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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 24, 1920
Page
12
An old testimonial claims stomach and bowel troubles vanished after using Mayr's Wonderful Remedy. The speaker says four doctors failed to help before taking the product, and now at 80 feels fit as a fiddle. The ad promises harmless relief and money back at all druggists.
Tom Koga, convicted in police court for transporting liquor, had a $200 fine remitted by Mayor Stodden after officials learned he works on the railroad at Grace and aims to become American in habit and speech. The arrest stemmed from two gallons of moonshine found with his grocery load when police investigated the car he rode in. The mayor noted lack of evidence of sale and said the man respected his employers and neighbors, bowing in gratitude as the remittance was announced.
The Sunday school of the People’s Community Congregational church will host a Christmas party at the Harrison avenue church Friday at 8 pm with songs recitations and drills by pupils. Attendees are asked to bring gifts of fruit potatoes or food for the Salvation Army Christmas distribution. The program is open to all interested.
The column foresees a doubtful day for December 24 1920 with Neptune and Venus in beneficial aspect causing energy and enthusiasm for women. It notes family reunions and understanding, possible shifts in shopkeeping methods, a slackening in publishing briefly, strong theater and film interest, upcoming managerial changes, and noted risks and benefits for birthdate subjects including romance for girls and potential long lives for some born under Capricorn.
Police raided a downtown laundry basement uncovering a jug of moonshine with only a pint left. Officers, aided by manager cooperation, found a tin funnel and the scene described with the owner denoting John Barleycorn as the monarch figure in the dimly lit room.
Inquiry shows only two basement keys exist, held by the manager and the foreman. Either man could be implicated, as neither is ruled out in connection with the matter.
Acting Coroner Buckley has not set a date for the inquest into the death of Joseph W. Zailnick, killed when his car struck a street car at Harrison and Grand. The inquiry likely won’t occur until next week as officials seek a brother’s contact for funeral arrangements. the body rests at Seymour undertaking rooms.
The Rev. J. M. Venus hosted about 170 St Patrick parish youth and choir members at Rialto theater with Fathers Lowney and McVeigh. Manager William Sullivan arranged features in honor of the pastor and guests, acknowledging faithful service during the year. The event conveyed appreciation and encouragement for the youth’s contributions.
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