Local druggists issue statement on sales in Butte
Local druggists announce a public statement noting large sales volume in Butte. The advisory urges customers to be aware of drug safety and trends affecting the community.
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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 20, 1918
Page
15
Local druggists announce a public statement noting large sales volume in Butte. The advisory urges customers to be aware of drug safety and trends affecting the community.
In a Western parlance tournament, the Mudro Grill team from Butte dominated the five-man event at Walnut street alleys, compiling 1015 in the third game after opening with 51 and 935. Joe Mudro led with consistent scoring, while the Missoula delegation and three Garden City outfits, including the Dentists and Elks, challenge Mudro today. Patsy Finnegan's 607 remains the singles high, as curling scores and Burns celebration fill the rest of the page.
A crowded miscellany of city items includes business ads for hotels, services, piano teachers, and accommodations, with several residents traveling to San Francisco, Seattle, and Camp Lewis. Also notes on school events, a grand feature at Margaret theater, and a Three Forks basketball game result.
After deliberations, the jury found Louis Delucia not guilty of assault. The trial required interpreters for most witnesses, delaying proceedings. Tomorrow morning May Jordan faces trial for the killing of Ernest Coleman, while Sam L. and Bruce Toyer pled guilty to third degree assault and were fined $50 each.
A letter from a Montan resident thanks the Red Cross for its work and expresses desire to spend time in Montana helping the war effort. The writer mentions plans to attend flying school on February 3 and then return to the front, praising Red Cross volunteers and the broader support for Uncle Sam's service.
The American Tobacco Company launched a war stamps drive from January 21 to February 2. In the city, experts Wilson and Thomas led a five day push to enlist workers and hawk stamps, promising broad participation and potential replication across organizations if successful. Four new scarlet fever cases were reported in the city, with three children in one family and a recently ill woman among the cases, all under quarantine.
Members of the Anaconda branch of the Alliance for Labor Democracy discussed Loyalty Week observance from October 10 to 16. They pledged to boost participation and efforts to promote the event with one out of town speaker expected at the next regular meeting.
The article outlines a winter meeting for a Montana country club planning a busy season with a progressive program. It notes new officers including president Horace H. Durston and secretary treasurer roles, with social events to center around the clubhouse and a focus on the club's social calendar and gatherings amid favorable winter weather.
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