No Hope for Him in Jail Over Wife Murder
Fair visitor asks about the jailed man. Jailer says the reason is wife murder. Visitor laments the sentence and comments on the woman's sweetness, while the jailer notes the judge finds her too sweet to live.
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Newspaper
Saco Independent
Location
Saco, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 03, 1916
Page
5
Fair visitor asks about the jailed man. Jailer says the reason is wife murder. Visitor laments the sentence and comments on the woman's sweetness, while the jailer notes the judge finds her too sweet to live.
A man discovers his true feelings only after an heiress rejects him. An elderly man on a motorcycle appears conspicuously out of place in the scene.
The Montana cattle report shows 302 655 head marketed in 1894 the peak period while 173 926 were shipped in 1916 up from 1915. The state supreme court holds two primaries are constitutional for presidential and state races and that a mandamus case prompted the ruling. A new state hospital at Galen will begin April 1 with a $20 000 program including a kitchen dining room and outdoor wards for 30 patients.
A health notice urges drinking hot water with limestone phosphate each morning before breakfast to flush the stomach, liver, kidneys and bowels. It claims daily cleansing prevents toxins, improves digestion, eases headaches and nervous days, and can reduce constipation and bilious attacks. adv: limestone phosphate is inexpensive.
Dr. E C Eliott chancellor of the University of Montana recommends a plan to add adequate fire escapes at state educational institutions. The state board of examiners approves the plan and will install escapes as soon as a contract is let after Eliott inspects the Missoula state university buildings for fire safety measures.
Little Willie exclaims at dinner that roast beef is served. The father confirms the meal while Mr. Champleigh sits as guest of honor. Willie recalls being told earlier that a muttonhead would be brought home for dinner tonight.
Ad copy describes headaches, dizziness and foul taste as caused by a torpid liver and sour stomach. It asserts Cascarets cleanse the stomach, remove undigested food and toxins, and promote bowel regularity, promising a clear head by morning from a 10 cent box.
Reports indicate the man died after being run over in the streets of New York. The question remains whether the death was natural or the result of an accident, with conflicting understandings surrounding the incident.
The notice reports J M Sinclair of Olivehill Tennessee suffering four years from back strain kidney weakness and bladder inflammation. After a doctor diagnosed diabetes and heart involvement he found no help until Dodds Kidney Pills provided relief. Advertised Dodds Dyspepsia Tablets also offer 60c per box.
City organizers cite frost conditions and utility delays forcing postponement of the evening show. Local officials urge residents to stay indoors and monitor updates for a rescheduled date.
The text explains secretory glands like the mammary gland in cows manufacture milk from blood, while excretory glands such as kidneys merely transfer waste. Milk production runs continuously, linked to gland size, blood flow, and feed, not to milking times.
A Stanley county farmer explains a dehorning chute used with success. The design uses two inch stock with upper 1x6 pieces and a stanchion with a quick-release pin. A rope around the animal’s neck and nose is pulled through a windlass to secure and release the animal.
The article states water is as vital as feed for dairy cows in winter. Cows must have access to water, whether in automatic basins or yard tanks, as milk production requires more than five pounds of water per pound of milk. experiments confirm this high water demand.
Advice on testing cows milk before purchase and avoiding cows testing below three percent. Emphasizes dairy management tasks such as housing, breeding, feeding, and record keeping with emphasis on cleanliness and proper use of tools. Recommends weighing milk and testing with a Babcock tester and warns against using milk pails for pig feed.
A terse dialogue notes wartime reporting relies on proper names that require gazetteer lookup. It highlights how readers track places or events through reference works rather than full article detail.
A drugstore advertises ethine double strength to remove freckles. Apply nightly and morning for a clear complexion, with a money back guarantee if it fails to remove freckles, usually needing one ounce or less.
The Louisville Courier Journal reports Rantz Roarer plans to retire from the stage amid playful chatter about a mock ceremony and Yorick Hamm’s departure from vaudeville. The note suggests theatrical fate and career doubt for both entertainers.
A reader endorses Anuric Tablets from Dr. Pierce as a superior remedy for kidney and bladder issues and uric acid troubles. The letter claims long use of Pierce medicines and a complete cure after trying Anuric, praising the product and urging others with backache or rheumatism to try it.
Senator Sorghum refuses to reveal his position, saying he will wait for public expression and then choose the option that appears most popular. He intends to hear opinions before making a clear commitment.
A home based hair treatment blends Bay Rum Barbo Compound glycerine and water to darken gray hair. The formula promises gradual coloring without scalp staining and offers dandruff relief plus softer shinier hair. It claims to be inexpensive and usable without professional help.
A fragment from Her Cook Book notes a dramatic household moment where a pie is burning and a speaker cries out in distress about waiting ten minutes to remove it. The line evokes domestic kitchen urgency and playful exclamations.
A reflective line noting the universal flaw that people often realize too late when opportunities or consequences have passed, highlighting urgency and timeliness in human action.
Scientists and planners caution that delaying action increases risk to ecosystems and climate targets. Officials urge accelerated funding and cross border cooperation to advance mitigation and adaptation projects amid rising temperatures.
A brief exchange highlights a weak justification offered as an explanation. The comment drew attention from observers and prompted calls for a clearer rationale.
An advertisement claims Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery purifies the blood and strengthens digestion. It describes the product as vegetable and alcohol free, drawn from forest herbs, with ingredients printed on the wrapper and directions to eliminate impurities throughout the body.
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