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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 20, 1918
Page
2
An old advertisement extols Swamp Root by Kilmer Co as a cure for kidney liver and bladder trouble. It emphasizes back pain as a warning, urges readers to obtain a sample bottle and to mention Standard in orders. It cites grateful letters and claims widespread testimonial use.
Lola Anderson, daughter of Edward Anderson and a popular Colorado figure from Pueblo, is sworn as one of the nation’s first women Deputy U S Marshals. She begins duties in Denver Cal, taking over from Samuel Rosa who resigned to join the American Expeditionary Forces in France.
In Butte a vaccination case involving Bertram Linz vs W E Maddock and city school board members was postponed after Judge Lynch denied quashing the mandate writ. Hearing set for Thursday Jan 24. Also city court fines were levied on motor vehicle and parking violations and new Butte Chamber of Commerce directors to be elected, with retiring directors named.
Communications from William Lutey chair of the merchants division of the Silver I food administration urge potato consumption in preference to other foods. They note a large potato crop and emphasize buying in quantity to support farmers and reduce waste. Also announced are social events: farewell reception for Consul Bart M. Johnson at K of P hall and a public installation at the Jewish synagogue with new officers listed.
Duluth reports Chisholm and its population will observe a ten week holiday beginning Monday under government closing orders. Merchants, business men and laborers will spend each day for ten weeks gathering wood from turned over tracts around the village under squad captain supervision. Officials and citizens adopted resolutions endorsing the order at a mass meeting.
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