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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 04, 1922
Page
9
An advert claims Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets ease sour stomach gas and indigestion from meals and travel. It promotes carrying a box for quick relief, noting beverages and partial digested foods can worsen discomfort and suggesting availability at drug stores nationwide and in Canada.
The ad touts Pinex as a superior home remedy for severe coughs with plain syrup, honey, or corn syrup as alternatives. It promises quick throat relief and urges asking the druggist for 2 1/2 ounces of Pinex with directions, guaranteed satisfaction.
A skin specialist touts Mentho Sulphur as a remedy for eruptions rashes and blotches. He claims improvement by next day due to germ destroying properties and urges use in cold cream, noting even fiery rheumatism-itching troubles dry up. Small jars available from good druggists.
Yesterday's Rotary luncheon featured a mock trial titled the International Rotary association against the Anaconda Rotary club. Harold Blake and B S Morrow led the prosecution with witnesses Fred Peckovar and Charles Branscombe. defense seen by Dr L G Dunlap and F W C Whyte. Al Nadeau served as judge. Mark Fulmer clerk. G W Sparrow bailiff. The panel found the Anaconda club improving but not yet deserving dissolution, while noting a broader Prosperity campaign ahead.
The opening sermon at the Presbyterian church by Rev Bartlett marks the start of Anaconda’s annual week of prayer. The Rev Knotter of the Presbyterian church will lead services at the Methodist church and First Methodist Episcopal church hosts the second meeting with subject The Nations and Their Rulers. Upcoming talks include Bartlett on Carrying Christ to Heathen Lands and Knotter on The Home and Christian Education. All Christians urged to attend. services begin at 9 o'clock.
Scout events head this week with two basketball games and a banquet hosted by Butte Sheriff Beal. Visitors and local Scouts plan to attend rallies at Daly gym Saturday night for a teeming crowd and a welcome to guests.
Confusion spreads among Anaconda theater fans over the new war tax on admission and related provisions. Operators report misinterpretations, claiming the tax was removed and noting portions of the law affect prices and picket actions.
The new peace dollar designed by Anthony de Francist will carry a secret mark on the reverse medallion under the Goddess of Liberty. The mark will be the sculptor's initials, the F being placed on the A.
County superintendent Alice Rooney announced a total of 75 014.80 to be divided among 14 Deer Lodge districts based on school census data. Anaconda district 10 receives 20.44 per child, with Anaconda totals nearing 69 107.64 and Lost Creek and Quinlan each at four students.
A collection of short notes from Anaconda including travel updates, phone listings, shop mentions, and social notices. It records Margaret Conner heading to Chicago, Mr and Mrs Hanley departing for Salt Lake, local errands, students returning to Dillon and Missoula, and various visitors in town such as James Herrenhoft and Leaky of Warm Springs. It notes a housekeeper wanted and a meeting at Dewey hall, with several residents mentioned by name.
Deer Lodge county district court drew seventy names for the January term jury. Sheriff was instructed to serve summons by registered mail with returns due January 10. Multiple criminal cases set for trial January include murder, assault, liquor violations, robbery, and grand larceny with dates ranging through January 18.
Dr W Cogswell of the state health board told Anaconda city council the abolition of the sanitary inspector and shift of duties to the fire chief and city clerk conflicts with state law. He urged amendment while noting health officer reporting lines and fumigation duties. The council referred the measure to the health committee. Fire Chief Collins reported 62 alarms last year and $8515 property loss with $7940 insured. Coal weighmaster listed 4 217 100 pounds weighed and $211.15 due. Police court had no fines. prisoners to county jail.
In a local club game the Old Timers secured a victory over the Mavericks, claiming two wins in a two game set. Final score details are incomplete but indicate a decisive win for the senior squad.
Rover, the Fox Terrier of the late Mr J Kraker, died aged 14 after years of street visits and play with local children. The beloved companion had spent the last year at 719 East Third Street after his former master’s death. News of Rover’s death drew many visitors to the Petritz home as neighbors recalled his friendly presence in cold weather.
The Scandinavian Brotherhood schedules a ceremony at Carpenters Hall to celebrate an anniversary. John Lindquist will be installed as officer after a welcome address, with a banquet to Ida Ferkin and others. The program includes vocal and piano solos, readings, and speeches by local members.
Eastern Star members gathered to honor Mrs Annie Forsyth with a solemn service at Locust Street. The body was escorted by her husband and a list of pallbearers included I Reed and J J MacDonald among others as attendees filed through town.
Vivian Ren portrays the leading woman in a stage show at the Memorial Theatre. A humorous scene has her riding a bucking horse as part of a double take routine. The production, directed by Rich, features a lively, farcical sequence with Buck reacting to Seance elements.
The Scandinavian Fraternity No 6 installs officers tonight and celebrates its twenty second anniversary for members and families only.
An old advertisement extols coconut oil as a superior shampoo option. It cautions against soaps with high alkali content which can dry scalp and brittle hair, and praises a coconut oil based product for cleansing, moisturizing, and producing rich lather that removes dirt and dandruff quickly.
Fragmentary notice discusses Isis as the mother of medicine in ancient Egypt and references medicinal plants. It mentions a funeral notice for Finnegan with a service at Steele Johnson and a procession to Bennyun’s church for requiem and interment in Holy.
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