Anaconda Area Veterans urged to file disability claims by Jan 1
William J. Webb and American Legion members urge disabled veterans to file service connected claims before January 1 when the system changes. Lay witness testimony will be barred after Jan 1, doctors only can provide medical backing, and claims with 10 percent or more disability should be filed. Adjusted service certificates also expire Jan 1 with potential payments of 50 to 1500 dollars.
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William J. Webb
American Legion
Webb
Legion
Joint Ease advertised relief for rheumatic pain and inflamed joints
An advertisement promotes Joint Ease as a soothing emolient for rheumatic pain and various ailments. It claims speedy relief from chest colds neuralgia neuritis lameness and sciatica and suggests nightly use for inflamed feet. Fuller Drug Co sells Joint Ease and Pope Laboratories offers an 18 day trial tube from Hallowell Maine.
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Fuller Drug Company
Pope Laboratories
Hallowell
Maine
Anaconda News in Brief Highlights Local Notices
A compact roundup of city events and notices from Anaconda including club meetings, elections, entertainments, and business promotions. Residents are urged to attend St. Peter's activities, Eastern Star, Royal Neighbors, Knights of Pythias, and C. O. F. gatherings while civic updates note hotel arrivals, shopping deals, and safety tips for Christmas tree decorations.
Anaconda Curlers Open Season At Local Rink
Anaconda Curling club members ready for winter action at Hickory and Front streets rink. First matches set for 7 pm with about 24 experienced curlers and plans to recruit others from Butte curling group. Ice praised as excellent and full membership expected tonight.
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Anaconda
Mercury Rises Rapidly Across Anaconda
Anaconda residents felt a quick cold snap turning unusually cold overnight. By 7 am the temperature reached 10 above zero, 11 am saw 16, and by 1 pm climbed to 32 degrees. It eased to 2 degrees in the afternoon and evening before dropping to 30 above by 8 pm.
Farewell dinner honors J H Warner in Helena
J H Warner of Anaconda Copper Mining company engineering in East Helena received a farewell dinner at the Placer grill. Forty two guests attended with remarks by Alexander Laist East Helena plant superintendent and others including East Helena Mayor J M Sullivan and A C M manager Brent Rickard. Warner and family return to Anaconda after three months in Helena.
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J. H. Warner
Anaconda Copper Mining Company
Helena
A. C. M. Company
East Helena
Placer Grill
American Smelting and Refining Company
Anaconda
Alex Laist
A. A. Garred
Oscar A Baarson
E. M. Baldwin
C. B. Ashlock
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American Legion Minstrels
Bluebird Theater
Sluebird
B. T. Asbury
Room
Daly Bank Bldg
Anaconda Department
Rexall Store
Brunswick Panatropes
Park Ave
East Park
Ahlstedt
Butte
West Park Street
Anaconda Bus Depot
Main Street
Philipsburg
Philipsburs
Anaconda News
Clague's
Adv
J. H. Daly
Great Falls
St. Peter's Aid
The
Syncopators’ Orchestra
West Fifth
Alma Remington
C. D. Pons
Montana Hotel
Roy Webster
Fay Nagel
Margaret McGillis
Montana
Helen Johnson
Selma Keating
Schlappi
Bluebird
Commander Quay
Bob Henley
Warm Springs
St. Ann's Hospital
St. Peter's High School
St. Peter's Ladies’ Aid
Clague’s
Anaconda Laundry
Marchion's
Mitchells
Palm
Electric Light Dept.—Adv
D. E, OT
Dons of
Bozeman
Finis Matson
Marchion’'s
R. FB. White
St. Paul
Robert Keefer
Spokane
C. M. Lind
Salt Lake City
Wyoming
Owl Creek
Anaconda‘ Coal Co
Peckover-Kelly Company
Joseph J. McCaffery
Patsy Sullivan
Arts and Crafts
Anaconda Woman's Club
William C. Capron
H. J. Lannon
Roger T. Williams
W. C. Jensen
Henry Quane
Mercury
DR. C. D. Pons
Pyesight
Salt Lake
Ana—conda
Butte, Anaconda & Pacific Railway CO
P. J. Finnegar Co. Funeral Directors and Embalmerz
Oak Phone
C.A. Tuttle CO
Vikaulohs
A. O. H. Hall
Claude Kipf
Winter Garden Orchestra
Main St
Warner
Norrelw
FLERE
Gsunal
Flere Sids
Hisson
Prince of
Eapwriters
Christie
DR. Quack
R. B. Abbott
ROYAL
Mazda
Western Electric
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