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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Sep 24, 1913
Page
2
A vintage advertisement promotes GETS-IT for corns promising quick relief without knives or plasters. It describes pain, swelling, and dangerous effects of corn in plain terms, urging readers to buy at drugstores or by mail order from Lawtoner & Co of Chicago.
Advertises Hyomei as a first warning remedy for catarrh that can progress from nose to throat and lungs. Claims high success, money back plan, and availability from local drug firms. Describes inhaler device and kit priced at $1 with extra bottles at 40 cents, urging immediate use.
A vintage advertisement touts Danderine hair cleaner as a cure for dull, oily hair. It claims immediate shine, softness, and volume after a single application, with benefits including reduced dandruff, less itching, and stronger roots.
An old style advertisement touts Cascarets as a 1 cent box remedy for biliousness, stomach issues, and constipation. It promises quick cleansing of the liver and bowels, states that millions use it, and urges mothers to give Cascarets to children for gentle, regular relief.
Thermesten le Multinntigie and a party including Mirteil Ibjassome and William Corey arrived in Butta en route to Madison River country for a month long hunt. Corey, president of United States Steel, plans a large timber and water power interest in Montana and has traveled from New York via Montreal and the Canadian Pacific after visiting Headley gold properties. The group, including Warden and TX Lee Curtier, will travel 65 miles by automobile to Grayville then onward to the Corey lodge with a stopover last night at Thornton.
New York report states the aged father of Feban Schmidt, alleged murderer of Anna Aunmulter, arrived from Germany to aid his son’s defense. Authorities describe the case as involving a priest and a disputed identity, with alienists to examine Selimlat under District Attorney Whitman’s team tomorrow.
Motte residents protested after viewing Thaw’s escape drama at the Broadway last night. City officials and a police censor found the films proper for public exhibition. The program includes a Conan Doyle detective tale Silver Blaze and other dramatic moving pictures, shown through the rest of the week.
The Hibee Empress performance highlights famous impersonators including Lois Weele of Butte who mirrors Lincoln. Arthur Cogliver teams with a cast supporting the Nature’s Nobleman skit whilePred A Sullivan and Curtis Payton interpret Preud Smithern soldier roles. Virginia Peyton and Charles Stedman receive praise for their parts. A Chinese Peony note and a New Yorker patent on a finger saving opening machine accompany the arts summary.
A Montana suffrage column reports a secret a tactic called silent speech being prepared at the state fair tent. Miss Rankin and Mrs Henkin lead meetings to educate attendees with banners garters and literature while questions about the tactic linger.
Portland Oregon residents report the Portland School Board voted to remove Bible readings from Tubtio schools after debate on the historical and ethical roles of empires. Opponents argued Bible reading would influence pupil personality and questioned ministerial support. The item notes irrigation legislation elsewhere.
The funeral for Bartholane will be held at 11 o clock at the family residence 74 East Broadway proceeding to Sacred Heart Church where a service will be celebrated. Interment will follow at Uply Cross Cemetery. Joseph Avalair, aged 56, died yesterday afternoon. Remains are at Walsh's undertaking parlors.
Interment planned at Mount Cemetery for Martin Ruea who died yesterday at age 3. Funeral follows at Saint Heart Church with services at 8:36 p.m.. remainder of details to be announced by Sperman Reed and Co. Funeral and burial arrangements to be handled by local undertakers.
The funeral for Brondyas and Batts will be held in private at the interment or memorial parlor. Services are arranged by their families with burial at a local cemetery pending further arrangements.
The funeral for the late Aaron Morrish is set for Wednesday afternoon at 3 o clock at the Mason Temple with Rev. George D. Wolfe officiating. Tippett, age 43, residing at 410 West Copper Street, note that the body was moved to Richards' Parlor for the service and a formal notice will appear in later papers.
In a local appointment, Joseph Richards Paxner is named director amid community changes. Officials list Wibaimer 1610 S Momdayim Bireet Haile Moar Ina as supporting entities and Dell Phone Ouz as contact details.
Reports claim Anaconda Copper Mining seeks settlement with Butte Fallaklava Mining, with large ore purchases from Butte and Duluth fueling talk. Anaconda denies settlement while injunctions linger, and both sides prepare for trial over alleged ore theft from a rich vein.
Dutchess County grand jury has reportedly found an indictment against Harry K Thaw as William Travers Jerome reports at Concord. The district attorney's office notes no public report or court filing yet and the jury has adjourned for two weeks with possible secrecy about the indictment.
A free for all at a Greek coffee house on West Park Street ended with Taaxe Tomick injured and taken to emergency care after a brawl sparked by an accusation of police informers and a card game. Police Officers Gilbert and Nelson quelled the melee as proprietor Alexander Mha and numerous patrons were rounded up.
A fragmented timetable item shows B A P Railway departures and arrivals with routes including Apacerds and Butte. The readable segments indicate trains scheduled to depart Apacerds and arrive in Butte, reflecting a historical transit notice.
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