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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Aug 26, 1919
Page
5
Federal and state wardens warn hunters to wait until Sept. 16 under federal rules, though state law sets Sept. 15 as opening. Officials emphasize federal law prevails with strict enforcement and limits on daily duck take, possession periods, and seasonal end dates.
A historical note describes a remedy for nervousness based on organic phosphate, touted as restoring nerve force and strength. It cites reports of surprising results and urges consumers to seek Rendine Bitro-Phosphate under druggist guidance, claiming rapid nerve improvement.
Farmers in the Logal Valley report large wheat yields where water access is available. Mr. Winslow notes alfalfa has also been grown, and potential expansion depends on the city market in Butte becoming certain.
Judge Dwyer selected the jury panel for the fall term serving Judges Lamb and Dwyer. Of 75 drawn, 44 returned. 38 jurors will sit, including 2 regulars and 10 on temporary leave. Four aliens discharged, two excused for family illness. Read list of jurors named including Martin, Byrne, Binder, Cibattari, Coombs, Carter, Dusault, Gleason, Gormerly, Hughes, Hartnell, Healey, Hanson, Leary, Lynch, Morgan, Mur, Marvin, Nedved, OConnor, Panyo.
A partial OCR passage mentions multiple individuals including Peters David Rundell James R. Spencer P J Stack James Sherman Samuel Smith John Trembath Farlin and Sam Warne, with no clear event or context provided beyond the names.
Gertrude Mae Staggin was granted a divorce from Frank C Stags Lamb and custody of their child in district court. The decree notes repeated instances of the husband knocking and beating the plaintiff on occasions. The defendant did not appear, and judgment was entered by default.
County Attorney Jackson declares Butte freer of vice than ever while detailing raids across Silver Bow. He notes numerous illicit distilling cases and federal cooperation gaps, praising deputies Mella and Dui for raid progress and asserting the office’s aggressive dry squad operations despite legal hurdles and court delays.
Public notices posted countywide announce a special election to vote on a bond issue for road improvements. The measure appears under a modified referendum, with ballots to authorize funding for street and road projects. Meanwhile Dr. Eugene Brindjone has resumed urology practice in Butte after returning from France.
County Surveyor Loughrin says the scenic drive linking the Nine Mile highway with the reservoir road will be completed this week. The two mile road climbs through a tree covered canyon with a creek, has gravel and fine sand surface, and offers camping sites and ample water. The route avoids heavy traffic by paralleling the mountains and then across the new link to the reservoir road into Butte.
The fragment hints at astrology notes about travel prospects and profit for architects and organizations. It mentions warnings of evil reports after war, government movements, labor issues, and a money market forecast linked to Jupiter in Leo, suggesting potential political and economic turbulence.
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