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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Apr 27, 1920
Page
8
A young man in Butte outlines a scheme to raise funds for college by joining the Help Yourself club. He proposes converting a July prize automobile into cash and building a vote‑getting machine to win one of six grand prizes from the Standard in 10 weeks.
A Butte official bulletin indicates letter carriers may don gray denim overalls as a summer uniform if a majority desire it. The outfit will be single or two-piece with neat, clean appearance and weekly dry cleaning. Provisions set a unified style for all carriers.
A two day Montana electrical contractors and dealers convention concluded with a banquet at Gregson Springs. It aimed to form the Montana State Association of Electrical Contractors and Dealers and align with the national body. Officers elected were J. C. Currah of Helena president and 31 Downing of Butte secretary. directors include Joseph Olson Great Falls C Miller Kirspell A Nicholson Billings and C C Langstadt Butte. Local guests at the banquet included J L Bury Butte Electrical Supply Hugh Bargion Montana Electric A Von Dachenhausen Electrical Equipment and T M Fredericks Northwestern Electrical.
L W Gillette pleaded guilty at arraignment in Butte Police court to a disturbance charge filed by Nels Pavala who testified Gillette threatened to strike him. The judge imposed a ten dollar fine. A vagrancy charge against Joe Allen, filed April 14, was dismissed as the complaining witness had left the city. Leary had feared Allen’s presence but police could not locate him until Sunday.
Advertisement asserts millions of germs cause catarrh and claim S 8.8. cleans blood to relieve nasal and throat irritation. It touts fifty years of use, sale by druggists, free literature, and a contact address at 1811 Swift Laboratory in Atlanta Georgia.
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