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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 04, 1923
Page
7
An old advertising slip urges readers to mail a cut-out, request Foley’s trial package from Paxson & Morketelter, and promises Foley’s Honey and Tar Compound for coughs and colds, Foley Kidney Pills for pains, and Foley Cathartic Tablets for constipation.
Harry Houk, co owner of the Red Boot Shoe company in Butte, died at Crown Point Ind of spinal meningitis while visiting relatives for the holidays. He came to Butte 12 years ago and helped grow the business with James J Range. Survived by his mother three sisters and two brothers. Range left for Crown Point for interment.
Ruby tent No 6 of the Maccabees will host next Saturday January 6 at Fidelity hall West Broadway with Sir Knight A W Frye lieutenant commander and general deputy present The program includes degree initiation music boxing and Frye installing officers a banquet follows rough progress noted with about two thousand deputies and half a million members in the order Spokane is next stop for Frye.
An argument over a five cent coffee price led to a knife brandishing by J Lichton at a East Park Street cafe. Robert Cochran testified Lichton demanded ten cents and the dispute ended with a $10 fine for disturbance. Also noted was Mrs Buchanan who faced dismissal on a ten dollar ring theft charge. Rail officials D R Gray and I Pascoe visited Butte from Salt Lake to attend a hearing on railway matters.
The Literary Digest reports the United States with 7 percent of the world’s population owns and operates 265000 miles of main lines, about 88 percent of global railroad track, highlighting the vast scale of American rail infrastructure in 1910 and 1917 amid class 1 railroad capital figures.
The compelling drama Lying Lips opens Friday for a four day stand. Many scenes occur aboard a regulation battleship en route to England. Director Ince secured use of the U S battleship Minneapolis from the naval base at San P for realism.
The city county merger committee of nine, drafting a legislative measure from the people’s election, will meet this afternoon in Judge Jackson's courtroom to prepare a draft for the committee of 100 representatives of Butte and the county.
Police court processed 172 cases in December yielding 1420.50 in fines. Drunkenness led with 76 offenders, 35 forfeited 30 dismissed and the rest fined. Disorderly conduct ranked second with 64 cases, miscellaneous and bootlegger forfeitures making up most revenue.
Ents conclude a convention in Butte led by M. W. McKellop. BL Brinton calls the gathering the most successful yet as Montana District members depart for their respective tone with renewed spirit and ideas. A June meeting is planned with a briefing in St Paul before heading to Pittsburgh.
Butte high school alumni plan a dance Friday evening at the Twentieth Century Hall. The event will feature the football squad presentation of sweaters and chevrons to members. Dorothy Maas will preside over the meeting.
Fragmented ad offers pile relief through suppositories and foment products. Mentions Pyramid brand and a promotional box, but wording is garbled. Refers to doctor or druggist, encouragement to try a product helper. Contains unclear contact details and nonsensical phrasing.
A vivid scene from Penrhyn Stantaw's new Paramount film Singed Wings shows a stark San Francisco waterfront room with bleaker walls and ghostly shadows as Ponita and Don Jore dell Guerdia, played by Hebe Daniels and Robert Brower, navigate a drama shaped by a Spanish dancer and her grandfather. The setting, crafted by Katherine Newlin Burt, anchors the tale and contrasts with the bleak interior.
Mrs K D Drake of Childs Maryland reports a severe cough after influenza. She credits Foley's Honey and Tar with quick relief from coughs related to influenza whooping cough asthma croup laryngitis and bronchitis. The label promises no opiates and notes it as a leading selling cough medicine.
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