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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Apr 01, 1920
Page
3
Mrs. Mary F. Roach of Lynchburg Virginia says Tanlac is her favorite medicine and she will always keep it on hand, noting it enabled her to enjoy three years of good health.
Mrs. M. E. Roach of 402 Clay Street Lynchburg Virginia describes years of indigestion rheumatism and other ailments then credits Tanlac with restoring health over three years She says the medicine rebuilt her energy sharpened her appetite aided digestion and eliminated pain and headaches She praises Tanlac as life worth living and recommends it The ad notes Tanlac is sold in Anaconda by Fuller Drug Co and in Butte by Newbro Drug Co
The police court opened with eight cases involving drunkenness and liquor related charges. Two bonds at ten dollars were forfeited, six others pleaded guilty, and fines of ten dollars were imposed. Joe O'Brien and Thomas Callahan faced related charges with alcohol cited in the incidents. Steve Pavich received a twenty five dollar fine for reckless driving. Loiselle’s similar case was dismissed. Allege intoxication cited in the Park and Arizona collision with witness testimony on speed.
Sheriff John K. O Rourke asked county commissioners for a dozen safety razors to reduce injuries from old fashioned weapons. The request was approved and prices sought. Frank Fitz, charged with murder, recently attempted suicide in the Silver Bow county jail with a razor. Chairman Fabian noted the danger of straight blades in jail cells.
Washington March 31 The federal board for vocational education in placing former service men follows instruc tions from organized labor Douglas MacMurtrie of the Red Cross Institute of New York testifies before the house committee. Labor reps oppose certain training classifications and say some men earn displeasure for choosing skilled work Teaching printing in six months under a vocational course has drawn protests from typography unions.
Recent orders for civil service examinations list several positions. Lab assistant and motion picture laboratory pay $900 with May 5 exam date. Other posts include Topographic draftsman, Mining accountant, Analyst, Director of home education, Metallurgist, Telephone auditor, Oil gauger, Mechanical and Map printer with May dates and varying pay.
A meeting at the Thornton hotel 9 a m includes George M Boyd and Rev J A Alford to finalize state wide conferences with five districts and teams. The drive targets a $336 777 572 budget by 30 Protestant denominations and a religious census across 220 districts with 220 enumerators could finish Saturday.
Reports detail the May 6 1919 to March 1 1920 period covering dairies creameries and milk depots meat markets city market stalls and comprehensive inspection activity. It lists numbers of inspections investigations quarantines prosecutions and hospital nurse cases with totals across multiple departments.
Mrs. C. D. Helmes of Floral Park returns from Lewiston Idaho after the death of her mother Mrs. R. D. Rogers on February 16 following her eightieth birthday. Survived by four daughters and one son all present at death.
G L Tyler of Butte Montana with his wife and son visited the tourist information bureau in Tampa Florida during a month and a half stay. Tyler, raised in Avon Park and away from the state for 20 years, is impressed by growth and intends to invest in South Florida before returning home.
In Judge Lamb's court yesterday arguments were submitted and await decision in the divorce action of Hilda Mikkola versus John Mikkola before Judge Jackson.
Christopher Oxcell sues Montana Southern Railway, seeking 15400 damages and medical expenses for injuries alleged after a passenger coach was placed between the engine and two heavy flat cars. He claims the train buckled causing harm to his right arm and left leg in an accident dated January 31, 1920.
The Soviet government of Russia through two San Francisco attorneys filed a libel action in the U S district court seeking the return of the steamer Bogdai now in San Francisco harbor to Bolshevist control and damages of 50 000 for alleged libel of the vessel. The suit is in the name of the Russian Socialist Federal Soviet Republic and Ludwig C A K Martens its representative. Under Chinese law the adult who loses temper in a dispute is jailed five days to cool down.
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