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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Sep 29, 1913
Page
6
An old style advertisement touts Cascarets as a superior laxative that cleanses the stomach, removes undigested food and foul gases, and carries waste from the bowels. It promises a night’s use leads to morning relief, costs 10 cents a box, and claims wide use by men and women and even children.
Funeral directors in Anaconda promote Hyomei as a natural breathing treatment for catarrh and lung troubles. The ad touts the medicine’s quick, harmless effects using a pocket inhaler, with a money back guarantee if it fails to help. It markets inhaled balsams to heal nasal and bronchial passages.
Anaconda readers await the national fall baseball showdown as the New York Giants meet the Philadelphia Athletics for the World Series. Local sentiment splits, with several polls favoring the Giants for pitching depth and Mack’s Athletics praised for batting and class.
The weekly notice for week ending Saturday September 27, 1913 lists uncalled jetters including K E Abbott Fred Burkhardt A B Cook Thomas P Fleming Ra Goeman E Gollmer Ivan Trovich A Legwart Michael Levy Allen Pal Everett Powell A Stewart John E Sullivan Peter Williams Mrs Alfred Johnson and foreign names Mrs Barney Callan J Kovie N Vujovich W W Harper Postmaster Also mentions Mrs Jonnupray announcing her daughter Margaret’s wedding.
John Ouellette and his bride married Labor Day morning at St Pauls church. The couple kept the news from friends until yesterday. Ouellette, a sergeant at Fort Douglas in Salt Lake, had to return there with his furlough ending, wishing his bride to accompany him.
A strenuously inclined young American from Locust Street skips Sunday School to teach fishing. He heads to the tank with his father and a companion, hooks a dozen fish in a single outing, while others fare much poorer, sparking a lighthearted household moment.
The Rainbow by Henry Miller receives high praise from critics in York Boston Philadelphia and elsewhere. The New York Sun calls it the most beautiful stage play by an American author while others hail its writing acting and emotional reach as a masterpiece.
A cluttered city advertisement page lists meetings at stylish venues, visits by James OLeary Dan OBrien and others, liquor ads, millinery parlors, hotel dining, and fishing outings around Georgetown and Butte. Mentions include Olson at Cherry Street, J C Maring optician, Miss Kennedy millinery, Old Taylor liquor, and real estate offers on West Park along with trout stream excursions and a Georgetown motor outing.
Sould and Mies Gertrude Skinner were part of a motor party from Garden City visiting Great Falls yesterday. Greg Faherty T H Emery and Gus Goldberg coaxed Flees at Keho Lake while Charles G. Mellinger traveled to Georgetown for lake trout. Eawin M Dunn and family fished Georgetown streams landing a fine catch. Theodore D Cosgrove leaving St. Ann's hospital for Clifton Arizona to join Dr. L B Smith. John Zilinsky to reopen at East Park avenue shop inviting fall and winter fittings.
A chaotic confrontation unfolds as armed townsfolk shoot and kill Walter Jones at a house then execute others near a coal chute. Soldiers arrive by special train as a crowd drums through the area. Police seek a second suspect tied to the murder of Mrs Rebecca Gay.
General Dickson addressed a joint conference of leaders from the foreign colony in Benton tonight to quell animosity following the murder of two American musicians by alien miners last week. There were few disturbances tonight.
The Standard reports additional names of Fort Peck Indian land lottery winners. The list includes Frank Haslett Miles City Joe Beil Leady I Si Witla and many others from Great Falls Havre Glasgow Kalispell Butte and other towns. The compilation spans numerous entries with precise names and hometowns.
In the Third Judicial District of Montana Deer Lodge County the estate of Malach Sheehan deceased seeks to sell 129 shares of Butte Georgetown Mining and Milling Company stock. Executors and heirs must appear October 28, 1918 at 10 am in Anaconda to show cause why private sale should not be granted. notice to be published weekly for four weeks in Anaconda Standard.
The administrator RD CROSSWHITE of the estate of Jerry OLeary deceased invites all creditors and claimants to present their claims with vouchers within four months of the first publication. Claims should be shown at the office of John W James 245 East Park Avenue Anaconda Deer Lodge County Montana. Dated September 30 1915.
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