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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 19, 1918
Page
10
Mrs M E Moyle of 1328 Pennsylvania Ave Kansas City Missouri says Tanlac cured rheumatism and indigestion after ten years of suffering She reports pain stiffness and poor appetite vanished and she gained weight within weeks She endorses Tanlac and invites inquiries via Anaconda Fuller Drug and Butte Newbro Drug companies Ad.
A reader from Owosso Michigan writes to Blackburn Products Co praising Mentho Laxene as a quick relief for a severe cough and cold. The letter notes prior remedies failed, but the product helped both the writer and her husband, and mentions sharing samples with others.
Silver Bow county schools resume after a 10 week influenza closure. Classes return with fumigated buildings and revised schedules, junior high shifts to Butte high school rooms, and 15,000 students restored to study though Central High remains closed until after the holidays.
In Justice Buckley’s court Yesterday, Victor Swanson and John Doe were charged with grand larceny after complaints filed by Attorney Jackson. A third complaint cites Colson in Buckley’s court. In Mitchell’s court, Frank Tossi faces carrying concealed weapons. In Justice Ornsby’s court, Lee Stewart’s robbery case was dismissed for petty larceny. Fred Hanson and Join Carlson were discharged due to unidentifiable witnesses.
Judge Whitty sent Job Leary and Wiliany Luoma to county jail for ten days. Police testified neither man has had regular work for three months. King George lodge members planned Friday evening election of officers. Charles Roberts was listed as secretary.
Chalmers decries opportunist price cuts and defends its postwar pricing. It argues war-time peaks were fictitious, cites 76 percent increases and 33 percent rises with reductions, and states current $1565 fob Detroit for Touring and Roadster will hold until June 1919. Maxwell Motor Company echoes maintaining rock-bottom prices with the same guarantee.
Secretary Lane hailed the metal mining industry as having received a new impetus from the wartime demand. He argued that in peace times it would become a far greater and more prosperous industry, declaring America has been discovered by Americans.
German civilians defied martial law under British occupation as a 7 p m curfew was enforced. On Saturday night about 200 civilians were rounded up and fined for parading near the military offices before the cordon expanded to the main streets last night.
A wider roundup nets about a hundred men and women who were caught in the dragnet and are slated for trial today in the city. Officials say the operation targeted illicit activity and many detainees await court proceedings.
Reports from Salonika describe Bulgaria's mixed economy with plentiful money yet scarce clothing and drugs. Tobacco exports to gold payments reach 2.5 million pounds at near $3 per pound, while drug supplies run tight and quinine sells for high prices. Navy expansion and an Australian aerial mail scheme also surface in the same period.
Fragmentary OCR shows numbers 000 seamen 24 000 apprentice seamen firemen 2 000 trade schools training 6 000. The readable text references training and aviation corps but lacks complete context. Continuous fragments indicate a wartime or recruiting training program.
Washington committee drops general public buildings next year while approving Public Health Service hospital plans worth 10 million dollars. In Vancouver, about 2,000 shipworkers struck at Coughlin Shipyards over alleged discharge of a blacksmith and alleged failure to reinstate him.
London report notes a conference of the war cabinet and dominion and Indian representatives with Lloyd George at Downing Street. The meeting discussed Allied policy and postwar arrangements amid war-time coordination.
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