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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 05, 1917
Page
3
An advertisement touts Geterit as the world’s best corn remedy. It claims immediate relief from corns and urges avoidance of imitations. The copy lists Bi Lawrence & Co Chicago and retailers in Anaconda and Felona as distributors.
A vintage ad style claim touts a homemade cough syrup using Pinex pine extract and sugar syrup costing about 60 cents. It promises fast relief for bronchial coughs, throat irritation, and related conditions, asserting it outperforms ready-made remedies and recommending 2½ ounces of Pinex with full directions from a druggist.
An advertisement for Dr Kilmer s Swamp Root presents it as a pure non stimulant kidney liver and bladder remedy made from vegetables. It claims tested purity in every bottle and offers sample by mail from Kilmer Co Binghamton NY with a note to mention the Anaconda Daily Standard.
An old newspaper ad touts Q-ban Ready to Use hair color restorer promising a uniform dark shade for gray or faded hair. It claims harmlessness with a money back guarantee and lists drug stores andAnsconda as distributors with additional products like shampoo soap and depilatory.
Silver Bow County Bar Association members will volunteer as assistants to the selective service legal advisory board. A special meeting set for Saturday will seek lawyers to serve without pay. Judge McClernan chairs the board with Enos E. Alley as secretary and Joseph R. Jackson as third member.
Sam Reiner sued Lutey Bron for 192 damages after a truck collision. The jury verdict granted 50 to Reiner in Judge Lynch's court on an appeal from a Justice court decision. The plaintiff was represented by J F Emigh and John Ele Hote. the defendant by Nettie Curnow of Polson.
The postmaster general has issued a temporary ruling allowing limited use of Christmas stamps on letters and packages. The rule urges senders to use stamps carefully to avoid obscuring the address and to proceed slowly when mixing stamps.
Rose and Amy Hum two Chinese girls born in Butte presented themselves at the Women's Patriotics association workrooms to learn knitting. The pair joined efforts to help prepare material for the next box of articles bound for the front. Mrs. William Symons hosted a gathering of about a score of women, who began work on future box items as last week shipped two boxes containing civilian clothing and 5185 surgical pieces.
The Butte Junior Naval Scouts will meet every Tuesday night in the city Auditorium, per yesterday’s announcement. Previously they met on Wednesdays. W. B. Symons, a local merchant, supplied cloth for two signal flags for each of the 64 members. Signal practice will proceed under Lieutenant Thiessen’s leadership.
The United States civil service commission announces that applications for mechanical government positions cannot be accepted from men drafted into the army. Government employees are exempt from the call, but only those adequately filled by personnel will be exempted from the draft.
A federal complaint charges Ww. J. Starvin also known as W. J. Mahon and W. J. Mart with violating the Mann Act. The case, filed yesterday by commissioner Lee M. Van Buten, states Marvin transported Lillian Hagenson from Lewistown to Salt Lake City for immoral purposes. Detention orders have been sent telegraphically to Kansas City, Missouri, where the defendant is now. The complaint was sworn by K. J. Fine.
Two robbery cases against Mike Sullivan and Pat Chitford were dismissed after the witness failed to appear. A separate assault matter involving Charles Stone and Frank Hugo was also dismissed in Judge L A Buckley’s justice court yesterday.
Marriage licenses issued yesterday to Charles Ho Berube aged 45 and Sophie Clapper aged 40 of Butte, and Vert 17 with Thomasine Gil 52, also of Butte.
Paris December four reports Colonel E M House chairman of the American Mission gave a closing address at the inter allied war conference. He praised Clemenceau and France for unity of purpose and foresees great future results from joint effort. He expressed American salute to France and its heroic sons and noted the bond of sympathy between the two nations.
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