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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Aug 11, 1920
Page
10
The article advises applying mercorized wax nightly to cleanse and whiten skin, absorb redness and rough cuticle, and renovate a soiled complexion. One ounce sold at drug stores suffices, used like cold cream and washed off in the morning, with saxolite and witch hazel as an alternative for fine lines and deeper wrinkles.
In Kalispell on August 10 a meeting of the lower valley and Helena Flats irrigation committee with bankers and business leaders agreed to push irrigation districts in the Flathead valley. About 18 000 acres in the lower valley are suitable for irrigation with 7 000 already signed up, and Helena Flats covers about 9 000 acres. A 20 cent per acre assessment will fund a preliminary survey as districts form, with banks backing farmers and the chamber vowing to cover any shortfall to reach 51 percent enrolled. Committees will continue field work to secure required acreage.
A vintage advertisement extols California Syrup of Figs as the safest laxative for children with a fruity flavor. It urges mothers to check for the exact California branding on the package and promises full directions on each bottle.
Advertisement touts TIL as a remedy for aching swollen and sore feet. It promises fast action to reduce corns bunions and raw spots and urges use with smaller shoes. A one year comfort guarantee or money back is offered.
In Dillon on Aug 10, 42 filings for county offices were recorded as the primary filings closed. Democrats and Republicans each submitted full slates except for county attorney and county surveyor respectively. Notable names include Sheriff contenders James Phillips, Jack Carney, Chris Hansen for Democrats and William Pendergast, Fred Kohl, Dan Mooney, Paul Stahl for Republicans. Amounts raise salaries for several offices starting next year, signaling a hot primary fight ahead.
A hailstorm swept through a large area of Gallatin County north of Bozeman last night, damaging grain crops along a path one to two miles wide and about 15 miles long. By evening, rain fell across the valley, benefiting sections needing water. no hail accompanied it, per reports.
The Ellison-White Chautauqua opened with Captain Rex road as superintendent and Julius Caesar Nayphe delivering the opening number. A Monday lecture by Chamberlain drew interest despite rain that cooled haying ranchers and raised hopes for crops. Notables visiting included Joseph Pardee of the U.S. Geological Survey, Judge Ben Law of Bozeman, Judge George B. Winston, and Congressman John M. Evans. rumblings of a sheriff race linger with Alan Williams contesting the Democratic ticket alongside Joseph Neville and Thomas Mullen. Republicans are led by Lee McElwain and J B Moe.
State Examiner R Hawkins and J Dwyer completed a courthouse books and records audit. Hawkins commended the employer for courtesies and cooperation and praised the treasurer clerk sheriff public administrator and clerk and recorder for prompt accurate record keeping.
Deer Lodge County faces a larger 1920 tax levy than 1919, with increases of 5 to 7 percent across funds. The land classification fund drops 2.5 mills, while district No. 10 schools rise 7 percent to 58 cents per dollar. City and county levies total 36.325 mills versus 26.475 last year, reflecting new school, highway, and bond assessments.
Rev Father Tracy of St. Peter's parish owns two Ruth autographed baseballs and awaits ten more. Walter Pipp arranged Babe Ruth’s donation. Father Tracy plans to auction the balls at the October church fair to boost parish funds.
Butte speaker Tom Davis addressed Rotarians on promoting good citizenship and moral and economic reform at yesterday’s luncheon. He shared Irish stories to illustrate points, receiving a vote of thanks as one of the club’s best addresses. E. Fitzgerald and Fay Cannon attended and offered brief interpretations and replies.
Metal Trades meets tonight at 7 30 in Dewey hall. A sale may occur today or tomorrow and the ads will specify details.
The upcoming primary election shapes close races with many candidates filed and wagers rumored. Both parties fill most tickets. list includes state senator James B. McCavitt and others for roles from county treasurer to clerk, sheriff, and superintendent, plus Republican slate with J. B. Goose and T. P. Stewart.
Miss Katie Dudack of Anaconda has risen rapidly in Chicago’s fashion scene. Trained by Mrs. L. G. Smith in dressmaking, she worked at Copper City Commercial, then Marshall Field & Co, attracted Marguerite’s attention, joined Blackstone Shop, and recently assumed charge of the finishing department at Luceille’s, Chicago’s leading dressmaking house.
Rose Mallon twelve daughter of Mrs Anna Mallon of East Fourth street narrowly escaped serious injury when knocked down by a heavy truck on Main Street. Wheels did not pass over her. She was rushed to a drug store, a physician summoned, and she returned home unharmed.
Dillon Aug 10 Andrew Banks a rancher near Dillon was killed about 2 PM when struck by lightning while he and his two sons were putting up hay. The bolt struck during field work.
The Knights of Columbus defeated General Office 38 to 2 in a dusk-shortened City league contest. Um pire Welty umpired after five innings as Curley and Townsend led the Knights with patient hitting and clever baserunning.
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