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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Sep 10, 1913
Page
20
An ad touts GETS-IT as a safe painless corn remover that stops pain without cutting. It claims to treat warts calluses and feet issues and is sold by Lawrence & Co. Chicago at cents per bottle through druggists.
A Butte resident and fraternal member testifies to Plant Juice as a powerful tonic. He reports relief from stomach trouble and nervousness after using the product, praising its quick relief and lasting benefits. Sold by Smith Drug Co in Anaconda and Newbro Drug Co in Butte.
A reader describes years of dandruff and greasy hair then shares a home remedy claiming to promote hair growth and restore natural color. The method uses menthol crystals, alcohol, perfume, and a scalp rub with a final note urging caution against poisonous substances.
In Anaconda district court Judge George B. Winston begins hearings on which of three brothers Andrew J. Davis George Wesley Davis and Morris A. Davis will administer the estate of the late John A. Davis The dispute arose after John E. Davis died July 8 1913 with libel allegations and contested pleadings dominating the first day The hearing will continue with sensational charges expected today and focuses on George Wesley Davis alleged incompetency to act as administrator Nursing the matter is expected to occupy most of the week
County commissioners note extensive cleanup in outlying districts and alleys. They state the county will continue hauling and disposing of trash at county expense, but property owners must provide their own garbage cans. Local residents were told cans cost near actual price, not free, prompting a rush that then slowed.
The Mayer store manufacturing department aims for peak efficiency and invites customers to bring special design ideas for fine jewelry to Mayer, West Park, for “Just so” finishes.
Enthusiasm ran high as county citizens recall last year’s success and fair commissioners boast a motto for 1918. Railways grant one and one third fare from stations between Butte Helena and Livingston, enhancing attendance at Sept 11 12 19 and 14 events.
R Sutherland filed in district court to collect a promissory note from Ola Kohlstead and Nettie Kohlstead dated July 12, 1912. The 3200 note includes 12 percent interest from the date, plus 250 attorney fees, secured by a real estate mortgage. foreclosure is requested.
Mrs J W Barnaman sues in district court for divorce alleging abuse and threats by Gustaf L Almery who allegedly carried a loaded revolver and vowed to kill her and their child. She seeks custody of Mildred, attorney fees, costs, and alimony. The couple married in Butte in 1904 and have two sons.
In a Post interview Dr Ironside argues for a leash rule and $25 for females $5 for males, saying community health and nuisance control justify regulation. He asserts dogs at large pose health risks, carry germs, and spread disease, harming the broader population.
A letters page argues for education and leash laws to limit dog disturbances in Butte. The writer opposes Alderman Orton’s stance, contending dogs intrude on neighbors’ rights and urging strict controls rather than broad canine liberty. The piece calls for enforcement to protect property, safety, and community quiet.
Air Inspector Kelly testifies on milk standard violations by Gregory Mergone as Judge Booker warns of stricter checks. Health inspector McGrew reports delays with a Chinese laundry property at 1133 South Wyoming street and questions two agents tied to rent collection as the hearing is postponed.
Fall suits for men from Kuppenheimer Hitech Wickwire Co and Washington Co offered at Washington Co costlier lines, with prices starting as low as $20 at Boucher's on West Park Street.
An old advertisement urges women to use Danderine to cleanse scalp, remove dandruff, and boost hair beauty. It promises rapid results with softer, shinier hair and even new hair growth after weeks of use. Subtly targets vanity and toilet counter appeal in dramatic terms.
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