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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Aug 17, 1926
Page
8
An advertisement asserts Quaker Oats provides balanced breakfast nutrition with 16 percent protein and 88 percent carbohydrate. It promotes Quick Quaker and regular Quaker Oats as time-saving, fiber-rich staples that energize mornings and reduce dietary gaps. Grocers carry both varieties.
A vintage advertisement promotes McCoy's Cod Liver Oil Compound Tablets claiming they help excessively thin people gain weight and improve energy. It assures no harm from vitamins and promises at least 3 pounds in 30 days or a refund from the druggist. The ad notes a 60 tablet package priced at about 60 cents.
Many readers feel hopeless about treating swollen veins but Moone's Emerald Ointment offers a home remedy. A two ounce bottle, available at drug stores, is said to steadily reduce veins and lumps to normal with continued use. If unsatisfied, money is refunded. All druggists sell it.
State Moose lodge planning committee met in Deer Lodge to finalize arrangements for the August 21 and 22 convention in Anaconda. Plans include by law drafting, officer elections, a Sunday initiation, a prison tour, a banking luncheon, and a sports program with drum corps and drill teams from Butte and Missoula for about 400 visiting Mooses.
In Chicago on August 16 the supreme lodge of the Knights of Pything voted to recognize a new Junior order called the Pythian Princes. The group will serve boys aged 14 to 21 within the fraternity context.
The D A R will hold its annual picnic on Tuesday afternoon August 24 at the Anderson brothers ranch, seven miles north of Dillon. A marker for the 3000 Island will be unveiled at the Beaverhead river bridge in Anserson lane, reflecting a Lewis and Clark era note. The gathering moves earlier than usual to avoid the Woodmen picnic on Labor Day.
Dillon Aug 16 two men Dean and Sullivan were arraigned before Judge Phillips and pleaded not guilty to burglarizing the post office and general store at Dell. They were arrested at Pocatello last Thursday eight hours after the crime. Dean 28 Sullivan 18 were fined 25 for a disturbance. others were discharged from a work train at Reichle.
M R Wix king manager of Valley Mercantile furniture purchases D C Bartletts 20 acre farm one mile north of Hamilton. He plans six acres to straw cherries and four to cherries. Various locals, visitors, and travel plans across towns and states noted in brief society items.
The Anaconda council received six bids for postoffice site selections and sent them to Washington. A special improvement district will resurface Hickory Street and Park Avenue with bituminous paving. Bids require 10 percent certified checks and open Sept 7. contract awarded Sept 1.
Margaret Quigley swore out a complaint in Jus Hen Pringle's court yesterday against Virgil Ungarett for passing on the right on the Butte Anaconda highway near the city limits. Deputy Mike Sestrich took Ungarett before the justice. he was released on a $100 bond. The driver alleged Ungarett passed on the right endangering life and limb. Ungarett will be tried later on the count.
Gus Rittel reports two saddled horses a pair of saddles bacon and canned goods stolen from his premises in Brown's Gulch. He suspects a man headed toward Anaconda and asks city police to be on the lookout for the suspect.
The Women's Auxiliary of the American Legion will meet tonight in the courthouse. A sale of special floral arrangements takes place today and Wednesday at the Bluebird Flower Shop, 111 East Park. Mrs. L. G. Smilin departed yesterday via the Skalkaho pass for Hamilton to visit Mrs. Marcus Daly at her home near the city for one or two weeks.
Mrs. George Lacey a longtime Anaconda matron died in San Francisco from an illness after living in England and later California She is survived by her husband a niece in San Francisco and another niece in Anaconda Her funeral and interment will be in San Francisco Lacey came to Anaconda in 1907 and lived there until leaving for California two months ago The community mourns her loss as a respected resident
In George Wuertz v. John A. Stagg the court entered default against the defendant for failure to file a counter claim within the legal time. In Deer Lodge County v. Fred Wagner et al the court signed findings of fact and conclusions of law and ordered them filed and drawn, regarding ownership of water flow in Antelope Creek.
A morning rush hour crash at the isle terminal of Jersey City involved a commuters’ train from Spring Valley and an outgoing train. Nineteen people were injured with three in serious condition.
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