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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Sep 03, 1913
Page
19
Fragmentary ad style copy touts a corn treatment with garbled branding and stray words. The readable bits mention a cure claimed to shrink corn and reference a sun and shoe wear. Specific data, dates, or names are missing or indecipherable.
Thousands suffer baldness and hair loss and seek cures after trying many advertised tools. This piece reviews a specialist claim that certain treatments can regrow hair by targeting dormant germ cells, warning readers about misleading promises and urging caution.
A shrewd man aims to reach a single influential reader by placing his proposition in a newspaper section read by that person. The tactic succeeds as days pass, drawing the customer’s attention and benefiting both parties. The tale underscores a broader message about the power of targeted advertising in today’s standards.
Charles Raymond Bishop defied a court order to pay his former wife Minnie Alberta alimony and support for three children. Judge Lynch ordered $25 a month plus $80 attorney fees, and Bishop was jailed for willful noncompliance after failing to appear in court and absconding.
In a Silver Bowl county court Judge Lynch heard part of George W. Davis versus Andrew J. Davis over libel claims and 40000 damages tied to statements about Andrew as admin of John A. Davis estate. Arguments on the demurrer concluded with the case deferred for decision and briefs ordered within five days.
The Great Northern railroad says it will handle all land seekers for the Fort Peck land registration. If morning and afternoon trains are not enough, a second afternoon section will be added. Registration runs through September 2.
Waverly Iowa September 2 bloodhounds were used today to help recover cash and securities taken from the bedroom of Henry Woodford a bachelor and one of the region's wealthiest men Authorities learned of the theft late yesterday and the dogs traced a path inside the window area revealing $18 000 in goods but no cash traces were found Woodford declined to discuss the case and the information came from his housekeeper.
In Mexicali hot conditions ease and peace prevails with no invader sighting. Miguel Gomez, former northern district official, reported from San Diego that 400 Mexican federal troops under Col. Vasques occupy Mexicali with machine guns. Troops were reinforced recently by overland arrivals from Ensenada. Gomez had just returned from Mexicali.
In Butte, Mike Naidock a miner died of tuberculosis after several months of illness. The family home is at 136 Gallatin Street where funeral services will be held Thursday.
Francis Burton Harris, formerly a New York representative, resigned yesterday and was sworn in today as governor general of the Philippines in a notable leadership change.
Virginia City 1899 story reports Mrs Bird Turney seeking separation from James Turney claiming extreme cruelty and threats to kill. She cites lack of support and abuse including throwing a knife and choking, noting five children ages 3 to 12 and asking for a decree of divorce without alimony.
The August report shows a balance of 185 755.61, down 41 411.23 from a month earlier as receipts totaled 53 512 and expenditures rose. The district school fund, general fund, and various minor funds show declines. transfers moved 10 000 to contingent, and 1 846.49 added later. Receipts totaled 21 512.71, disbursements 42 023.94. Ends with an ad for footwear.
Natalie Maxsett sues J K K O Rourke former sheriff of Silver Bow county in Butte claiming her money watches rings and other valuables disappeared when deputies forcibly entered her home on November 21 1912 during eviction related to Montana Union Railway Co suit. She seeks damages and compensation for losses including 3727 in cash and jewelry.
The petitioner claims money owed was missed and asks the court for $817 in recompense plus $800 in exemplary and smart money damages. Total sought amounts to $1,617. If granted, the order would enforce repayment and penalties.
In Springfield Massachusetts on September 2, Socialist gubernatorial hopeful George Wrenn condemned the Industrial Workers of the World. He said voters must choose between democratic or republican men in the party and warned the IWW harms the socialist cause by operating within its ranks. The speech stressed the party must remain independent of industry despite pressure.
London reports that X-ray feature in women’s clothes will extend to shoes. Irish lace makers crochet lace for uppers of X-ray shoes. Everyday uppers are ice white. outdoor wear uses suede galoshes topped with lace.
Washington reports Stuart Mudge, an American youth tried in Imamea Venezuela on a technical murder charge, was acquitted. Mudge allegedly fought an athlete contest with a Nemuelan youth, who died from injuries. The U S embassy in Caracas sent an agent to ensure fair treatment, and officials expect the acquittal. Also noted is a new rubber-tired handling truck for carpets with foldable handles.
Boston parties file involuntary bankruptcy action against Butte Central Copper company. Creditors Gardiner Arnold and Tift claim bonds totaling about 2900. Petition alleges act of bankruptcy July 10 with transfers to McConnell Rockwell Gallagher creating preferred creditors. Also notes clergy changes and minor fire damage in local Montana addresses.
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