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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 11, 1922
Page
2
Advert describes dyspepsia relief through Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets. Claims readers may eat freely without sour risings belching heaviness or nervous indigestion. Encourages purchase with a promise of relief from sleepless nights and old-time stomach misery.
A skin specialist touts Mentho Sulphur as a fast acting cold cream that relieves itching and burning from eczema and rashes. The product is said to destroy germs, cool irritation, and heal skin, with immediate improvement and availability at drug stores.
University club luncheon hears J C Pyle debunk synthetic gold claims as publicity stunts, arguing elements cannot be created or destroyed and that any real element has dimensions. Montana painter Charl Russell and club president Dr T J Shanley lead a technical discussion with several speakers and a smoker planned for January 28 at the Butte hotel.
Complaint filed by a woman alleges Henry Shers took $1,000 with orders to buy Anaconda Copper Mining Company stock but did not purchase and converted the money to his own use. Bail set. he is held in the county jail awaiting a justice court hearing.
Mike O'Toole, who had left the county, faced charges of failure to provide for his minor children in a complaint filed in fiscal court yesterday by his wife Victoria O'Toole. County officers said he had not opportunity to provide for several weeks due to being jailed.
The United States Civil Service Commission lists upcoming examinations with varying salaries and deadlines. Applications are available at the Post Office Building Seattle Washington and other offices. Positions include hematology plant industry druggist file clerk mill mechanic nematologist and technologist child hygiene chemical warfare and associate pathologist with deadlines in January February and March.
West Butte Silver Mining stockholders met Monday evening with Herman Strasburger presiding. John Parsch and T Keane from Elixia Ohio attended. Rod Strasburger read a yearly operations report seen as very satisfactory. Officers elected: President Herman Strasburger, vice president John Parsch, secretary-treasurer Dr J R Keane. Directors named: R Rosenburg, James Crey, T P Keane, Rod Sirasburger.
Flathead Lake is now frozen over and the Flathead Navigation Co will suspend boat service between Somers and Polson for the winter. Great Northern Railway in Butte confirms the closure as the lake becomes impassable for navigation this season. Harry Rice of Butte plans to move to Portland with his wife to form an advertising office with Ivan F. Sagger, leaving Butte Thursday after a long local career.
Lincoln Sixth A basketball team defeated St Patrick's Eighth Grade yesterday afternoon by 29 to 1. Lincoln's lineup featured Fox as right forward McWay at center Aleksieh ward Cutting as running gun standing guard.
For the second time Assad Juhray will be resentenced to die by hanging for killing Hugh Gibson. Judge J. J. Lynch will hear the case Thursday at 2 PM to address the stay pending appeal to the Supreme Court. Executed clemency remains the only possible halt, with petitions circulating for commutation to life.
Local residents show busy comings and goings with moves to Los Angeles and Helena, hospital recoveries, business travels, and family events. Individuals named include Reynolds, Gladys George, R J Simpson, W Phillips, the Philpots, and the Grimms. Community groups like St John’s Dramatic Club and Boy Scouts plan events. Dorothy McIntosh celebrated a fifth birthday with friends and treats.
Judge J. J. Lynch resumed duties in his district court department yesterday, ending nearly three weeks of absence due to a serious pleurisy attack. Friends, attorneys, and courthouse visitors welcomed his return as a relief and thanked fate for his recovery.
William Christopher, held by police after a stolen Dodge was found, identified as the man who sold it to him. Authorities say he may be connected to multiple auto thefts in Anaconda. The car was reported stolen from G. M. Taylor. A license issue and a marriage license to May para Storey and Maybelle Dickson were issued by the local clerk.
The fire and water committee of the city council met to prepare a general statement addressing charges in the national Board of Fire Underwriters report. Local representatives and fire protection experts attended to outline misrepresentations and aim to present the reply at an upcoming January council meeting.
County commissioners received the monthly county report from Treasurer de Antyre for the month ended Dec 31 detailing a closing on hand of 378252.05 for county purposes and 485987.67 in the trust and agency fund, totaling 863089.72. County funds breakouts include general 154816.50 road 8515.43 poor 68170.31 bridge 20980.69 contingent 27718. Do not use the last extraneous sentence.
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