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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 16, 1918
Page
3
A vintage health ad warns about kidney trouble from rich foods and excess salt. It promotes Jad Salts and Pines extract as a daily pre breakfast flush to stimulate urination, improve digestion, and relieve headaches, rheumatism, and nervous spells. The ad touts a money back guarantee and urges asking druggists for Pines.
A promotional ad touts Hamlin's Wizard Oil as safe for headache and neuralgia, rubbing on the sore area to ease nerves. It claims antiseptic benefits for sprains and cuts, plus use for sore feet and frostbite, with a 30 cent price and money-back guarantee.
The district court case between Hertie Kelly and Harry Kelly winds through hearings. Mrs Kelly seeks divorce and custody of three children, alleging abuse and false accusations while he contests responsibility and holiday custody claims. Attorneys Richard, Rodger, Toole, and Jordens appear for the parties.
A finance committee of the silver county branch of the War Savings Service proposes a plan to involve 12,883 district students in January and February. Children placing 15 stamps on a card will earn a teacher placed sixteenth stamp, making the card worth $5. The program costs $3.87 in January and $2.88 in February, aiming for a 623 percent premium. Annual statements list multiple companies and capital stocks with debts and paid-in amounts across several districts.
Branch Postal Station No 6 opens at the Hennessy store providing stamp registry and money order services with an Information department. The move aims to reduce local travel for residents and offers prompt postal facilities at the main act in the tend.
Four permits to alter and erect structures costing 1200 were issued in Butte by George McPherson. Main and Quartz streets will house Lutey Grocery, with 900 in improvements. Alterations at 86 ia Park Street for J. D. Gribble amount to 50 in initial work. Northwestern Bottling Works spends 80 on floor repairs at 20 South Montana. A toolhouse at 808 Trayonis Street is approved for 50. U.S. officials with offices in the federal building are listed.
The article reports a bulky elevator malfunction delaying work, explained by Colonel McPhail, who likens it to a spirited horse. It also covers a police raid where five men were arrested in a Butte poolroom gambling bust led by Detective Chief Morrissey, with bonds set at 50 dollars.
Butte high school will host a swimming exhibition for three girls this afternoon in the noon hour. Miss Bowman will lead the event as a preliminary to the larger exhibition planned for January 25 when parents and school officials are invited to the evening program.
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