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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 11, 1919
Page
16
Purported ad claims Stuart's Calcium Wafers purify blood to cure pimples and eczema, promising a clear complexion in days. The copy urges readers to buy a box or mail for a free trial, citing thousands of satisfied users and heritage of beauty.
Walter Hines is appointed director general of railroads succeeding McAdoo. The 48 year old former Santa Fe chairman will begin duties immediately and enjoys strong presidential support and alignment with federal control policies. Funeral with military honors for Maj. Gen J Franklin Bell held at Governor’s Island precedes Arlington interment.
Police investigate a note claiming Harry Hicks shot himself near Brown's Gulch and was buried as James L. Freeman after the two men vanished in 1917. A Florence hotel worker, Marty Hicks, disappeared days earlier and wore overalls matching a found body. Authorities weigh authenticity of a letter by a man signing J F T.
The article argues for a permanent state tax commission to centralize equalization and supervision of property tax. It discusses extending railroad assessment to multi county properties and adopting classification of taxable property to tax based on earning capacity and benefits received, opposed to the current general property tax.
The Rev. D. N. Anderson of Emanuel Lutheran Church is named state chairman of the National Lutheran council reconstruction drive but has not yet accepted. A telegram from G. H. Pannkoke notes a national drive Feb 16 to 26 with an organization meeting in Chicago on Jan 21 for war purposes. Washington expects 75 vacant homes to be taken over.
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