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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Apr 01, 1920
Page
9
The ad claims laziness stems from illness not weakness and promotes Cadomene Tablets as a guaranteed cure for fatigue headaches backache nervousness despondency and low vitality. It urges readers to visit their druggist for a tube and promises money back if not effective.
A continued budget outline shows department reductions and savings across city services. Increase in operating costs totals about $19,800 for the department, while police savings reach $29,165 with consolidations and retirements. Bond interest rises to $54,000 this year, with $46,000 due before the next budget, and overall savings of $5,500 in light and public improvement funds.
Delegates expressed sentiment for an adjustment between employers and unions in Butte. The group debated submitting the tentative agreement to federal mediator Thomas Barker while leaving the matter open for future union votes. Charles Evans defended the plan amid criticism, noting it binds employers and unions to AF of L rules. A. C. Muir attended and spoke during the session.
Democratic city central committee plans a late start but opens headquarters at 41% North Main Street for alderman campaigns. Republicans claim a “sweep” year with Clara O Conner Daly in First ward and other candidates boasting strong local support. A straw vote at city hall shows Johnson leading Hoover and Wood, as petitions for the April 5 election and April 23 presidential primary circulate.
North Montana dispatch reports Glasgow council adopted an ordinance restricting entry to dance halls and poolrooms to youths under 18 for boys and under 17 for girls, reducing earlier proposed ages by one year amid local opposition. The same column notes a damaging fire in Choteau, the sale of Farmers' Cooperative Exchange to Montana Grain Growers, a decree forming Bynum irrigation district, and a wind storm resolving a dispute over the Steele building ruins.
Helena March 3 High way commission engineers will make a preliminary survey of the Craig to Hardy road this week. The canyon road will shorten the Helena to Great Falls trip materially. Carbon county adopts day basis plan for federal aid road work, letting no contracts and using state estimates with county crews.
Helena remained the coldest spot in the United States with a biting wind and a thermometer at 26 above at 6 pm. The frigid conditions came in like a lion and show no sign of easing tonight.
The article notes April will be busy for voters with presidential preference primaries and an additional school election scheduled for April 3.
The council approved a resolution by Alderman McKeon to remove married women from the municipal payroll in favor of single women widows and divorced mothers with dependent husbands. The city attorney called it class legislation though the council passed it 12 to 3. Mrs Leslie Sanger widow receives ten dollars monthly for her children's support drawn from the firemen's disability fund. Fire Chief Murphy granted two months leave to recuperate health after illness.
Just before the New York broker wires closed yesterday the exchange announced it would be closed on Friday and Saturday. Brokers expect heavy business in the late hours today as the market prepares for the shorter week.
Dr William H Barth supervisor announces that complete enumeration reports have been received from 202 of 239 precincts in the Second Montana district and expects full district totals by April 15.
Diamond Dyes guarantees a new, rich, fadeless color for wool silk linen cotton or blends. The kit includes a directions book showing how to diamond dye over any color with no mistake. Ask a druggist to show you the Diamond Dye Color Card.
Bayer asserts the Bayer tablets as Genuine Aspirin under a Bayer package with directions for Col ds Pain Headache Neuralgia Lumbago and Rheumatism. The name Bayer denotes genuine Aspirin prescribed by physicians for nineteen years and sold in tin boxes of 12 tablets at a few cents each.
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