacent sites after three months of disruption due to floods. Ore from Leonard West, Columbia and East Colusa mines was sent to Washoe smelter. daily output around 1,600 tons. Great Northern Railway moved ore to Great Falls. total shipments to rise as pits reopen.
Parke Channing reports during a two month tour of copper camps in Utah Arizona and Nevada that ore bodies are expanding at Globe and Miami with shafts at 70 and 470 feet and a new main shaft planned 200 feet away for continuous ore handling. He notes carbonate ore at 270 feet, plans for a 1000 ton unit by 1910, and mills at Wah Copper Boston Consolidated and Grah Conner showing varying capacities. The outlook favors rising production and eventual wider copper use with a shift toward ore husbanding.
Fragmentary London Standard piece argues Andaman Islands near civilized nations yet remain among world’s least advanced peoples. Mentions British inquiry trip and penal settlement at Chat, with sparse details of the experiment and its aims.
Fragmentary historical account describes 18th to 19th century coerced settlement on the Andaman Islands, shipwrecked mariners’ tales, cannibal fears, and eventual British rule. It notes native resistance, later adaptation to agriculture, and gradual decline of extreme practices as civilization is promoted.
A partial OCR fragment mentions a military action with artillery and a crowd around a picture. It references an attack or engagement, possibly in Springfield, with unclear dates and names. The readable bits describe a dramatic scene with soldiers, a bed, and a loud phrase about marching or riding.
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