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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 21, 1921
Page
6
A fragment describes a home made cough remedy offered without medical license or official approval. The text touts rapid relief for coughs and throat irritation, mentions ingredients like sugar and syrup, and references a compound extract claimed to ease throat and nasal irritation.
Two automobiles confiscated by the federal government when arrests were made for liquor law violations were sold at the Craven garage yesterday afternoon at 2 o’clock by deputy United States marshal B A Sanborn. A Stephens car seized from Paul Pesanti and Paul Delfanti fetched 600 dollars and an A Cole aere eight seized from John Remo and Dominick Guyllum brought 775 dollars.
Attorney John K. Claxton addressed the Butte University club at a noon luncheon at the Butte hotel. He spoke on the disarmament conference plan and accomplishments. Attorneys W. B. Rodgers and HL Maury led the ensuing discussion. Next Tuesday deputy county attorney H. A. Durand will discuss the crisis and history of the Nobel peace prize.
The cent thrift stamp used to save for war savings stamps will be redeemed at their face value after December 31 at the Butte post office following the halt of sale of War Savings stamps starting January 1. Thrift stamps will become redeemable but not before maturation. previously they were nonredeemable until converted into war savings stamps.
University men of Butte are invited to a dance at St. John’s parish house on December 28. It starts a series of winter dances by the University club. Tickets available at the club room in the Butte hotel.
City council expected to review several ordinances from committee reports with implications for coal dealer licensing, sidewalk snow removal, and a mayoral salary cut. A new city police report form will detail crimes and case dispositions, while a push to delay firemen salary reductions begins.
Postmaster Phil C. Goodwin reported that Monday’s mail from the Butte post exceeded any day in office history. Insured packages topped 1,000, though they represent a small share. Incoming mail rush began, and outgoing volume was strong though trains ran late.
Two more Butte residents were arrested by Deputy U S Marshal E A Sanborn on federal warrants tied to liquor law enforcement. John Mulanovich of 106 East Park and George Papp of South Wyoming Street held on $100 bonds for May term appearance in U S district court. Also reporting: Mrs Elizabeth Winslow recovering after hospital operation. Christmas pantry shower planned at St Aloysius hall to aid South Side families. Five Hundred club Christmas party hosted by Mrs FE Downing with card games. newborn daughter to Mr and Mrs Morris Morgan. R E Renz fracturing two ribs. Bellevue Methodist church to host Christmas entertainment and tree for South Side children. Spokane trip for Mrs Towell and son.
Three Butte people and a former city resident are relatives of Deputy Warden Fred C. Menhennett of Marquette Michigan. Moyle of Butte and Mrs Whelan are nieces while B J Moyle is a nephew. A telegram informed of injuries toJames Menhennett and his death followed a knife wound attack during an attempted escape.
In a Montana note, renowned sportsman E4 Ross of Butte and fisherman Gus Wilson plan a deep sea expedition to California waters. Ross heads to Los Angeles today, Wilson to San Diego Monday, aiming harpoon fishing and deep sea diving before returning home. Chile opens an official pawn shop offering loans to working men.
The Methodist Episcopal Church reports 1921 year year's end communicants up to 0 404 and a total US membership of 3 938 665 with 502 057 abroad. Benevolence receipts totaled 19 972 123.87. There are 40 198 churches and parsonages, 34 500 ministers, and a preacher average salary of 81 576. The church owns about 450 million in property endowments and supports 130 educational institutions and 94 hospitals. Taken under advisement in a separate case, Jefto Alekesich Srpeko Jedinstvo Irun Spreko Jedinatvo vs. officers of related organizations seeks to compel turnover of funds.
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