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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 20, 1927
Page
3
A Boulder Creek California resident reports a severe cold and cough improved by Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery. He says it helped his son after scarlet fever and praises Dr. Pierce's Pleasant Laxative Pellets, claiming fifty years of use with good results.
Mrs Margaret Burton of Kansas City shares how she overcame years of nervous distress to become a mother and finds happiness with a daughter. She offers free advice to married women and invites letters to 2479 Massachusetts Kansas City Missouri with confidential correspondence.
Earle Genzberger told the Butte Kiwanis luncheon that civic clubs train men to value citizenship and serve youth. He urged personal involvement over mere giving, warned government can swing to an active minority, and called for voting and civic duty alongside caring for undernourished children. Jesse Ragsdale outlined Kiwanis work and Arthur Drynan sang two solos.
Butte High School announces Polar Bear club officers Dorothy Dolan captain Veronica Healy first lieutenant and Clair Frances Linforth second lieutenant. March swimming meet planned with relays distance diving and life saving. Forty plus freshmen enroll. 103 total on four basketball teams with captains and managers named. A fire drill followed an assembly with safety instructions.
The Butte Rotary Club hosts a noon luncheon at the Silver Bow club featuring Past District Governor Alfred Atkinson of Bozeman. Atkinson, president of the State College, will discuss Montana agriculture from the agricultural perspective. Visiting Rotarians during the wool growers' convention are invited. President Willard Thompson will preside.
The advertisement promotes Foley's Honey and Tar Compound as well suited for elderly people because it contains no chloroform or opiates. It claims mild laxative soothing relief plus quick stop to coughs and throat irritation from lingering flu or night coughs. Sold everywhere.
An inquest into the deaths of James Sullivan and Patrick Shields, miners, killed when water flooded the Otisco mine, will be held this afternoon at 2 by Coroner Pat Holland. Sullivan was recovered Monday, Shields Tuesday. witnesses include men who escaped the flood. Dr Maurice Eisenberg to speak at Knights of Pythias hall tonight at 9 on World's Memory for Paron de Hirech lodge.
Frances Turner accuses Ray Colbert of third degree assault and seeks a peace bond after an alleged push into an alley and a face beating. Eva Sinkovich testifies that Frank Sinkovich gave her two black eyes. The cases proceed in Justice court. Miss Jane Land Raby dies at 106 in Bath England after a long residence in the same home and near £90,000 left.
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