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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Apr 01, 1920
Page
5
English scientists view catarrh as a constitutional disease requiring constitutional treatment. A home formula uses Par mint double strength and hot water with sugar to ease head noises, open clogged nostrils, and reduce eustachian tube inflammation, potentially improving hearing. The ad promotes this inexpensive preparation as easy and pleasant to take for catarrh or hearing loss.
Advert says Cascarets cleanse and regulate stomach remove fermenting food and bile and carry out of colon bowels all wastes and poisons. Claims effects overnight without gripe or discomfort and at low cost.
Barnes-King Development company voted March 13 to acquire the remaining 17,500 shares of Kansas-Montana Oil and Gas treasury stock. The move funds oil prospecting with at least 33,000 dollars for development. The Kansas-Montana holdings cover 13,500 acres, with production on the February report totaling 14,376.94 dollars from North Moccasin Piegan-Gloster Shannon mines.
In Laredo Texas March 31 one policeman died and another was seriously wounded in Tlalpam a suburb of Mexico City during an alleged kidnap attempt on presidential candidate Ignacio Bonillas. The Bonillas guard fired on assailants dispersing them as an auto bearing Bonillas was attacked. Bonillas escaped when a second car struck the motorcade.
The court battle over forcing City Treasurer Herman Strasburger to issue a warrant call ends with a March 15 deadline for 201,000 in warrants from the general, garbage and ash, and engineer suspense funds. In 16 days, less than 155,000 has been paid, though 301,000 remains available.
Mineola New York March 31 Capt John M Foote of Chicago an army pilot in the war was killed today when his monoplane fell about 1000 feet to the ground near Roosevelt field.
In Corfu Greece residents tease rumors that Kaiser Wilhelm may return to his castle on the island. Locals express indignation at the notion a Greek isle hosts royalty while playful street talk from vendors reflects islanders’ wary humor about the legend.
Salem sheriff's office reports E. A. Hearitt alias C H Harris wanted on charges of obtaining money under false pretenses. He was arrested by Sidney authorities on information from Salem, and is also wanted in Aberdeen for alleged murder connection.
Walter W. Kastner 28 manager of the Liberty and Gem theaters died after an auto truck collision in WENATCHEE Washington He was crushed between a car and a stationary truck He leaves a wife and two children and had moved here a year ago from Ballard where he worked in motion pictures for three years
Hartford March 31 governor Holcomb announced he will not call a special session of the general assembly to act on the woman suffrage amendment to the federal constitution.
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