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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Aug 24, 1920
Page
6
Fresh roasted pork and veal offered at $1.25 and $1.45 per pound. Tamales made daily. Mayonnaise dressings and imported Bar-de-lac jars priced, honey in half pint jars, Lux soap in 15c bundles. Sterio-Foam kit, brush, and bottle returns promoted. Beverages and condiments include Bevo, Sunkist Ketchup, and other grocery items with varied pricing.
Advise not to ignore pimples and skin eruptions warning of deeper trouble. Promotes S S S the blood cleanser claimed to cure skin diseases by treating the blood. Encourages writing to Medical Director at 608 Swift Laboratory Atlanta Ga for instructions without charge.
The Rev. George McDonald, a Butte native and former mine worker, preached at First Presbyterian Church Cape Cod. He contrasted worldly philosophies with the Bible as a candle to guide feet, recounting his own schooling, mine work, Salvation Army service, and two Cape Cod country churches he will serve after a return trip.
Henry Coulam general agent of the Union Pacific in Butte left yesterday to attend a traffic officials conference in Omaha on August 26. He will stop several days in Salt Lake, his former home, as traffic agents from across the country gather for the meeting. R G Owen touring agent returns from three weeks east educational trip and plans western city visits. He notes eastbound passenger trains are full and freight car shortages persist but expect later easing.
John P. O Neill has recovered enough to sit up at St James hospital. Many friends visited the sick room yesterday. He is expected to leave the hospital within a week if no complications arise.
Two pastors and two lay delegates from Butte depart for the Northwestern Conference opening today in Spokane. Delegates are Rev. Edward J. Harper, Rev. Charles J. Atkins, Mrs Alfred Sorenson, and Mrs. Edward G. Johnson. Rev. Mr. Harner will speak on Sunday schools.
Polls open at noon and close at 7 PM this evening. Voters are urged to cast ballots on the local question and remind neighbors to participate in the one day citywide vote.
The so called fiddling trio of the Democratic party includes Jimmy Cox Senator Pat Harrison and George White as leaders. They are praised for harmony and steady performance with Cox governing Ohio through consistent fiddle notes. The piece quips on their public roles and the absence of blue notes in their renditions so far.
The article lampoons political figures as fiddlers in a state progress tale. Cox and the White House fiddle play a shared tune titled A League Without Reservations but Interpretations with plans to co star. Harrison leads a string of democrats in Mississippi and Ohio, praised for orchestrating party praise.
Chicago August 23 officials and employees of Hart Schaffner and Marx were summoned to testify before a grand jury probing the high cost of living. The firm was asked to bring books records and bills to determine if retailers are charging undue profits.
Kentucky sportsmen begin the state trapshooting championship under the A T A in Louisville with competition today and tomorrow to determine the best shot in the event.
An advertised phelactine method claims to remove hair roots completely without liquids powders or needles. It promises quick harmless results, says it is non odorous non irritant non poisonous and safe for a child to use with simple instructions.
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