Common Sense And a Tablet Solve Indigestion Woes
An 1900s style ad touts Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets as common sense solutions for indigestion. It argues dyspepsia stems from overindulgence and missing stomach materials, and claims tablets restore digestion by enriching gastric juices and feeding blood. Free trial offer invites readers to send name and address to Marshall Mich. address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stuart
F. A. Stuart Co
Stuart Rildg
Marshall, Mich
Permanent Exhibit at the State Fair Planned in Helena
John W. Pane proposes a permanent exhibit of Montana state products in Helena with county participation. Deer Lodge already preserves a county display in Anaconda and the state fair would fund part of the costs, with counties sharing the rest. The goal is to attract homeseekers and investors by showcasing local producers and grasses winning prizes last year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin Martin
Deer Lodge
Pane
Spokane
Sal Lak
Dee Lodge County
Anaconda
T. J. Kerlin
Dr Lodge County
Deer Lodge County
District Court
Third Judicial District
State of Montana
E. B. Richmond
District Court of
East Park Avenue
County of
Deer
New Skirt and Trouser Display Noted at Strain's
A new display featuring ladies skirts and men's trousers is shown in Strain's window. The arrangement highlights modern styles for the season and attracts curious shoppers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Strain‘’s
Parker Carnival Opens Bright in Anaconda Park
The Parker carnival opened in Anaconda with a bustling scene on Pine Street at Third. Crowds praised the Barnes trained animal circus as a premier attraction alongside Pharoah's Daughter, Midgets from Chicago, Eruption of Vesuvius, Kuntzenjammer Castle, Home of Carrie Nation, and other shows. A big band, free attractions, and gold carved entrances completed the festive lineup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anconda
Pine Street
Pharoh
Herman Keller
Chicago
Vesuvius
Kuntzenjammer Castle
Carrie Nation
New Fall Styles Arrive at Strain's in Wool Silk Cotton
New wool cotton and silk fashions arrive at Strain's with prices starting at $1,235. Customers can view the latest fall lineup and compare fabrics and color options.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Strain
Preacher Praises Husbands and Wife’s Absence
A Gordon city jeweler named S. K. Dickinson stepped forward after a preacher challenged men who had not spoken cross words to their wives in 30 days. Dickinson admitted the wife had been visiting out of town for over a month, prompting the quip and reaction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. KK. Dickinson
Gordon City
Dickinsns
Copper City Commerce and Daily Retail Notices
Local ads showcase sales and specials across Copper City at Verberkmoes Hammerstoughs and Ver saission's. Furniture, rugs, blankets, clothing, go carts and kitchen tables feature discounts while theater and music events are noted and several obituaries are recorded.
Woods Murphy Nuptials at St Peters Church
Martin Woods and Miss Minnie Murphy wed yesterday at St Peters church with John Gilmore as best man and Katie Murphy bridesmaid. The couple, popular in Anaconda, will reside there, and grateful thanks are extended for support during illness and bereavement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin Woods
Minnie Murphy
St. Peter's Church
Father Pirnat
John Gilmore
Katie Murphy
Butte
Annaconda
Smelter Day at Track May Draw Big Crowd
Tomorrow at the race track is Smelter day with a partial shutdown of the big works on the hill to allow workers to watch the ponies. If the weather is pleasant it could set attendance records for the week.
POMEROY CALVERT WEDDING IN THE BIG HOLE VALLEY
A noon September 15 wedding at Fish Trap joined Mabel Calvert daughter of E. E. Calvert and William Pomeroy. Rev H A Carnahan officiated with Pomeroy’s brother as best man and Calvert’s sister as bridesmaid. They left for Salt Lake after a wedding dinner and will reside near Mr Calvert’s Big Hole home after a brief honeymoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mabel
E. E. Cavert
Big Hole Basin
William Pomroy
H. A. Carnahan
Pomeroy
Hs Man
Reliable self reducing corst market offer
The notice advertises a self reducing corst with a full range of sizes always on hand and mentions Strain’s.
Judge Lynch Rules Alimony and Fees in Smith v Kingsley Smith
Judge Lynch orders Fred B. Smith to pay Eloise Kingsley Smith $100 monthly alimony and $400 in court costs and attorney fees. Payments are due $200 into court by Sept 30 and $200 by Oct 1.
Suit range now complete for all sizes
The range of suit sizes is complete and shoppers are urged to choose now to get what they want. Prices are described as within reach of all budgets and strains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A'L. Strain’s
Salvation Army Preacher Holds Court at Garden City Corner
A Salvation Army preacher spoke at length on a Garden City street corner drawing a crowd and attention. Passersby listened as he delivered religious exhortations and urged charity and moral reform.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City Journal
Salvation Army
Garden City
Getting the right start with a Grape-Nuts breakfast
A shopper recalls from work at a general store how a simple breakfast change improved energy and digestion. He swapped rolls and coffee for Grape-Nuts with fruit cream and Postum and reports clearer thinking, steadier nerves, and strong appetite. The letter is from Postum Co. Battle Creek Michigan and cites The Road to Wellville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Postum
Postum Co
Battle Creek
Mich
Well- Ville
Princess 18 Sued Divorce After Singer Wife Remarks
Paris dispatch reports Prince Robert de Broglio plans a divorce action on grounds of infidelity after abandoning his American wife Estelle Alexander de Broglio. She, a San Francisco native known as Manitza, supported him by singing and remitted funds from Ostend and Chamonix. She contests the accusation and says she has little to live on with her child amid creditors.
