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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Sep 08, 1901
Page
11
Montana's largest grocery touts cash savings and bulk buying to beat credit store prices. It highlights a big California honey purchase in Mason jars and trimmed prices on sliced pineapple in heavy syrup at 50c to 90c per jar or can.
A downtown brawl between a drunken man, a patrolman, and an interfering alderman escalates to a motion to reassign patrol districts. After the intoxicated man reveals the alderman’s identity, the council withdraws the motion and the officer remains in place.
The Short Line offers Salt Lake excursions September 14 with 10 day returns and San Francisco trips September 19 to 27 with return by November 15 via Ogden or Portland. Northern Pacific lists Buffalo round trips on September first Tuesday with 60 day limits at 64.50 and 66. Also Helena round trips 3.90 from September 5 to 13 with return by 14 due to races. Bindings. agents named: H O Wilson and J E Dawson.
The ad promotes Winchester Repeating Arms Co cases dated last June and stresses fresh powder, urging buyers to stock up before a trip. It touts Parker Hammerless and Ithaca hammerless shotguns, L. C. Smith models, Marlin repeating shotgun options, and rifles from Savage, Mannlicher, Mauser, Colt, with camp supplies and Dutch ovens, all at factory prices and tight rates.
Fall stocks arrive from the East at Symons Dry Goods and Connell, with woolen underwear on display and low introductory prices. Paris pattern hats, new silks, and embroidered linen sales highlight the week at M J Connell and Hennessy Mercantile, while Case Gravelle Ervin announce dress gowns and Priestley’s unveils new blacks.
J H Lynch and Dan Twohy report broad support for paving East Park street from Arizona to Covert street with no opposition from administrator J H Leyson who notes his duties prevent expending funds but would back the project if acting for his own property. Petition signatures are said to be generally favorable and city council may act to begin work next spring.
A large shipment of Nairns linoleum is landed and will be on sale Monday. The store promises a display of high grade goods not seen before in Butte with prices from 30 cents per yard up to a dollar.
The Burlington Route offers round trip rail tickets to Buffalo on the first and third Tuesdays at 64.50. For more information contact Phil Daniels at 3% East Broadway.
A male targeted advertisement warns against quacks in healing, condemns general cure alls, and promotes a private diseases of men specialty. It cites claims of fake successes, urges skepticism of vague promises, and asserts a guaranteed permanent cure backed by $50,000 capital and reputable references in Butte.
An ad promisses men only treatment and cure for stubborn cases with no reported failures or unpleasant results. It claims numerous prominent male patients have been treated successfully and offers to treat the reader likewise.
The notice warns that even mild blood poisoning is a danger signal and can worsen if untreated. It urges immediate action for inherited or contracted taints, offers a free consultation, and stresses that learning the facts is worthwhile regardless of choosing treatment.
An outlined advertisement claims varicocele is caused by multiple factors and promotes a specific medical system to restore health. It warns against suspensories and electric belts, asserting a guaranteed cure through its proprietary treatment and free consultation at large Western offices.
The letter states most cases can be treated at home with one personal visit preferred. If calling is impossible, patients should write a full history of their case and symptoms. It promises no charge for private counsel and a written contract backed by capital to hold promises.
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