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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Apr 14, 1920
Page
7
A physician explains how diseases like influenza leave air passages inflamed and congested, risking pneumonia if untreated. Nightly Vicks VapoRub helps reduce inflammation and coughing by local skin action and vapor inhalation. Free samples offered from Vick Chemical Co. Greensboro NC.
Butte city officials and Silver Bow County commissioners discussed moving city hall into the courthouse. Mayor Stodden and City Attorney Clinton spoke of a tentative lease where a tenant would repair the city hall, allowing rent savings to return to taxpayers. If agreed, offices would occupy the first floor, police space would become the courthouse basement front, and jail services might share space with county offices.
The county conference of the searchured world movement for Silver Bow county will convene Friday at the First Presbyterian Church. Sessions run morning to evening with the financial plan outlining a budget of 336 177 572. Rev. George Mecklenburg will present the drive and inter church surveys will be shown. The financial campaign runs April 25 to May 2 with 32 cooperating denominations participating.
George Mack and George Batten, each under twenty, were found guilty of vagrancy after failing to name a source of liquor found with them. A $25 fine was imposed on each. Batten was found with two one gallon jugs behind the Board of Trade. Mack was trying to sell liquor to a proprietor. They claimed a mysterious Titan supplied the liquor for a small payment.
Harry Williams alleged proprietor of 110 East Park Street was found guilty of vagrancy by gambling when his case was heard in police court yesterday. Officers ODonnell and Williams produced trade checks worth 25 cents each in court. Williams argued the checks were merchandise but the judge ruled the game illegal under gambling laws. Frank Morello and L Cohn forfeited $10 bonds each on traffic ordinance violations as their cases were called. Morello faced a corner cutting charge on Montana Street and Cohn was said to have parked improperly on West Park Street.
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