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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 27, 1918
Page
8
Bet CougHS and Colds Quick Relief promises fast relief for coughs and colds. It claims decades of trust from grandmothers and fathers, with druggists nationwide selling the remedy for over fifty years. Sold by druggists everywhere.
An advertisement asserts Dr Kirg's New Life Pills help constipation by ensuring proper bowel action. It claims the product is reliable, mild, and available from druggists for 250.
Fannie Jacobs, in Arizona, seeks support from Noah Jacobs to travel to Butte and defend a divorce action. She says she and their three children lack funds, health, and clothing, weighing 110 pounds at 40 years old, while Noah is described as well paid in carpentry cabinet making and shoemaking. An order to show cause will be heard early next month.
In police court Ed Rampou was fined 50 dollars for colliding with a police car on Galena street while officers were responding to a reported street car fatality. Police and Rampou incurred vehicle damage and some officers were injured. Rampou claimed to avoid the car and said he was transporting a patron home from a cafe at 20 to 25 miles per hour. Also fined were Tom Bennett 10 dollars for reckless driving and William Stribley 10 dollars for reckless driving. C I B Huber received 10 dollars for parking a car with improper license tags near Broadway and Main.
Harry Allen and Leslie Marion Perdue faced charges over stealing war savings securities from John McAuliffe. Perdue was acquitted. Allen, a state’s witness, delayed as county attorney reviews testimony. McAuliffe testified he found the securities after a basement flood in the Steele block last July and alleged Perdue urged selling them.
In a ceremony at Mrs Flora Meyer's home the marriage of Harry M Gronfein and Helen Meyer was performed by Habbt JK Levin. After dinner the couple left for a coast trip en route to Providence RI their future home. The bride, a Butte native, is sister to William and Harry Meyer. Gronfein, Montana tobacco representative, was recently named RI representative. Police court heard 28 drunks fined five dollars. 11 others fined the same amount for nonappearance.
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