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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Sep 17, 1913
Page
17
A local shop touts Libbys and Wes glass as exceptionally clear with brilliant cuts. A fresh season shipment arrives and shoppers are invited to view new shapes and patterns. The store emphasizes gift potential and encourages browsing during any visit.
District court records show Judge Ponlay denying Adele George's petition for divorce and declaring a lack of moral responsibility. The document mentions petitions for decrees and varying provisions, with notes on potential future petitions and stricter conditions. It references complaints of habitual intemperance and cruelty, and outlines property division and child custody considerations in related cases.
Tok io, Sep 16 A rotation of Japanese torpedo boat destroyers was patched today by the admiralty to press war vessels ordered yesterday to Nanking. The Tokio government fears anti Japanese moves by General Chang Hanan at Nanking, who the Japanese government demanded dismiss. In the same dispatch Turkish terms eased by Turkish pressure allow Kirk Kilisah to stay in Ottoman hands, with Thrace frontier moved northward and Black Sea limit set between Inlada and Hasson.
Public interest in copper stocks grows slowly as investors watch the market. Analysts note rising prices for copper and improved future prospects for mining firms, predicting a prosperous five years with higher dividends and strong investment opportunities, led by top producers.
Invitations issued by Sanders Memorial Society announce the bronze statue memory of Col. Wilbur F. Sanders. The 7 foot statue honors the late pioneer citizen and statesman, with ceremony to include family members and public figures from Butte.
The readable fragment notes clothing related items and mentions characters or entities such as mous and jouleaux, but lacks full context to identify a clear event, date, or involved organizations.
Lawrence Manning, longtime Silver Bow Democrat known as the "Mayor of Rocker," is appointed deputy inspector of weights and measures for Silver at Jefferson counties. He will assume duties immediately after a lengthy hold, amid local political activity and discussion of qualifications.
Butte presents a refined Lyceum lineup featuring Monta Fille, North with pianist Martin, William A. Colledge of Chicago Armoury fame, Thomas Brooks Fletcher, Joseph Kopeens, John B. Gatto Ne, and the Weatherwax brothers in a curated program aimed at elevating public lecture and musical life this season.
In Memphis Tennessee the bachelor group proposes a tax to support a summer hospital for sick babies and their mothers. The funds would be turned over to a baby club to maintain the facility and supply milk during the hot summer months. The exact tax amount is yet to be determined.
The text notes Robinson Crusoe's origin with a mariner named Robinson of Juan Fernandez Chile who was put ashore after a quarrel with the cinque ports captain and stayed from September 1704 to January 1708. It mentions questions about waivers in baseball and a 1803 date, plus a man’s white slave law prohibiting illegal transportation for immoral purposes.
The article notes large fortunes built by timber land purchases in the West, Pacific states, and Canada as demand rises. It cites 800,000 workers in the lumber industry, public and private forests, and warnings that continued use and population growth will exhaust forests within twenty years without reforestation. It mentions weak holdings among South Atlantic lumbermen and price fluctuations driven by demand, plus a note on ten thousand acres planted in Tift County Georgia with about ten dollars earned per acre.
An old advertising blurb touts Cascarets as a cure for constipation biliousness and stomach distress. It promises quick cleansing of the intestines reducing headaches sourness and gas with a 10 cent box. Children also need gentle cleansing and all druggists sell Cascarets.
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