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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 20, 1926
Page
8
An old advertisement urges mothers to choose genuine California Fig Syrup for children. It touts a pleasant taste and claims to cleanse the liver and bowels while soothing the stomach. The notice warns against generic imitations and emphasizes directions printed on the bottle.
Banner ad touts a two thirds savings for cough relief using an old recipe with Pinex. Claims quick action within 24 hours and promises full directions with 2 1/2 ounces of Pinex in a pint. guarantees satisfaction or money refunded.
Describes Moone's Emerald Oil as a remedy for swollen veins and bulging veins. Claims two ounces at full strength from a drugstore, applied at home, yields quick improvement and eventual normalization. Says money back if not satisfied with results and notes wide druggist availability.
Anaconda high school hoops team, aiming to rebound after a heavy loss to Billingsley, prepares for a midweek game against the Bobkittens from Bozeman. Coach Art Rolfe has focused on passing and shooting, while injured forward Long nears return but is unlikely to play tonight.
Following a county attorney led inquiry the assault charges against Alex Michalson and James Slade were dismissed in Justice of the Peace court. The fracas at Georgetown on January six left Nick Bellich claiming a head strike and Slade a cut behind the ear, but testimony was conflicting and no party found at fault.
Alfred Johnson charged with vagrancy arraigned before Justice J. Henriod. Doyle pleaded not guilty and awaits hearing after failing to post 50 dollar bond. Marden pled guilty and case held for advisement. Arrested yesterday afternoon by Probation Officer J A Hehaul t, they are jailed and due for arraignment today.
Fragmentary notes show bowling scores and outcomes from matches played last night. The text references players and teams in an incomplete report, indicating results and possibly standings. Limited readable names include Rotiere, with no clear dates or venues.
A serialized film description promotes a “typical modern romance” featuring Mig usineds and a clash of caveman and jungle, with a duel, a waterfall chase, and danger. The production stars Phil Goldatone, William Pairbanks, and Margaret Landis and plays tonight and tomorrow night at the Imperial.
Anaconda voters must register by February 4 for the primary to select six new aldermen for two years. The school election closes February 16 with voting on April 6. Voter turnout and polling places to be set, while Mayor C. W. Smith approves alderman selections. Several ward seats end this year.
Steer owned by the University of Nebraska named grand Champion steer at the Western Stock Show. Reserve fat steer Lomond Lad XCM of R P Lamont herd of Larkspur Colorado. A BR Cook of Townsend Montana won the grand championship on Joy. Also reports Illinois bandits arrested in Texas in bank and train robberies. two ex-prisoners Joe and Jess Newton held in Hays county jail after Leavenworth release.
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