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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Aug 05, 1919
Page
3
A French scientist cites Bitro Phosphate as an organic phosphate that counteracts nervousness and fatigue. The drug is claimed to resemble brain phosphates and to be quickly absorbed, boosting nerve vigor, though care is urged to ensure genuine Bitro-Phosphate is used.
A promotional piece promotes a hair preparation named Fectina and a simple routine from a druggist. It claims rapid, lasting waves without heat damage, urging readers to apply before bed for a steadfast wavy effect by morning. The tone mimics early 20th century advertising.
Louis F. Keller was charged with murder in a complaint filed by County Attorney Joseph R. Jackson. The defendant pleaded not guilty. bonds set at 15000 furnished by Dr. EF Maginn and James Kearney. The case concerns Ruby Pascoe who died after riding with Keller in June. coroner’s inquest found no fault on Keller.
An additional burglary was reported as F A Baxter of 626 Washington street lost auto accessories from a garage entered before daybreak Monday. Robberies have surged in two weeks with homes entered and liquor stolen. A J Davis Jr was burgled Sunday evening of a revolver and diamond ring. Motor Sales and Company suffered $1000 loss in tires and tubes on July 28. Police report several arrests and more expected.
A traveler notes prices in Alaska compared with this city and Butte. He recalls wartime costs never exceeding a penny a pound for meat and other necessities, while current prices vary but remain low despite long transport by boat, road, and dog team. Mrs. Lane accompanies H Russell as they discuss shortages and value.
Premier Clemenceau cited the city of Paris in army orders praising its steadfast patriotic faith during bombardments from aircraft and long range guns, noting Paris' history from 1814 to 1918 and its deathless chapters in France's secular glory.
Roger Sprague a UC Berkeley graduate shot and seriously wounded two university chemistry professors, J. H. Hildebrand and Edmund ONeill, after claiming persecution and obstruction to a job, in the university’s chemistry building this afternoon.
Berne Switzerland August 4 report from Berlin states trunks belonging to the Allied Armistice Commission in Germany were stolen. The trunks held important papers relating to restitution agreements for machinery removed by Germany from Belgium and France.
Washington Aug 4 Acting Secretary Roosevelt said the navy should not act on a proposal to establish a coastal naval academy for training officers of the Pacific fleet until Annapolis, with its enlarged facilities, has had a thorough trial. The idea was raised as a possible expansion of training capacity for new oceangoing forces.
Arpnasna Day Law Coln Neb April 4 report that the Nebraska legislature last January ratified the federal prohibition amendment. The item notes no connection to a broader campaign and emphasizes persistence and opportunity in pursuing the issue.
General Pershing arrived in Coblenz where the American forces will establish headquarters after Paris closes its grand headquarters around Aug. 20. Antwerp will serve as base port for Rhine garrison, as plans shift with divisions to depart by mid August and early Sept sailings from Brest are anticipated.
Engineers from the Northern Pacific and City Engineer Strasburger canvass South Butte between Arizona and Montana to estimate the cost of a street crossing the railroad tracks to areas beyond Silver Bow creek. The cost is expected between 250000 and 300000. Granite street residents west of Excelsior prepare a petition to delay work and seek changes or parking for the street. The city engineer delayed action to allow petitioners to present their case.
The reading foresees strong Jupiter influence for commerce and opportunities in trade, with growth toward South America and movement inland to Canada and British Columbia. It warns of gossip and political social misjudgments, urging caution against destabilizing thoughts and intrigues affecting officials.
City engineer Strasburger oversees a wide set of sidewalk and paving projects across Butte. Cement gutters extend on Granite Street to Excelsior, wooden sidewalks are replaced with cement, and new bitulithic paving begins on Montana Idaho routes. Front Street sidewalks advance, and parks and Hopkins Arizona streets gain new walks built under his supervision.
Property owners will be advised and given all pavement cost information as Butte plans a district resurfacing. City engineers prepare cost figures and expert Hager will review Harrison avenue paving in the coming days. Fred E Thurtle and Miss Charleena Crows, both of Butte, married yesterday at St Mark s Lutheran parsonage with Rev M D Hudilof officiating. The couple departed for a coast trip and will reside in Butte. Five births were logged at city hall: a son to Mr and Mrs Arthur Kinsman. a daughter to Mr and Mrs J G Patten of Whitehall. a daughter to Mr and Mrs Charles McGee. a son to Mr and Mrs D W Salter. a daughter to Mr and Mrs George Ball.
Pacific fleet fast tracked to anchor off the Coronado islands in Southern California at six tomorrow morning. A wireless dispatch from Luis Bill favored appears to confirm the plan. In Washington the interstate commerce committee passed the Cummins railroad bill by six to five to return rate authority to the ICC during post war control. A Seattle autoist died of fright at age 42 after a startling incident with a car, police said.
The Right Rev. Monsignor John Baptist Boulet, missionary among the Indians and longtime Northwest pastor since 1878, died in Bellingham at age 85. His services were held with O'Dea of Seattle officiating, while local reports cite heart trouble as the cause. An apparent traffic incident is noted but no injuries reported for Atkinson, who rode in the back seat.
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