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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 20, 1927
Page
9
Advertorial claim notes Adlerika acts on both upper and lower bowel to remove poisons, relieve gas and bloating, improve appetite and sleep, with testimonial from Jack Ryder and distribution by Fuller Drug Company in Anaconda and other druggists.
Anaconda store promotes Thompson's Barasma Kidney Tablets as a quick remedy for back pain rheumatism sciatica and run down conditions with a money back guarantee. The ad notes a tonic effect purifying the system and adds Golden Lax Tablets as a vegetable laxative option available at City Drug Store with a 50 cent and 25 cent price.
WAHLSTEDT 107 East Park Anaconda offers scientifically fitted glasses and accurately ground lenses through their optical service in the Classified Ads section.
O A Johnson president of the Kiwanis club speaks on the organization’s growth to over 1635 clubs and 100000 members in the US and Canada. Anaconda club marks anniversary week January 16 to 22 with a meeting tonight at the Montana hotel.
Scores of friends attended the funeral for Gustaf F. Nelson. Services were held at Nels Anderson's home and at the Swedish Baptist church with Rev. Gustaf Nygren officiating. Masonic rites were observed at Hill Crest cemetery. Pallbearers included Nels Anderson and Herbert Nelson.
Miss Ruth Reardon county superintendent announces seventh and eighth grade state examinations at the courthouse on Thursday and Friday. Subjects are Civics History at 9 and 10 30 respectively Traummar at 1 30 Reading at 3 15 on Thursday. Friday tests include Arithmetic 9, Spelling 11 16, Physiology Agriculture 1 30 and Geography 2 30.
Deer Lodge County jurors lists were refilled yesterday by Clerk of Court Anna K Heary and Deputy Clerk Arthur C Davis. Each spring the jury commission compiles eligible names and places them in elips within capsules for use in drawing district court panels and trial juries.
Funeral for Norman D. Smith of Opportunity is set for 1:00 PM at his aunt Mrs. W. H. Judge's home 508 Cherry Street and a 2:50 PM service at the Baptist church. Interment follows at Hill Cemetery with Masonic rites. A telephone link joins Vienna and Passau, Bavaria.
Moone's Emerald Oil offers fast relief for bunions and soft corns. A two-ounce bottle is sold by Fuller Drug Co and City Drug Co with a money back guarantee if it does not reduce inflammation and pain quickly.
Santa Claus left the city with a costly nuisance as air guns fire at breakable targets. Officer Powdrill will confiscate more guns from owners who ignore instructions after windows and street lamps were damaged. A light on East Commercial shows 22 holes while Park Street lamps were damaged. The week also saw a dozen shots pierce a window frame. One resident blamed stray shots for tying his shoe during the across the street incident.
Anaconda labor unions denounce Congress for omitting Anaconda from federal post office building funding while nearby cities receive sums. The Mill and Smeltermen's Union calls for action and resolutions to Congressman John M. Evans as others prepare protests.
At the last regular meeting the Ss Peter and Paul society selected officers to serve during the coming year Joseph Sladich president Peter Kriskovich vice president J W Sprajcar correspondence secretary Nick Bosanatz Joseph Kufner Mike Sajeich auditing committee Frank M Herbolich Katherine Dudack sick committee Joseph Sladich hall collector Tony Domitrovich door keeper Dr M W Heenan lodge physician.
Martin Beatty, age 6, sustained a severe scalp cut yesterday while sliding with other children down a ditch along Eighth Street. He entered the culvert from an angle and struck his head on a protruding galvanized iron pipe.
Martin's four defeated Skip Munn's team 10 to 7 at the Anaconda Curling Club. Players listed include McKay Kidd McMullen Munn and Bryson Meyers Kelly Martin.
Mike Markey was arrested on a drunk charge and pled guilty in police court receiving a 30 day sentence suspended on good behavior. Contant Tobin failed to appear and a $10 bond was forfeited.
FPilks notices a regular meeting tonight at 8 30 o clock withWalter Baker and E R F Clinton serving as secretary and organizer.
Paraguay will spend 5,509,600 in new military construction funds to bolster defense infrastructure. The allocation targets facilities and related upgrades across multiple sites to enhance strategic capabilities.
