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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Sep 24, 1913
Page
16
An advertisement touts Croxone as a rapid, guaranteed cure for backache, kidney and bladder troubles, and rheumatic pain. It claims immediate action, universal applicability regardless of age or duration of illness, with a money back guarantee if not effective.
A fragmentary Q and A list discusses suffrage era queries. It cites Massachusetts anti suffragists and periodicals The Remonstrance and The Woman's Protest. It lists figures like George F Baer as Reading Railroad president in 1901 and MPs pay of 2000 dollars, plus Gutenberg Bible price and Montana place distance notes.
A quarterly dividend of 205000 dollars de cents per share on the outstanding stock of the company has been set aside from surplus earnings payable Oct 18 1913 to stockholders of record at the close of business on Oct 3 1913. The transfer books will be closed from Oct 8 1913 to Oct 13 1913. J Maney Treasurer.
In market reporting for Hom Market strong sentiment favors using Chinese products over foreign origin. The shift is especially notable in tobacco.
Professor Hermann S. Hering spoke to a large audience in Butte on Christian Science healing. He argued that healing is a spiritual issue rooted in truth beyond matter, citing biblical instances and asserting matter is a mental phenomenon. He urged recognizing spiritual healing as central, linking it to Christian Science's view of God, man, and the incorruptible universe.
A fragment discusses Christian Science as a mental and spiritual discipline. It explains disease as a mortal error corrected by divine truth, defines real thinking as activity of the divine mind, and contrasts healing with hypnotism. The text praises Mary Baker Eddy, Science and Health, and Jesus as the exemplars of Christian healing.
Odd Fellows will meet at Fidelity hall this Wednesday at 1 o'clock to attend the funeral of our late brother Aaron Morrish of Lead City. D. M. Hewitt, Secretary, Washington Lodge No.
Notices from the late game warden describe a new state law to protect elk released from the national park. Elk may be hunted only during open season and only in restricted districts. penalties include fines up to 1000 dollars or imprisonment.
The Man on the Box thrives with favor from Butte playgoers and novel readers alike. Patrons applaud nightly as the Empire stock company delivers the comedy with strong production. Remaining shows this week lead to Miriam Michelson’s In the Bishop's Carriage.
Montana poolroom cases test whether pea pool falls under gambling laws. Verne Titus and Hi J Walker faced charges as five players put up 15 cents each, with detective Aldisero recounting the game details. Attorneys argued if pool and billiards are skill games or games of chance, while the judge ordered briefs and kept the matter under advisement.
Chief Murphy issues a $2000 reward to pollen and detective departments and to sheriffs nationwide for the arrest and conviction of Lee Vaughn’s murderer. The note notes additional $1000 from Butte Street Car Co and $1000 from Silver Bow County. It describes a pawned Colt automatic suspect and a man 5'7" to 5'9", 185 to 190 pounds, wearing a worn double breasted black suit and black derby, with a thin face. Pawnbroker can identify from a photo.
The Ansonia theater opens with Grist to the Mills a two reel feature presenting a tale of purity and virtue amid villains. Four other features follow with special matinees for ladies on Friday and children’s afternoon shows with candy boxes and gifts. Mothers value the child friendly program and a warm bed-time bonus. Advertisement notes overcoats at Bouchers 37 39 West Park Street.
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