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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Sep 10, 1913
Page
7
An advertisement touts Get-It as a painless corns remedy sold by Be Co. in Chicago with claims it stops pain and heals warts and calluses. It highlights easy use and promises fast relief, urging readers to buy a bottle at drugstores.
A prominent man recounts his experience with a tonic marketed as a general stimulant. He reports relief from nervous debility and stomach issues after using the product, claiming it provided enduring improvements and recommending readers try it. The ad lists distributors in Anscouda and Dutlyof with a local sales company.
A reader describes a failed attempt with various hair preparations and praises a simple home mixture as the best for hair growth and scalp health. The note claims it stops hair loss, restores color, reduces dandruff, and makes hair easier to comb. Ingredients include Ray rum and Lavana de Comnosee with perfumed options.
A Anaconda judge will hear competing letters of administration for the John B. Davis estate. Andrew J. Davis Morris A. Davis and George W. Davis seek control, each opposing the others with evidence and petitions. The lengthy hearing, delayed by disputes, is set to resume with morning sessions at 9:30.
County commissioners push suburban cleanup with funded cans but property owners balk at cost. Hennessy’s ordered a load to aid disposal, yet word spread the county would supply free cans, causing a rush then a halt as owners faced purchase requirements.
A damaged OCR snippet notes etiquette in jewelry hailed as highly efficient, referencing the Maree store and a special design in fine jewelry. It mentions West Park and a phrase about saving sore, with unclear text on timing or specifics.
The county fair drew strong public support with plans for a larger and better fair in 1968. Commissioners approve motto and routes, including a one and one third fare from Butte Helena and Lavrostate Ady.
Sutherland yesterday filed in district court to collect a promissory note from Koulstead and Nettie. Original amount 300 with 12 percent interest, accruing from July 12, 4412, plus $250 attorney fees. Foreclosure tied to real estate mortgage secures the note. petition seeks foreclosure authorization and settlement of principal and interest.
The complaint alleges Barnamaog threatened to shoot his wife Shewana with a revolver and kept it on him, claiming she was fortune to him. The divorce case notes custody of children and allegations of abuse, with a judge granting custody to Sim and details of support and money awarded for attorney fees.
Dr Ironside backs a dog ordinance with fines for females and males to curb roaming. He argues dogs on streets threaten health and safety, spreading worms and disease, and urges balanced fees and strict restraint for all owners to protect the community.
A lengthy letter argues dogs demand respect and humane treatment while balancing residents' rights. It urges licensing and training to curb nuisance, condemns unrestricted liberty that harms others, and cites Constantinople as a cautionary contrast. The writer defends dog owners yet calls for laws protecting the public.
Howard Elliott, new president of the New Haven road, told the Massachusetts Public Service Commission in Boston that the company seeks to issue 97 million dollars in debenture bonds. He argued the funds are needed to refund floating debt, purchase more cars, and improve the signaling system.
Milk inspector Felly brought Gregory Alergune before Judge Booker on a charge of selling milk with only 2.9 percent fat in a supply stand on North Wyliims Street. Alergune offered no defense and was warned to improve standards or face punishment. Health inspector McGrew also charged Wing for a Chinese laundry at 1133 South Wyoming Street, where language barriers and evasive answers led to a tense hearing and postponed action pending more information.
Fall suits for men cost slightly more than ordinary apparel. Xuppan ihelmer and Hirach-Wickwire Co along with Washington Co offer upscale clothes with prices tied to exclusive lines. Also notes location at 2 street Ade and store names.
An old advertisement touts Danderine for women claiming immediate hair cleansing and shine plus long term growth. It promises removal of dirt oil and dandruff while claiming new fine downy hair will grow across the scalp after weeks of use. The pitch urges readers to buy a 20 cent bottle from druggists or general stores.
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