Anaconda brief items include visits and movements by Butte and Helena residents, hotel and business news, rooms for rent, sales ads, and medical updates. Notable entries mention Emmett Lynch of Butte in Anaconda, William P. Davidson of Helena visiting, care on a slippery walk, a Montana hotel barber shop change, and Miss L Myers of Denver among readers.
Anaconda residents will resume the discussion on supporting the Boy Scout council. The meeting, initially set for this week at the Montana hotel, has been postponed to February 1 as civic groups and individuals gauge public backing and explore viable support strategies.
Notice under Montana law that the school election on April 2, 1927 will have its registration books closed February 16, 1927 at 5 p m Electors may register at the county clerk’s office in Anaconda or with a deputy registrar Those who voted in the November 2, 1926 general election need not register Margaret Callan ex officio county registrar Deer Lodge county Montana
The American Legion Auxiliary meeting in the courthouse elected officers led by Mrs Cecelia Sigler as president and Mrs Hi Sommerhauser as death vice president. Other officers include Mrs Deranleau second vice president Mrs Sommerhausen recording secretary Elizabeth Watts treasurer Mrs Boyd historian Mrs Warper chaplain Mrs Foley sergeant at arms and Miss Luckwald corresponding secretary. Luckwald reported on the membership committee and relief work and announced Paris trip information available from Mrs Sigler or Miss Luckwald.
William H. Webb longtime Anaconda resident died Tuesday evening. Funeral services are set for Friday at 2 30 p m at the Elk's club with Reverend J G Knotter officiating. Interment will be in the Mika plot Hull cemetery. The body will be taken to the Elk's club Friday morning. Daughters Mrs Frank Monty of Long Beach and Mrs L C Skinner of Tampa cannot attend.
Abbott was elected president of the Anaconda Shrine club at the meeting this week. J J Behwartz was chosen as vice president and J McVicars as secretary. The club discussed plans for the coming Masonic dance.
A large crowd attended revival services at the Seventh Day Adventist church at Corner Fifth and Alder where Eivangelist Wennerberg answered many questions from the box. He delivered straight Bible based responses and the audience appeared impressed by the clarity of the answers.
The Senate voted 60 to 34 against ratifying the Lausanne treaty to reestablish diplomatic and commercial relations with Turkey. Republicans backed the measure while Democrats united in opposition. Senator Borah led proponents who accepted a Pittman reservation delaying effectiveness until a naturalization treaty with Turkey is arranged.
Three defendants were found guilty and jailed in justice court before Justices of the Peace Tringit. In district court Judge George Wineton presided as three pleaded not guilty to felony charges. Wells Martin received 10 days, James Naughton 80 days, and Charles Bateman 30 days in the county jail. Andrew Francises awaits arraignment on disturbance charges after arrest by Sheriff Mahoney's force. Leroy Ervine Naef pleads not guilty to fifth degree burglary with bond set at 4000 dollars. John Kralic and Joseph Hucko were not guilty pleas in a robbery case involving Rosa Sage of Deer Lodge. Huckecker is released on a 5000-dollar bond, Kralic remanded to county jail for bond.
At Anaconda Tithe and Thatel club indoor range BLL Jennings fired a perfect day scoring 100 hits. Other shooters included J Miehstadt 698, J Bowman 94, E Thomas 02, C W Giel 2, FP Abbot 81, T D McCormack 91, Davidson 50, John Holme 90.
Cara driven by Mrs Nick Verlanic and Warren May collided yesterday at the Main and Front Streets corner. Police said no damage was reported.
A vintage ad touts Knowles Red Pepper Rub for rapid relief from rheumatic pains neuritis lumbago backache and sore muscles. It claims tingling heat within minutes and urges shoppers to buy the genuine Towles labeled jar at any drug store.
The funeral for William B. Webb is set for Friday afternoon at 2.30 to 2.59 o'clock at the Elks temple. Services led by Rev J. G. Knotter and the Elks lodge will precede interment in the Elks plot. Body to be moved to the temple Friday morning.
Walter C Baker and E R Il report on regular meeting schedule with H Clinton as secretary. Meeting tonight at 8 36 in the designated hall.
The Swedish government telephone system now serves more than 434000 subscribers, signaling strong growth for the nationwide network and expanding access to telecommunication services across the country.
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