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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Aug 31, 1926
Page
7
An advertisement extols Kotex as a modern sanitary pad that liberates women from disposal and laundry embarrassment. It claims greater protection, five times absorbency, deodorizing properties, and freedom to dine or dance in fine attire without worry. Consumers are urged to buy a package of twelve for a small price at drugstores.
Louisa, a store worker in Baltimore, fatigued by long hours, credits Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound with restoring her strength. She says the tonic helped her perform duties, improve health, and inspired colleagues. Now Mrs. J. Van Dyke and mother of three urges other working girls to try the product.
In an Anaconda district court suit filed yesterday, Peter Staudohar seeks $400 for alleged loss after a raid on his premises at 701 East Park Avenue rented by Peter Lazetich and others. The case stems from a verbal 1924 agreement to cover damages to the bar fixtures after a Prohibition raid on February 24, 1925, with the fixtures valued at the loss. The action also touches Marie Sneder’s habeas corpus petition, with Judge Winston hearing motions as county officials consider proceeding before Justice Fitz.
James Finnegan was fined 10 dollars while Fritz McLaughlin and James Golden were dismissed after a judge’s ruling on a riot disturbance outside the carnival late Saturday night. A fourth suspect remained at large as police described a staged attack on a merry go round engineer and a knife use in the scuffle. Bonds were set at 100 dollars each. shots fired during the arrest were reported as officers pursued the trio.
Funeral services for Alfred Sabo, an Anaconda youth fatally injured in an automobile accident, will be held this afternoon from his mother's home at 117 East Commercial Avenue. The cortege departs at 2 pm for Norwegian Lutheran Church where Rev. Edward Erickson will officiate, with interment at Hill Cemetery.
The young people at the Methodist church have organized a party in the church parlors this evening. It promises unique features, fun, pep, and punch with festivities starting at seven o clock.
The Associated Press reports in Elena that Sunday will be renamed September 3 on the Root branch of the Northern Pacific railroad. The change is part of a temporary arrangement to manage fruit and vegetable shipments for the remainder of the season as the commission investigates the need for a permanent plan. Local action by the Hamilton Chamber of Commerce is referenced in connection with the inquiry.
Thirty three nameneekers from Iowa Wisconsin Minnesota Illinois and South Dakota visited Mission valley on an inspection tour under the auspices of the Northern Pacific emigrant agent Byerly. They stayed with farmers, praised the valley and farming land, and returned to Missoula after a warm reception and friendly cooperation from locals.
The Philipsburg News reports residents leaving for Great Falls and Helena, visitors from Idaho, and a weekend in Deer Lodge. Local events include Rotary picnics, a road to recovery from an automobile injury, and gatherings from Anaconda to Everett. A jail escape in Winchester and a Chilean school project in Antofagasta are also noted.
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