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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Apr 15, 1920
Page
6
An advertisement promotes S. S. S. as a blood purifier to cleanse disease germs from the bloodstream and treat rheumatism. It argues liniments fail, urges readers to start S. S. S. now, and offers medical guidance from a Swift Laboratory expert in Atlanta.
The text urges readers to seek the correct treatment and avoid wasteful delays with ineffective liniments and local remedies that cause unnecessary suffering. It emphasizes choosing proper medical care to prevent worsening illness.
Los Angeles reports say Harry Huirt alleged to have married at least 26 women, described as a “woman hater” seeking revenge for alleged cruelties by his mother. Mrs. Elizabeth Williamson, who married him in 1919, outlines the pattern as police seek his whereabouts and identify a body found in Washington.
Mr Lang argues for fair intermountain freight tariffs and urges Butte and Salt Lake representation at the Spokane commission meeting on May 17. He warns against chaotic post takeover rates and seeks civic, commercial, and chamber of commerce delegates to press for a united Butte stance.
Chicago April 14 Gov C Lowdens plurality over Leonard Wood in yesterday s presidential preference primary tonight stood at 74813 With 63 of 102 counties complete and 249 precincts of 5690 missing Lowdens vote 234239 Wood 159426 Wood carried Cook County by 27538 Senator Hiram Johnson California whose name was write in fer occurred 46809 votes 40881 in Cook County Johnson votes in 1056 precincts outside Cook TO CROSS WISON WITH CATTLE Osceola Mo A shipment of three buffalo was received by Keifer Berryhill ranch on the Sac river in St Clair county The intention is to cross the bison with cattle
Sir James Mckechnie head of Vickers shipbuilding Works declares oil the fuel of the future aboard the Narrawanset in Barrow Furness He says users need fear supply or price as barriers to adopting oil will not exist.
The club promotes a 11 week campaign inviting names for members to win 26 prizes with no entry cost. Ten percent commission paid on funds turned in if winners are not regular prize recipients. Details and forms available via the paper and the club manager, who will answer questions. An adjacent note mentions an X ray apparatus for detecting defects in concrete ships under construction.
Patrolman Howard F Tourtelotte and Patrolman Ernest G Tourtellotte of the Springfield police inherit a substantial estate from their uncle George H Tourtellotte of Willamansett. The uncle died without a will leaving thousands including telephone stock bonds mortgages real estate savings accounts and life insurance policies. The heirs, two sisters and two brothers, seek administrator status and the estate is valued up to about 100000 with assets in banks and multiple securities.
Farmers launch a campaign to beat high lumber prices by erecting sod houses barns and sheds on their farms. The sod structures are warm in winter and cool in summer with crude timber supports from native sources and lumber heaters used only for windows doors and flooring.
At the regular session of the building trades council last night much time was devoted to local labor affairs but no action was taken on any plan of settlement. A move to Moose hall for next Wednesday’s regular meeting was announced and a copy of the carpenters and contractors agreement was sent to national headquarters for review. The bakers union issued a call for tonight’s meeting to discuss the new wage scale adopted by the union and the trades and labor assembly and methods to secure employer adoption.
Disjointed OCR text relays tensions at the Minneapolis Board of Education over wage hikes for teachers. Fragments mention names, pay concerns, and organizational efforts, with blurred references to officials and likely resignations or actions.
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