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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Sep 23, 1913
Page
11
A historic advertisement touts Pape's Diapepsin as a fast, certain remedy for indigestion dyspepsia gastritis and related stomach distress. It claims rapid relief from symptoms like souring gas nausea and headache and urges keeping a package at home for immediate use after troublesome meals.
Three local teams organized under the Anaconda Athletic Association plan nine Friday night games starting October 3. Organizers Fitzpatrick, Brent, and Moran signed players and ordered practice at the commons tonight. Officials include Filton Coggeshall as referees and Mitchell Saville as umpires with Moran, Brent, and Fitzpatrick composing the rotating teams.
Six Anacondans traveled to Missoula for a fly casting tournament and returned with prizes. George Burnett, J A Hasley, Bert McNeil, William Perry, Dr W C Gutellus, and T A Godting won a fish basket, McNell a patent fly holder, and Bert McNeil a pat ent fly holder. In distance casting Burnett won a bow of socks while Godby took a matchbox. They praised Missoula anglers for their hospitality. Fresh flower imports into the United Kingdom totaled 250000 dollars from January to June, doubling the prior year.
Anaconda city listings show Odd Fellows meeting tonight plus numerous notices from local businesses. Advertisements promote goods and services from a liquor house to furniture, lodging, optics, and real estate with residents visiting Helena Missoula and Butte.
John C. Lee filed for divorce from Bessie H. Lee in Anaconda district court alleging desertion and infidelity. He says she deserted him in Seattle sometime ago. They wed in San Bernardino California in June 1905. the couple has no children.
J B Rankin John H Cole and Bernard McCarthy have been chosen by the Anaconda mill and smelter men’s union to represent the city at the People’s Power league of Montana meeting in Helena. The men left for Helena yesterday. A two reel feature at the Grand centers on a rural widower and an adventurer who commits bigamy to seize a farm. The plot ends with the crooks jailed. In Southland a good drama, Holding the Fort a dandy comedy, two dramas at Alcazar plus Pathé Weekly with New Haven wreck views and Fashion’s Toy reflecting social life.
A lively program featured The Song Birds sing No More by Mr. Chass in strong voice with an engaging opening act. Ralph Tuiuca’s accordion performance drew full crowd as Ricca earns two more nights. Calvin and Clark offered clever songs and dance while the picture program received high praise and will change tonight.
A grouped notice explains a planned Western Montana district credit guide. It will cover towns like Anaconda Dillon Deer Lodge Garrison Missoula and more. Merchants will rate customers, who can see their standing and have a chance to pay by a due date.
A bereaved individual thanks relatives friends and members of the Woodmen Fraternal Union and Mill and Smelter Men's unions for comfort and kindness during a sad loss. Professor Marchiafava, physician to Pope Pius, spoke at the opening of the international Congress on alcoholism with many temperance groups and nations represented.
Fragmentary OCR lists Muller's Nu Way Cash Grocery items with unclear pricing and quantities including butter lard and various labeled products. The readable text is disjointed and lacks coherent context or complete item lines. No clear date place or full product details can be established.
In debate over impeachment, Marshall argues the governor’s impeachment must not be blocked by technicality, claiming the assembly holds exclusive power to impeach at any proper time. Parker counters that impeachment is a judicial act by the assembly, not a legislative function, and may proceed regardless of session type.
About eighteen West Point cadets face punishment for hazing and plan to appeal to Secretary Garrison without first notifying the superintendent. They say their actions were in line with orders to initiate lower classmen, a complaint reaching Washington from the Indianapolis News.
An American make of rat traps is widely used in Holland and bought by Amsterdam traders for Dutch colonies. Larger wooden spring traps are imported for the East Indies and Africa. A South African trader notes woolen traps may upend the tub and plank drowning method, driven by a new approach to catching rats.
Baron de Freyne died at his country residence French Park County Roscommon on September 22. He was 58. His successor is Hon. Arthur Reginald French, 34, his only son by his first marriage. The late baron served as an officer in the Royal Fusiliers before resigning to enlist as a private in the Eighth United States Infantry.
New York reports Mrs Theodore Roosevelt will join her husband on the voyage to South America aboard the October 4 train to Rio de Janeiro. She will not continue into the interior with the former president.
A rainstorm in Lewistown turned to snow this evening marking the season’s first snow. The fall is light locally but heavy in nearby Snowles, with continued wintry weather through the day.
A San Francisco Sear snippet recalls a playful alliteration from a family scene. The tale centers on a boy’s memory of Woodrow Wilson, his wife, and Washington's White House windows being washed, with a humorous refrain about who washed which windows while Washington waited inside.
In Deer Lodge Montana Third Judicial District the court orders any interested party to show cause why the administrator R D Croswhite should not be granted an order to sell the entire estate of John Tonnar deceased. The hearing is set for September 5 1913 at Looserock. Publication ordered in Anaconda Standard for four consecutive weeks.
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