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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 09, 1920
Page
9
Fragments describe indigestion and acidity with undigested food feelings. The ad touts Pape's Diapepsin as a quick, harmless remedy that neutralizes stomach acids within five minutes. It claims the tablet costs little and eases pain and distress.
Fragrant antiseptic cream offers quick relief from nasal congestion caused by cold or catarrh. A small bottle is applied inside the nostrils to soothe swollen mucous membranes and restore easy breathing, with claims of instant improvement and overall relief.
Dr Edwards Olive Tablets touted as a gentle substitute for calomel. The vegetable compound with olive oil purportedly stimulates bowels and liver, cleanses the blood, and purifies the system. Claims quick relief from bad breath with one or two tablets nightly for a week. Prices 15c and 30c.
County Treasurer C T Puckett aims to announce the number and amount of warrants that can be called on funds from purely county sources within a day or two. Available for payment total is 611856 with over 200000 more held due to protests. General fund holds 440227.04 to cover salaries and outstanding warrants. Funds allocated include Poor 63659.49, Bridge 15734.52, Sinking 47146.97, Road 45088.28. Warrant calls will affect all these funds.
City treasurer Strasburger says about 400000 dollars in warrants will be cashed from recent tax receipts. The call aims to clear debts before year end, allowing the refunding bond sale to cancel warrants. Of the total, about 40000 dollars from the firemen's disability fund will be released and used to cash warrants issued on December 1.
Butte failed to meet its quota in Christmas seal sales for the Tuberculosis Society, raising 1510.11 toward a 7000 target. Committees from two divisions reported partial totals, with Mobile dealers at 139 and Realtors contributing. Next week booths in public buildings and stores will be run by the Macebeen group and the Ladies auxiliary of the Ancient Order of Hibernians under Mrs. Tove Pierce, with Mrs. Mamie Lennihan directing workers. A letter from Sara Morse, executive secretary of the State Anti tuberculosis Society, said Helena reports indicate a promising rate sale ahead.
Nick Robin, arrested on liquor possession charges, convinced the pollen court it was for personal use and was dismissed yesterday afternoon. He testified owning 10 gallons of vin ordinaire bought two years ago, with two kegs purchased and one drunk. The court returned the wine and warned against further disappearances. He paid $19 a gallon for his wine, bought in a Broadway saloon now a cigar store, describing it as hot Daxo red and good wine.
The South Butte camp No. 6127 Mad Woodmen of America elected officers for the ensuing year. Mike J. Kelly was chosen consul, Arrie Na as adviser, James A. Good as banker, J.C. Freeman as clerk, Charles Villa as escort and watchman, with Merv Thomas as camp president. Installation is planned in January alongside other camps of the society.
The "Duke of Kacksack" returns to his old domain in Butte to find a faded, semi regal court and former retainers long gone. His companions of the era, including "Callahan the Bum" and "Mickey the Greek," once filled with revels, are mostly memories. The duke, still hale but aged, recalls days when the famous characters drew crowds to liquor places before Prohibition. Doyle, once a famed drummer and entertainer, remains noted for his past feats and a jeweled gold-hun..
In the center of a group playing ring around the rosie Doyle says one boy stole his watch during the game. He swore to a complaint against Thomas Riley but could not prove Riley took it though he said Riley was present. The Butte police court dismissed Riley on insufficient evidence.
In an out of district ruling Judge Lambyester-Gay sustained the defense in the John Vuori versus Isaac Bowman suit. The case was removed until a proper complaint alleging malicious prosecution and false arrest is filed. A separate note reports Spoil Celebration in Siste rville West Virginia where Republicans planned a landslide event marred by a missing mule.
The article notes corn has few relatives in the plant world and is valued as farm feed and human food. It highlights corn as a strictly American plant, yet travels worldwide via sailors, now growing across continents as a staple beyond the United States.
Carrie G Harte Nicholson Norfolk Virginia writes I ll tell Body that Woley n Honey and Tar all right It did me all the said ft first and I ll say it last sands of hotties of this reliable remedy Were bought last week by careful mothers so as to be prepared to check coughs colds and croup at the beginning It acts almost instantly as phlegm soothes raw irritated membranes stocks throat in throat Sold everywhere.
Captain B W Wynne longtime Butte police chief and Montana pioneer died Tuesday night in Berkeley California after a lingering illness. Born in Virginia City he lived much of his youth in Madison county and served in the Spanish American War before returning to Montana. Funeral services will be held today in Berkeley. he is survived by a daughter who teaches in a state school.
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