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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Sep 18, 1907
Page
31
A big crowd enjoyed Bitter Root day at the Western Montana fair in Missoula on Sept 17. Exhibits thronged, special trains brought visitors, and racing began at 2 PM with five events including a close Mina Baker victory and a surprising Millshora win. Tomorrow features livestock judging and more races.
Missoula. Tom O'Brien and Harry Lee were arrested at Thompson by Under Sheriff Kelley and brought to Missoula. They allegedly entered an unlocked car and took shoes and clothing, some of which was recovered. A petty larceny charge will be filed in Justice Phillips's court tomorrow.
Missoula residents saw 100 University of Montana students parading for two hours through the business district. The event drew a large crowd as the youths yelled for the fair the university and their classes. McGowan Hotel at Plains now open with A. W. Woodworth proprietor.
The London Tribune argues the old world tires of war and Britain abandons territorial aggrandizement. It says Western surplus birth and colonization decline create a natural balance, requiring a settled peace and arbitration to prevent future conflicts, with King Edward likely the principal influence.
A pro women health piece argues many operations stem from ignored early warning signs of feminine disorders. It promotes Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a proven remedy with testimonials from Mrs A Rockwood and Margaret Tierney supporting its effectiveness.
Mrs. Pinkham invites women suffering from female weaknesses to communicate with her at Lynn Massachusetts. She offers free, informed advice drawn from extensive experience to identify the trouble and suggest the quickest path to recovery.
The article portrays King Edward and Kaiser Wilhelm advancing an Anglo German reconciliation through a pragmatic, businesslike approach. It argues the king acts as Britain's chief envoy, shaping foreign policy without ceremonial frills, and highlights the broader shift in diplomacy from aristocratic ritual to practical diplomacy.
A critique of American speech habits argues people neglect careful spoken form due to constant busyness. The piece notes slang, lack of conversation, and minimal foreign language use erode standards, urging responsible citizens to discuss language quality and improvement.
Jacob S. Halprin, once living on West 108th Street, filed for voluntary bankruptcy in U S district court. Liabilities reached 1 141 213 57 while assets total 150. He formed the Lenox Building association with two partners, building Harlem flats, but left with no money.
Special Correspondence reports work on the $30,000 Oregon Short Line depot at Dillon has not started due to Chief Engineer Ashburn of Salt Lake City being ill after a hunting accident. He is hospitalized in San Francisco and will approve plans and specs upon recovery, after which construction begins.
The ad promises customers who dislike Schilling's Best products can return them for a refund, with the grocer handling reimbursement while the company pays the store.
An article warns that overwork strains the kidneys leading to back pain and urinary issues. It promotes Dean's Kidney Pills as a remedy and cites Joseph Martin of Butte Montana praising its effectiveness after three boxes cleared his urinary problems and back pain.
Adam Herld of St. Regis Montana promotes an electric device, Electro-Vigor, as a cure by boosting body electricity. He asserts most illnesses stem from organ weakness and lack of motive power, claiming the device floods nerves with electricity during sleep to nourish and strengthen the body.
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