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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 20, 1918
Page
11
An old health-ads item promotes Jad Salts as a kidney cleanser. It urges drinking water, avoiding kidney irritants, and using mild salts to keep kidneys active. The writing touts Jad Salts’ affordability and a pleasant effect in water to “clean and setlve” the kidneys.
Denver police hold W F Drummond, a Dallas Federal Reserve Bank trust employee, on suspicion after he produced Liberty bonds and concealed cash. He allegedly stole $66,000 in bonds and converted $8,000 to cash, with $1,160 in jewels and $62.9 in cash found. He reportedly confessed and would face extradition to Texas. Hewie left Dallas last Tuesday.
A heavy snowstorm blankets Western Nebraska Colorado Wyoming and Montana as 12 to 20 inches fall along the Burlington route. The Union Pacific reports rising depths from North Platte to the west with up to 15 inches in the canyon region and more accumulating tonight.
Washington January 18 General Pershing announced a call for motor mechanics and skilled artisans aged 16 to 20 and 31 to 45 as part of Unit 3 public service reserve drafted for service in France. The post lists auto and gas engine men machinists cabinet workers sheet metal workers blacksmith forgers canvas workers wheelwrights paint ers harness makers acetylene welders and cooks among needed trades. Admiral ikaph Seramies, commander of the four Confederate frigate Alabama, died here today after Civil War service.
The Silver Bow Club announces a net profit of about four thousand dollars after depreciation for the year. Officers were reelected: W. M. Tuohy president Bruce vice president Wild secretary Duff treasurer and four directors named for two years. Membership stands near six hundred with a mix of resident and nonresident members. The club plans social events and business discussed with a future board meeting to set activities. A mortgage payment was made and the year ends with plans to continue activities through winter.
At a monthly library trustees meeting the resignation of the juvenile director was received and Miss Ruth Sultzer was chosen to head the Juvenile department. She will assume duties on February 1, bringing years of library and juvenile service experience to the role.
Police raided two card games late last night in Butte. At the rear of a poolroom on Covert and Granite streets, and at the North Wyoming street Butte brewery, 27 players were interrupted. Nineteen guests were present at the brewery function while ten or so were booked from the poolroom raid, with several named individuals listed among the attendees.
The article notes attempts to pin basis for a libel suit under Wisconsin discovery law to secure a trial against the Wisein state. It cites editor Richard Lloyd Jones and editorials from the Journal Whig, with remarks by Chries Ewart Russell and questions to witnesses about Chief Wushe's stance on La Follette's war policy. The hearing continues.
London dispatch reports British forces advanced about a mile on a four mile front near Durah twelve miles north of Jerusalem. Prisoners were captured as the line extended yesterday in the Palestine operations.
London reports indicate the military party claims victory in Germanys eastern policy and censors notes on annexations. Discussions at Brest hinge on Poland Lithuania and Courtland boundaries, with German officials stating no obligation to withdraw troops and votes on political futures to await a year after a potential treaty.
A Sun editorial notes that Ukrainians allegedly engaged in traitorous negotiations with Austro Hungarians over boundaries. The piece mentions a delegation asserting these secret talks and references Boles and Kia in the plea context.
Butte High School defeated Central High in the opening game of the season at the home gym. Fisher and Rockefeller led the Butte scoring with multiple field goals supported by Mulholland for Central. The contest featured a tight first half end and a late Central rally that couldn’t overcome Butte’s defense.
New Yorks Jan. James W. Gerard was praised as ambassador to Germany during the European war by speakers at the annual Union of the Army of the Tenneres, guest of honor. Critics accused the Secretary of War of surrounded socialist advisers, a charge echoed in the remarks of Col. Theodore Roosevelt and others. In Germany, heavy snowfall caused floods with the Tver Fulda and other rivers flooding Cassel and nearby villages submerged. The Berlin tram service halted due to snow.
The funeral under the Koreesheera Union will be held at Daniels & Bilbo chapel tomorrow morning at a prelock. A procession will proceed to Ann's Charen where mass will be celebrated with interment in Holy Cross Fematers. Automobiles
The report notes Wendel Cannon Monument securing the uptown office, with Wert Trout mentioned in association. This compact item reflects a local political or organizational win and names key figures involved.
A dubious health tip extols drinking hot water with limestone phosphate each morning to cleanse the digestive system. It claims skin and bowel pores purify the body and promote rest, urging daily consumption before breakfast as a harmless internal wash. The author, Rave, touts dramatic waste elimination with little scientific support.
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