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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Feb 08, 1920
Page
9
Health warning urges attention to kidney disease and lifestyle. Warners Safe Kidney and Liver Remedy promoted as effective. customer testimonial from Florence E. Schmidt notes long use and savings on doctors. Sold by Warner’s Remedies Co. Rochester NY.
Quick relief from a cold with two hour dosing of Pape's Cold Compound helps clear nostrils and sinuses. The remedy relieves headache feverishness sneezing and nasal discharge and costs only a few cents at drug stores. It acts without assistance and contains no quinine.
A mass meeting of Catholic high school graduates is planned for Wednesday night at Knights of Columbus hall as the campaign for funds and a new boys high school builds momentum. Leaders Faucett and Lyons oversee preparations and prominent graduates will speak, aiming to secure pledges and volunteers. The Central High School now has 426 pupils, and annual graduates have risen from 57 in 1915 to 72 in 1918, with Principal Father Leonard guiding the school toward modernization and expanded facilities.
President Wilson renewed his objections to Republican Article X reservations in a January 26 letter. Democratic senators debated its meaning and how to reopen ratification talks, aiming for a workable compromise without a formal reservation program. The conference showed wide disagreement on the letter’s impact and possible outcomes.
Chief Murphy and Captain O'Donnell halted a wedding last night after detaining a 17 year old girl and a 20 year old boy who were met on a Helena train. The custody followed a sheriff's directive and parental request. the couple's names are withheld and they await parental word.
Four men Tom Briden Pete Job James Brooks and Louie Larson were arrested on a gambling charge during a Crown bar raid at 110 East Park led by Chief Murphy and Captain O'Donnell. Cards and chips were seized as evidence. all four were released on $100 bonds posted by the bar owner. A tipster said he was ejected after trying to buy a drink.
A number of cotton mills are under construction in Tientsin, signaling the city’s bid to become a major textile hub in China. The development suggests growing industrial capacity and regional economic importance.
Chicago authorities reported finding a residence filled with more than a million dollars in artworks. The discovery involved numerous paintings and sculptures, suggesting a theft recovery or hidden collection. Further details were not immediately released.
An ad promotes Seventy-seven as a best early treatment for influenza catarrh pains head chest cough sore throat fever and prostration. It urges taking at first sign of cold and notes a free Doctor's Book in multiple languages mailed from 156 William Street New York with Homeo Medicine Co. imprint.
A bold assertion argues that plumbers carpenters painters and hodcarriers can live honorably and satisfactorily on the current wage scale. The piece defends the value of skilled labor and urges respect for wage standards.
The widow Evalina M Kimball aged 79 was ruled incompetent and valued at 2 5 million in estate assets. Her brother Arving Cone of Los Angeles filed for a conservator as probate filed an inventory listing jade porcelain vases and antique furniture along with paintings by Rembrandt Constable Reynolds Romney and Corot
In The Hague on Friday Feb 6 socialist members of the Dutch parliament pressed to intern former Emperor William of Germany and restrict his liberty. Deputy Van Eel proposed housing him far from the German frontier to limit danger. He called Count Hohenzollern a great criminal responsible for Armenian massacres.
Mike Webb, described as colored, was arrested last night by Chief Murphy and Captain O Donnell on a white slavery charge. He was handed to county authorities for prosecution. Police chief says Webb has a lengthy record in Lutte with prior trouble here on several occasions.
Montana's deficiency in the general fund stands at $536,189.19, tied to warrants drawn on the permanent school fund bearing 4 percent interest. Outstanding warrants for October and November totaling $469,049.27 plus $5,300 interest will be redeemed February 10, stopping further interest. General fund warrants for August and September totaling $641,646.72 with $8,200 interest have been redeemed, while December and January issues totaling $675,960.53 remain outstanding. Unredeemed warrants include October $268,460.08, November $200,589.19, December $417,051.07, and January $258,869.46.
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