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Paris
Prince Robert de Broglio
France
United States
Princess de Broglio
Estelle Alexander
San Francisco
Sidney D. Bell
Chicago
Ostend
Manitza
Chamonix
Baby
Fanny gives notice after alleged brutal phone remarks
In a terse exchange between Fanny and a colleague, she announces resignation following a claim of abusive voice contact yesterday. The dialogue hints at tension over conduct during a telephone call. The text also muses on the airship's outlook and urges aviators to focus on flying.
Doan's Kidney Pills Versus Backache Warning
A promotional notice explains backache signals kidney trouble and urges Doan’s Kidney Pills as the quick remedy. It claims kidney health prevents uric problems, rheumatism, and other illnesses by purifying blood and relieving pain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orney
Dean
Anaconda Man Credits Dean's Kidney Pills
John Dallin of 2 Cedar Street Anaconda reports years of rheumatism and lumbago tied to kidney trouble. After using Dean's Kidney Pills from Smith Drug, he says the remedy fully relieved his symptoms and endorses it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Dallin
Cedar Street
Anaconda
Dean
Smith Drug Company
Utah Republicans nominate ticket amid Roosevelt endorsement
Utah Republicans at Salt Lake City nominate a full state ticket including William Spry for governor and Joseph Howell for representative. The platform endorses Roosevelt, a national board of health, postal savings banks, a stronger navy, mines bureau, good roads, and denounces the American party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salt Lake City
Utah
Congress
Roosevelt
William
Spry
Salt Lake
Charles x. Tingey
Supreme Court
William McCarty
Joseph Howell
Henry Cohn
Lifayette Hanchett
Thomas Steevey
A. St. Barnes
David Mattson
Jesse J. Jenks
A. C. Nelson
National Board of Health
National Bureau of Mines
Good Roads Movement
American Party Movement
Commonwealth
Hughes
New York
Cost of bad roads and the farmer’s stake in good roads
The Louisville Courier-Journal discusses how poor roads raise costs for transporting goods. It cites Agriculture Department data showing only about 7 to 10 percent of U S road mileage is improved, with first class roads costing 7 cents per ton and ordinary roads 25 cents for freight. It notes voters’ mobilization on tax reform versus racing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisville Courier-Journal
Department of Agriculture
United States
New York
Costly roads and public impatience with repairs
The text notes that poor roads persist across the nation as many accept them as inevitable. It argues drivers tolerate bad conditions due to complacency and limited attention to the true costs revealed by statistics, while criticizing patchwork oversight of road maintenance.
Bevis and Sean Fiat: Penny Bets and 16 Buttoned Strain Prices
The fragment describes a handbill or ad style notice offering Black sizes and colors 16-buttoned items priced at $1.85 now $1. A polemic exchange references oaths and bets while mentioning Strain and cash terms. The readable portion focuses on a sale style promotion and bargaining dialogue.
Short Estate Notice for Richmond Deceased
A. Short as Administrator of the estate of Richmond, deceased, announces a legal notice seeking to settle debts and administer assets. Formal filing requests claimants come forward within the legally prescribed period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Short
Richmond
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Anaconda Laundry
E. Park Ave
Rexall
Fuller Drug CO
Lane
Chas. E. Lane & CO
St. Louis
Helena
County Fair Association and
Hearst Library
Buckingham Clothing
Parker
Verberkmoes
Copper City
Mint
Hammerstough’s
Oak Street
East Park
Schlappi
la Nevada
Havana
Roach & Smith
Hugh Wilson
Furniture
Hammerslough’s
Maple Street
Comany
KB. OF
Gilbert
Georgetown
Wor. George
Democratic State Committee
Anseonda
Versaillion’s
Main Street
Stephen Heladic
Lawler & French
Copper City Commercial Company
Frances Harte-Parkes
Mabele Suelin
Anaconda Public School
Anacond
Ambrose Richards
A. A. Richards
East Fourth Street
St. Paul's Church
Strath’s
Washoe Park
Merphy
Macenaees
Stephen Heladie
Big Hole Valley
Nemo
Judge Lynch
Princess
DE Broglio
Cspaitheus
New York Sun
The
New York Tribune
Philadelphia Record
Wall Street
Doan
Foster-Mitpurn Co
Buffalo, N.Y
Republicans
Plank
American Party
Didates
BIG Blackfoot Milling CO
Bonner Yards
Bonner, Montana
Big Blackfoot
Miling Co
Bonner, Mont
Toole
Missoula
Mont
West Third Street
C. W. Parker
the Smith Drug CO
Schilling
the Independent
Bevis
Cee
Sean
Fiat
Winstanley & Reeser
Higgins Avenue
Missoula Corner
Second Streets
Hamilton
Javestern Montana
Rational Bank
G. A. Wolf
John Lehlon
T. Ryman
M. L. Guiden
Daly Bank and Trust CO
Joan R. Toole
E. J. Bowman
Stockton Veazey
John C. Harrington
Yegen Bros
Bankers
C. Yegen
P. Yegen
KE. P. Moffitt
Legals
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