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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 08, 1920
Page
12
Catarrh haunts winter as Nature’s laws are ignored. Blood carries healing streams and cor tsoles work with insufficient help. Salves fail. vegetable remedies like S S S enter the blood to combat disease germs and restore health. Buy S S S and consult the Swift Specific Company for free advice.
Clan Stewart No 155 and the Daughters of the Thistle held a joint installation at Dewey Hall. Officers for the year were installed and a social session with an impromptu program and refreshments followed.
Vitagraph feature The Hornet's Nest premieres at the Margaret theater in Anaconda tonight and Friday. Starring Earl Williams with Brinsley Shaw Vola Vale Ogden Crane Kath leen Kirkham and Edward McWade the film adapts Mrs Woodrow Wilson's novel. The plot centers on a purse with jewels and suspenseful scenes throughout.
Two youths Walter Gregovich and Marko Domitrovich confessed to robbing the Washoe meat market and exonerated Philip Jacques. Jacques was released while the others are jailed on burglary charges. Items were found in a cellar at 421 Chestnut Street.
Regular meeting announced for 7:30 PM with joint installation of officers by Great Sachem B F Stevens. M J Callan Sachem and Ss B Davidson Chief of Records are listed.
Attend the funeral of our late Brother James Hogan at the Miks hall on Thursday morning at 8 30 o clock. Frank Toole and H Clinton certify the arrangements for the E R F EF group.
Eleven men accused in the Centralia Armistice Day shootings will face trial in Montesano Washington. Judge John M. Wilson ruled the Grays Harbor county case will open January 26.
Washington January 7 The comptroller of the currency issued a call for the condition of all national banks at the close of business December 31.
Bluebird theater to open Douglas Fairbanks independent production His Majesty the American through United Artists. Filming includes a Mexican village, a French town, a New York tenement set, and a 1500 foot French railway. Palatial interiors and a vast stage headline a star filled cast including Marjory Daw Sam Sothern Lillian Langdon Bull Montana and Jay Dworking.
Local notices list residents and visitors departing or arriving for funerals business meetings and holidays. Names include Larry Dugan Anton Gustafson B M Phillips Barney Smith EB Wold Charles Knight B I Lindberg Ruth McTaggart and others with destinations such as Honolulu Missoula Spokane San Francisco Billings and Laurel.
Electrical Workers Local 200 members are asked to meet at the union hall Thursday at 8:30 AM to attend the funeral of late brother damnes Hogan. Eb Kelly, President.
Irregular meeting announced for tonight at 7 30 by Great Bachem B I Stevens. M J Callan referenced as thief of Records in this municipal note.
Two close curling practice games last night at the club featured Jette edging Kelly 6 to 5 and M McKenzie beating MccMullen 10 to 9. Tonight a practice program precedes the Butte bonspiel scheduled for January 15 16 and 17 with Munn vs Kelly Reed vs Halloran Jette vs Martin and Keating vs te Mistllan.
Frank Gallagher, noted Anaconda smelter man, learns of his father’s death at the old Belfast home on December 1. The 78 year old patriarch had suffered a paralytic stroke a year earlier and is survived by his wife and eight sons, six of whom have lived in Anaconda for two decades. The sons planned a 1917 reunion visit to America, postponed by war, then resumed after the armistice with plans for a spring visit.
A meeting of the Republican central committee will be held at the office of Thomas Stewart Friday night at 7 30. KE Cariher serves as chairman.
The week of prayer observance continues with a service this evening at 7 30 in the Methodist church. The address will be given by the Rev A H Layton. His remarks are expected to focus on faith and community.
Report of the condition shows assets total 3 459 258 86 with loans 1 493 026 16 and deposits 1 521 682 44. Cash reserves include gold coin 860 silver 19 870 24 currency 256 106 00 and bank balances from reserves and other banks. Liabilities list capital 100 000 surplus 100 000 undivided profits 91 853 22 and deposits including demand 1 219 997 64 time 1 259 861 58 and savings 792 389 18. J C Harrington sworn as cashier January 7 1929. Directors noted Bowman Daly.
Members and neighbors are invited to join a revival of family religion at the church. The program emphasizes home devotion, mutual encouragement, and strengthening family life through shared faith. Sessions run weekly with guest speakers and child activities.
Members of the Business Men's Exchange attend a dinner at 6:39 p.m. this evening at the Montana hotel. The dinner will be followed by a business session in the hotel parlors.
An old English cure claims to relieve catarrh and deafness by a constitutional treatment using Parmint mixed with hot water and sugar. The ad warns against sprays and nose douches, arguing they irritate air passages and may worsen ear or lung issues, and promotes this inexpensive, easy-to-make remedy for sufferers.
Bad breath sufferers get quick relief by taking Dr Edwards Olive Tablets, a vegetable olive oil mix that gently stimulates the bowels and liver to purify the system. Each nightly dose promotes the same cleansing effect as calomel without its after effects. available 10¢ and 20¢ per box.
Ten Winters and Summers have passed since the remedy Number 40 For The Blood was introduced. The ad claims the formula treats glandular diseases, blood disorders, mercurial and lead poisoning, scrofula, rheumatism, catarrh, constipation, liver and stomach ailments. It asserts sores and scrofulous swellings vanish and promotes Fuller Drug Co in Anaconda and Fair Drug Co in Butte for sale.
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