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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Sep 19, 1913
Page
2
Mrs. Ross of 1134 Sixth venue Bentile Wash testifies that Plant Suice eased long lasting stomach and digestion problems. She describes relief from indigestion, bloating, and nervous symptoms after starting the remedy and says she would recommend it to friends.
London workers in the traction unions threaten a planned general strike to win recognition and wage hours concessions. They warn of a citywide stoppage, with subway tubes and streetcar lines potentially halted, despite mayoral mediation. Police protect key routes as authorities reroute buses and trams to minimize disruption.
An advertisement proclaims Croxone as a dependable remedy for kidney and bladder issues including backache rheumatism and uric acid waste. It claims quick absorption cleansing affected areas and dissolving wastes with several doses often sufficient. The copy emphasizes affordability and pharmacist support.
In Dublin on September 18 a strike by transport workers is seen by observers as signaling the birth of a potential Irish labor party. The action highlights the clash between nationalist and home rule factions, with leaders like Willan M. Murphy and James Lari shaping a fierce, politically charged climate amid labor unrest and religious divides.
A period advertisement from Pennsylvanian catalog extols Jickman's Alterative for throat and lung ailments, claiming long years of testing, no narcotics, and upbuilding health. It asserts effectiveness against pneumonias and bronchial issues, urging readers to consult local druggists and request the accompanying booklet.
Minneapolis September 18 The sovereign lodge of the Independent Order of Odd Fellows, long a court of last resort in lodge matters, adopted a referendum to settle all vital issues within the order. The move was the day’s principal action of the supreme body as more than 1,000 members and visitors gathered in the city.
A mistyped report describes unusual events at a Pall Mall farm near Bireford. Workers at Sloop shearing operations discovered a bizarre, fleshy mass inside a sheep, with a nest of twigs and three nearby fields mentioned. The piece mentions Canada and Britain in a broad, unsettled comparison of land areas.
Travall County fair officials and commissioners plan a grand 1911 event at the new grounds. Preparations near completion with track paddocks judges stand and offices ready. Livestock fruit and vegetable divisions boast large entries and special prizes from local firms. A strong committee led by J I Totmen aims to attract wide turnout and celebrate county agriculture.
Oscar Braoili, a prominent Mexican, returned to New York from Mexico City, urges General Huerta to change policy. He says the Mexican situation is volatile and demands action to rally public support for the government and prevent further turmoil.
A Red Lodge elopement ended when wire news from Butte confirmed the marriage of Ferko Perko and Katie Stankovich. The couple, aged 0 and 10, left Red Lodge with friends, boarding a Northern Pacific train to Billings. Police were notified as the parents feared the match, but Judge Aic Clernan married them, securing their future.
Great Falls dispatch reports Newell and Savage of the U S reclamation service northern division resumed inspection touring the Sun River diversion and flume site. Newell expressed surprise at progress despite setbacks as MacArthur Brothers representatives prepare to open offices and begin large scale work on the Sun River project.
Special Dispatch to the Standard reports Senator Myers introduced a bill at Interior department request to open lands eliminated from forest reservations under a Tottery system similar to Indian reservations. Lands may enter via homestead or desert entry. President to set farm units for irrigable areas with entry rights allotted by unit.
Special dispatch notes Mr. and Mrs. Louis W. Hill arriving by special train to Great Falls for talks with Senator Davis and local financiers about the dam project at Black Hills. A prominent group will discuss construction and a possible bill as part of party plans amid technical questions and public interest.
The text discusses how Venus appears as a crescent through telescopes, noting glare and atmospheric effects. It then shifts to reports from St Etienne on artificial silk production, process advances, and competing filaments like cellite, acetyl cellulose, and new coatings, with industry notes and profit figures.
Walter Trenarry aged 44 died yesterday at the family residence 712 Colorado street. Notice of probate will appear in later papers.
The funeral for Catherine Bresie will be at 9:00 AM at 19 East Daly Walkerville, then to St Lawrence Cathedral for high mass. Interment follows at Catholic cemetery. A second funeral for Roger Kemp is planned for the afternoon at Teelock, with interment at Mount Martaly.
The funeral of Greato Bra will be at St Marys church after a service at Lamarrew Saturday morning. Remains of M. Y. Schuter lie at Thigegan's undertaking parlor with a notice to follow. Ben Hasnt tan of Dugzan avenue listed among those attending.
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