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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 13, 1922
Page
6
A home made cough remedy using Pinex and sugar syrup or alternatives promises instant throat and chest relief. The paste tightens dry coughs, thins phlegm, helps bronchi cal conditions, and supposedly cures a day’s cold. Manufactured by Pinex Co Ft Wayne with guarantee and refund option.
An advertisement touts Rowles Red Pepper Rub as fastest relief for colds congestion and muscle soreness. It promises immediate warmth and penetrating heat within three minutes and advises purchase at any drug store.
Montana reports show Yellowstone buffalo herds increasing with over 600 in Mam moth Springs area and 109 calves born this year. The Mam moth herd now totals 649 with 90 wild buffaloes roaming untraveled Wonderland ranges unseen for years. Tourists saw the Mam moth herd last year, a major park attraction as Br Lacombe notes.
Deer Lodge Montana Kiwanis dinner featured County Assessor William T Beaumont outlining property tax classifications. M and Arnold previewed topics for the farmers short course while Nona Sackett discussed home building and women’s sessions.
Three Forks and the surrounding community faced another blizzard after a brief melt, with several inches of snow on the ground. Local residents and visitors include Pierce Elmore in Bozeman, Aussie Gillingham and son Ray, and Adnah Kimpton pursuing Crow Creek irrigation matters in Washington and New York. Attorney FE A Peterson returns from Butte and plans to relocate to Bozeman as he assumes county duties. Deputy Game Warden Frank Marshall and County Commissioners Darlington and Moore also visited Three Forks. Meanwhile Brown, a former surveyor, recovers in hospital after a gunshot wound to the arm.
Daniel Whetstone editor of the Cut Bank Pioneer Press spoke at the state road executive committee meeting in Butte about a Roosevelt trail highway linking Glacier Park area to the east and west Northern Montana. He urged priority for a route along the Great Northern line to connect Glacier county and Flathead county, noting it would cut travel by about 200 miles and open remote lands to development.
Miss Loretta Sullivan recovers from diphtheria at 31 East Center. St Lawrence parish hosts a Dec 15 card party in the school hall. Trinity Methodist Episcopal church plans a Christmas program on Dec 26 with Hester Williams, Littlejohn, and K T Spencer in charge. Isabel Williams leaves for Calgary after studying in Butte. William Trevena wins Boy Scout contests. Joseph Williams of Centerville marries Lizzie Welsh of Chinook at Trinity M E Church and they will reside in Centerville.
This evening a card party is hosted at the Masonic hall followed by a Christmas program. A cantata will be presented at Mount Bethel church on Christmas night, with participants having prepared diligently for an entertaining event.
John Berkebile, sought in Dodson Montana on arson charges, was arrested in Seattle and is detained for Montana authorities.
Mrs. John M. Woodbridge sister of Cornelius Hedges Jr. of Helena dies suddenly at her Newton Massachusetts home. Born Helena July 31 1869 she attended public schools and Vana Hall then married John M. Woodbridge in Helena. Survived by husband son John M. Woodbridge Jr and brothers W. A. Hedges of Lewistown Henry M. Hedges of Saco. Active in Congregational church and Red Cross wartime service receiving a medal of honor.
Vere L. McCarthy formerly Lewis and Clark deputy county attorney spoke at the Elks memorial services in Salt Lake City Utah after the scheduled orator fell ill The press dispatch says his improvised address was one of the lodge's best ever heard.
Philip Orr, son of Mr. and Mrs. Mathew Orr, narrowly escaped serious injury after being thrown from a motorcycle when it struck a curb and hit a tree near Morse and Idaho streets. He regained consciousness and was found not seriously hurt. Dr. Walker treated him. News also notes county officials and veterans bureau visitors, and a man named Cherichi to face a sanity hearing. Temperatures plunged seven to 15 degrees below zero with clear skies and no snowfall.
Miss Marion WN Kennison daughter of Mr and Mrs W E Kennison of Dillon married Merritt Baines a Dell resident. The ceremony was conducted by the Rev Mr Smith of the Methodist church. The couple will reside in Dell.
The body of Col George W. Morse who died at his Drummond estate was buried in Valley cemetery New Chicago after a large turnout of friends. Morse blazed the Montana trail in 1862 and was noted as a pioneer prospector cattleman and banker. Local officials and many visitors attended with other residents in town and nearby cities continuing to arrive for the services.
Reports say seven masked men attempted to seize Clyde S. Carson near Winifred in a dispute arising from his suit against Carl Reppe for over ten thousand dollars in damages for alienation of Mrs. Carson's affections. Carson pursued the assailants, then retreated to safety as morning revealed their escapes. Also noted, Frank Herman died suddenly at his Lewistown ranch and the American Legion plans a war relic collection for the high school museum.
Advert reads Sage Tea and Sulphur Compound to darken gray hair naturally without obvious dye. Instructions say apply with sponge or brush on small strands. after one to two applications gray hair disappears and natural color returns.
An old time health ad outlining that coughing cannot be cured by swallowed medicines. It promotes using Deo vapor and Dennis Eucalyptus Ointment for relief of colds bronchitis and influenza with claims of instant clearing and healing. Dennis Mfg. Co. Berkeley CA sells 25c tubes and 50c jars with satisfaction guaranteed.
Advertises St Jacobs Oil as a harmless rheumatism liniment that stops pain, stiffness, and distress in minutes. Claims it treats aching joints muscles bones sciatica lumbago backache and neuralgia without internal treatment or skin burns. Encourages a small trial bottle from any drug store to alleviate suffering.
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