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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 10, 1920
Page
3
The ad touts a home made cough syrup using 21 percent Pinex and sugar syrup to make a pint. It claims rapid relief within 24 hours for coughs bronchitis and related symptoms and notes alternative sweeteners. The Pinex Co of Ft Wayne Indiana guarantees satisfaction or refunds.
F H Shepard of Westinghouse claims global attention on Montana electrification of the Milwaukee Road between Harlowton and Avery Idaho. He notes the Baldwin Westinghouse locomotive, weighing 275 tons and used for passenger service, is drawing expert interest from Europe and even Java inquiries.
Illustrated tale where Bobby frets at being alone and an old sled. His mood shifts when Happy Giggles, his elfin friend from Makebelieve Land, pops from the snow prompting a playful turn on the snowy hill with family encouragement and imagination.
Bobby and the elfin Happy Giggles help Granny Hawkins by gathering and delivering a big pile of firewood. They improvise a sled run to haul logs to the dame, then stash them in Granny's barn and return to a warm, grateful home with Cheery Cricket's song heard from the fireplace.
Big Lumber Business Aberdeen reports Grays Harbor lumber shipments last year totaled 289,838,000 feet carried in 364 vessels. Of the boats clearing 37 went foreign, 10 to the Atlantic seaboard, six to the Hawaiian islands and 311 coastwise.
W W Cooley advertising manager for Burroughs Adding Machine spoke to Butte high school and business college students on bookkeeping history from the stone age to modern times. He argued many businessmen lack basic bookkeeping knowledge and cited low response rates to income tax reporting as evidence.
The speaker explained the knotted cord systems of China and Peru and described the Suan Pan and Son Ban of Japan. He stated the modern checker board grew out of a bookkeeping method used in England many years ago.
A preliminary check of dairies in Butte found two cows in the same herd producing infected milk. Milk from such cattle can cause sore throat and diarrhea in young children. Other cows with pus cells were eliminated. Inspections will continue and any infected cattle will be barred from selling milk in the city.
The American liner St. Louis suffered about 1,000,000 dollars in damage after a blaze at a Hoboken shipyard last night. The interior was wrecked and plates warped. the fire's origin remains unknown.
Republicans of Butte plan a large turnout for a dinner at the Thornton hotel tonight in an invitation affair. Mayor Stodden backs the event, City Attorney Clinton is expected, and Dr Monahan will be toastmaster. Speakers listed include Stodden, Davis, McIntosh, Clinton, Griffin, and others.
Papers filed in Sacramento seek a general election vote on an anti vivisection act. To qualify for the ballot, 65,094 signatures must be gathered from voters. The filing was made today in the secretary of state's office.
Lincoln post Grand Army of the Republic joins the Ladies of the Grand Army and the Woman's Relief Corps for a joint installation at the Grand Army rooms in the courthouse on Monday night at a designated hour. Visiting guests include Perry McLean of Lolo, Mrs Poirer, and Mrs Mary A. Neilson of Livingston. A banquet will follow the installation.
Toy Smith was arrested by James Larkin, chief of detectives, on suspicion of involvement in a recent East Park street robbery of a Chinese resident. After examination by a county attorney deputy, he was transferred to the county jail. A woman identified him as the man who threatened to rob the doctor before the crime.
The census bureau announced today that cotton ginned before Jan 1 reached 10,017,089 running bales, including 110,373 round bales, 33,147 American-Egyptian, and 6,710 Sea Island bales.
Col A A White, owner of over sixty townsites in Minnesota North Dakota Montana Washington Oregon California and Arizona and vast shore lines near Glacier National Park, moves general offices from St Paul to Butte Mont and offers cash sales of business and residence lots and villa lots with warranty deeds and abstracts of title and tax paid certificates. Sales agents are located in New York Washington Palm Beach Chicago St Paul Helena Spokane Seattle Portland San Francisco Los Angeles San Diego and Tucson.
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