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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Sep 06, 1903
Page
4
An old advertisement argues that backache signals kidney trouble and urges Dean's Kidney Pills as a cure. It links tired backs to overworked kidneys, promoting the pills as a remedy for back pain, urinary issues, and various kidney ailments.
James Hagan of Anaconda discusses his persistent back and kidney pain. He describes using Low's Kidney Pills advertised in an Anaconda paper, purchasing seven boxes after travel to the Newhra Drug store, and credits relief to the treatment despite ongoing discomfort. Thomas Munster of Billings recalls prior mine work and long medical expense with limited success.
Mrs M Coleman of Helena Ment writes that after suffering kidney trouble she tried Tans Kidney Pills recommended by a newspaper notice. She reports quick relief after using the remedy bought at a local drug store and praises its effectiveness based on her experience and satisfaction with the product.
Judge Clancy held a busy session in Butte dealing with three decrees of divorce including William Young and wife Margaret M. Young custody of their children, and a long list of related testimonies about drunkenness abuse and threats. Also ruled on probate matters including the will of Manore Alineyx appointing Rev. Peter Le Sere as executor and valued at 3 400 with life policies.
In the clubhouse of the Warmers Federation on the state fely grounds eia of termsan Locally ley atyaved the bulldog, mucin a inns of M000, No tie wae dirk Therm was 9 ae ara an me meounds at he Line, 1 tha five caused wrest excitement.
A dusty gusty day in Bathe described as a whistler wind toppled items and caused general commotion on streets. Residents reported debris skimming lampposts as winds battered hats, lingerie, and street goods while a parrot screeched and smoke filled the air amid ongoing rain.
An American priest was arrested in Poland amid allegations of involvement with underage girls at a convent near St. Louis. Authorities cite age restrictions and other parallel charges, while the blurred OCR mentions passports and dispatches but provides few concrete facts.
Notice to high school pupils outlines a visit week with new principal M Hart to meet students, discuss curriculum and registration. The plan includes daily sessions, seating arrangements, and preparations for the first term.
General Frank Baldwin makes a new record after returning with troops from Fort D. Tenesel. The dispatch describes the arrival, noting movement and the establishment of a fresh record in the field.
A local health bulletin details Nes A Tasoago and an unnamed patient’s recovery from a gastrointestinal procedure conducted in September. The report notes successful results, implied health improvements, and renewed confidence in the patient’s return to normal activities following the operation.
The article reports that Labor Day coursing events face upheaval as organizers struggle to secure sufficient entries and funds. A California telegram hints at prize issues, while a committee is formed to decide feasibility.
Fragmentary text shows leaders debating four jigs and committee assignments amid uncertain choices. A clear decision is anticipated soon as political maneuvering centers on restoring influence and responding to a large, vocal crowd at a central park.
A new pastor from Havre joins Trinity Church in Centerville to lead morning and evening services. He will reside in the adjoining parsonage and asks congregants to attend, marking his first Centerville appearance since the 1880s.
A fire damaged an empty storehouse near the dormer of Worphyry and Arizona shen 1 adock yesterday. Fire crews and the Daildisae searched the site as witnesses noted the blaze began after a suspected spark. No tenants were inside the premises owned by Mrs. livin gh Hope, and an owner cleanup request had reportedly not been heeded.
A fragment notes an event titled Trior y Bacorston on Labor Day at Northern Pueblo. It mentions a departure from Ruth UM Paha and a round trip price of 1.00 with children under 14 charged differently. Landmark figures include W. U. MIONRIMAN as Givi' Agi.
The town debates renewing poolhall licenses amid doubts over fees and enforcement. Officials note room operators claim steady weekly earnings while expressing unease about payment viability and licensing costs. City leaders consider impact on legality and public order as residents weigh the risks and benefits.
A local incident near Meador Road involved a group of neighbors in a tense situation with a claimed threat to the community. Investigators from the area are reviewing statements and coordinating with local authorities to determine the next steps and safety measures.
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