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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Sep 24, 1913
Page
5
A dubious advertisement promises rapid help for backache and kidney troubles. It describes relief from pains in the back, joints, and urinary issues, claiming the product Cruxane cleanses kidneys and tissues. The copy asserts guaranteed results and lists absurd side claims, with a price and pharmacy authorization.
Reader queries cover suffrage disputes and paper sources. The anti suffrage printings and personal addresses appear alongside scattered trivia about political bosses and payments. Unclear text mixes names and numbers, needing cautious interpretation.
The Note Nets Mining Company declares a quarterly dividend of 205,400 dollars per share on outstanding stock from surplus earnings. Record holders at close of business October 3, 1919. Transfer books closed October 3 to October 19. Treasurer J. Mansy announces.
A speaker at a church event defends Christian Science healing, contrasts it with materialism, and argues the healing power lies in spiritual truth. He cites Mary Baker Eddy, the Bible, and Jesus’ miracles, urging belief in divine science and its practical, world changing demonstrations.
Funeral notice announces the death of Aaron Morrie and invites attendance at the service this Wednesday afternoon at one o'clock. The event takes place in Lead oh TV with a Harborty Washington delegation listed among attendees.
A fragmented 1915 style notice from Montana game authorities warns elk may not be killed in listed districts to protect stock shipments from certain areas. Violation carries fines up to 4900 dollars or imprisonment up to one year. The notice outlines open season areas and penalties.
The Empire presents Man on the Box praised for its dramatic merit and audience appeal. The piece notes strong patronage and theatergoer support, with the show running through the week and followed by Miriam Michelson's The Bishop's Carriage.
A court heard arguments over whether five men playing pea pool for money crossed into gambling. Attorneys argued whether pool and billiards fall under gambling statutes while money changing hands was the core issue. Judge Took the case under advisement after both sides submitted briefs.
A circulated police notice offers 2000 reward for arrest of Lee Vaughn's murderer. It names a suspect, details a pawn-shop incident, a firearm, and describes a man about 5 feet 7 to 4 inches tall, 150 to 183 pounds, aged 44 to 27, wearing a black double breasted suit and a derby. It requests identification and arrest through police channels.
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