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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Aug 04, 1921
Page
10
Mrs L Reed of Bidz Tacoma describes years of illness with nerve problems and pains from stomach to headaches. After multiple operations and strong medicines she began Taniac as a trial and quickly improved. She says seven bottles later her headaches and aches are gone and vitality returns, with Fuller Drug in Anaconda selling it.
Tom Duft arrives to a joyful reunion with his mother and baby Dan in a poem style tale. He recounts discovering an Athletic Union Sult described as Hatch One-Button, while a distributor for state lines is noted in the closing lines.
Frances Symons wed attorney Henry Ehrlich in Butte in a white georgette gown with crystal beads and a long duchess lace veil. The ceremony featured ornate temple decor and a country club reception with prominent guests from New York, Cincinnati, Chicago, and Salt Lake City, celebrating the bride’s social prominence and engagement.
Late last evening Mr and Mrs Ehrlich left for a honeymoon tour with the destination kept secret from close friends. They plan to make their home in San Francisco after their travels.
Helena August 3 The Montana railroad commission reports the federal trade commission will investigate alleged discrimination in Montana gasoline prices. An examiner for the FTC will travel to Helena to conduct the inquiry at the request of the Montana railroad commission which conducted a preliminary study to support its case.
In Gettysburg Pennsylvania the old stone house long used as General Lee's headquarters during the battle has been bought by Mr. Daley to transform into a museum. The sale includes the nearby white house where John Burns was carried after being wounded, a site tied to local Civil War history.
Miss Zeta Dillon of Butte and William Walterskirchen of Missoula married after a fall wedding at the McAuliffe home. Out of town guests included Mrs. James Breen and sons, plus relatives from Spokane, Missoula, Kalispell, Billings, and Butte. Miss McAuliffe, a 1916 Butte High graduate and UM physical training alumna, has taught at Knights of Columbus gym. Walterskirchen, Gonzaga and UM graduate, is a Nu member and ex football and baseball athlete. The couple honeymoon at Yellowstone and Vancouver then plan a Boston Tech mechanical engineering course.
Nine year old Hortense Burleigh and two Dorchester friends Mary and Roxana Neil gathered at Bowdoin MacMillan’s Arctic ship in Wiscasset to gift a box of dolls and toys crafted by members of the Girls’ Friendly Society at All Saints church Dorchester Massachusetts led by Rev. Simon Blunt. The toys join hundreds of contributions nationwide supporting Arctic relief efforts as the community votes in today’s program. In Virginia, incomplete returns from yesterday’s Democratic primary point to Lee Trinkle of Wythe as the likely nominee for governor.
A dispatch from Washington reports no prohibition officer named for Montana postings. Secretary to Congressman McCormick Mort Donoghue leaves for his first Montana trip since Army discharge. Civil service commission urged to hold early exams for postmasterships at Antelope Fry Bowdoin Broads Buffalo Laurel Redstone Stockett Worden. Mrs Caruso will travel to America to manage her husband's estate and later return to Naples per London Times.
Special Agent P T Roche of the Chicago Internal Revenue Bureau arrived in New York to trace stolen Liberty and Victory bonds valued at 50000 tied to a nationwide post office robbery ring. Bonds are linked to 350000 Dearborn post office loot and may be hidden in a Fifth Avenue area home or an uptown trust company. Goldsmith, owner of a car school, allegedly sent a 1000 bond to John Worthington, ring leader, and cashed stolen bond coupons at a local post office. he is free on 10000 bail pending charges of complicity.
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