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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 07, 1921
Page
7
A 69 year old mother with long liver trouble and gall stones improved after eight months using Mayr s Wonderful Remedy. The seller claimed the preparation clears catarrhal mucus in the intestinal tract and eases inflammation linked to stomach liver and intestinal ailments including appendicitis. Money back guarantee and availability at druggists.
In a divorce suit filed by Mrs Isotala against Henry Isotala a cross complaint alleges the husband habitually returns home intoxicated and out with women. It names a woman as a correspondent and cites a period in Ohio long past. The property value and accrued resources are noted in the filing.
Sheriff Duggan left yesterday for Denton Montana to fetch Paul Larsen charged with obtaining property by means of a worthless check. The check was given to Victor Schwarts as a reward for recovering an automobile, but funds were unavailable when presented for payment.
Sheriff Duggan refers to county coal payments for jail meals to the county attorney for opinion. The county previously covered coal costs, but the board now requires the sheriff to pay. Current feeding rates are 75 cents daily per prisoner, with 60 cents per prisoner for 20 to 80 inmates and for more than 80 inmates.
Helena January reports John Sullivan of Butte, twice disbarred by the supreme court, reinstated to resume law practice. He had previously misrepresented his age to gain admission, with earlier license revocation and then readmission in 1920 after a referee’s recommendation. The latest petition filed today seeks reinstatement effective after January 1, 1921.
In Great Falls Robert Forster 24 and Raymond Mapston 20 were arrested on statutory offense charges involving 16 year old Vera Chernow. Forster claims Mapston was the offender. Vera is under state protection and the case concerns a family with ties to Canada.
The general fund will be paid out today per County Treasurer C. T. Puckett after several days of preparation. About $250,000 is to be disbursed, with a clerical staff of ten ready to process warrants this morning. The Tourist Travel Bureau seeks a ranch near C M & St P Ry between Harlton and Missoula offering lodging, good saddles, fishing, hunting, and other amenities for summer tourists. submit full details to 620 Marquette Building, Chicago.
Scout Executive Benjamin Owen addressed the Butte Rotary Club detailing yearly Scout activities and needs for budget support. He praised the Scouts for wartime service and described plans for forest recreation, camping sites, and an intensive trek program, noting 408 boys in camps and strong health and training outcomes.
Despite fluctuating conditions the record shows nearly double the members since the last annual meeting. About 1,200 boys were dealt with during the year, most qualified though many moved to other cities and could not remain local members. The speaker praises co operation with the school board and Rotarians, and notes strong forest service support. The report urges greater public and foreign born education and more active Scout masters to mold citizenship.
An old newspaper snippet promotes Pape's Cold Compound as a quick, inexpensive remedy. It claims the first dose opens nasal passages, stops a runny nose, relieves headache and feverishness, and that the medicine acts without side effects and tastes pleasant.
An old advertisement promotes Swamp Root kidney and bladder relief from Kilmer & Co. It claims the product can help many conditions and directs readers to send ten cents for a sample bottle, with Binghamton New York as the origin and asks to mention the paper.
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