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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 21, 1922
Page
2
Dr Edwards Olive Tablets offer a gentle bowel and liver stimulation to purify the system and remove the cause of bad breath. Marketed as a calomel substitute, the sugar coated tablets claim quick relief with no griping or after effects. Aimed at those troubled by foul breath, the remedy is described as a vegetable formula mixed with olive oil and sold in doses of 150 and 2?0?
An old fashioned mustard plaster alternative, Musterole is a white ointment made with tarsard. It relieves rheumatic pain when rubbed on the skin without blistering and is recommended by doctors and nurses. Available at your local store in jars and tubes.
Mary E Marconnot a longtime Butte resident died after months of illness from a brain hemorrhage. Native of France she came to the U S as a youth and had recently been ill then suddenly fell ill Thursday evening. Body to be sent to Louisville Ky for funeral with Mrs Matilda Young accompanying. Survived by sister Mrs Young and brothers Pierre Marconnot of Carson City Nev and Levy Marconnot of Louisville.
Graduating exercises for Monroe School pupils were held at Mrs Thirloway’s residence at 1042 Nevada Avenue due to her son Harvey’s illness. Harvey recently left the hospital after an operation.
After a quarrel Tony Pavers chased his wife through the house with a razor and was arrested at Meadvill e by Chief Deputy Sheriff Jack Duggan on a disturbance charge. Officers say the dispute grew violent and he threatened his wife.
The Butte Ministerial association will hold a meeting Monday morning at 10:00 at the Y. M. C. A. building. The Rev. E. J. Groeneveld will preside. The Rev. C. L. Clifford will read a paper.
Airs. J. E. Dutener will tell stories during the children's hour at 11 this morning in the Butte public library. She narrates the Trail Children, a tale of primitive children and their times. The library, closed during holidays, resumes weekly meetings with attendance ranging from 750 to 100 children.
The funeral of Charles Lice was held at 9 o'clock from his home on Bart Quarta Street and proceeded to Sacred Heart church for a 9:30 mass celebrated by Father Taylor. Interment followed in Holy Cross cemetery with Rather Joye at the grave and pallbearers Patrick McKanna Frank Reilly Martin Fox Teenee Baxter Michael Smelatyre and Joseph Mursi.
The Butte Relief Association released December 1921 reports on aid to households, listing Receipts and Disbursements, meals served by the soup kitchen, and grants processed. Led by John Gillie and William B. Daly, the administration committee notes no salaries paid, bids on purchases, and continued relief as long as funds last.
J R Merphy Meri acc passing bad check. J R Reynolds arrested last evening on East Park street by Des tretives Rodda and Gerry on a charge of passing worthless checks. Reynolds recently made a small purchase at a department store and gave a $5 check that was returned by the bank.
The grammar school packet ball tournament at the YMCA gymnasium has been postponed about two weeks due to semester examinations. Several fast grammar school fives are practicing for the tourney.
A Livingston store burglary investigation ends with suspect Tike Lane, also known as Dutte, shot in the thigh by Officer Charles Wilton after the officer discovered him committing burglary on Thursday. The incident occurred as the suspect was interrupted in the act.
Rising temperatures ease Butte's deep cold as a northern storm tracks toward the west. Forecasters warn of heavy snow west of the divide while temperatures rise to near 20 degrees above normal and a high around 17 degrees above the previous night. Weather bureau notes a shift in conditions with warmer daytime readings and snowfall in western regions.
Jack Holt, the newly created Paramount star, makes his first notable appearance in The Call of the North at the Rialto theater today. He portrays Ned Trent in a promising, pleasing performance, as the film debuts.
Based on the Stewart Edward White novel Conjuror and the George Broadhurst play The Call of the North the Hudson Bay locale centers on Ned Trent a free trader hopeful. Madge Bellamy Noah Beery Frances McDonald lead a suspenseful action filled program directed by Joseph Henabery with additional Christie comedy sketchograph Prizma film and Kinogcame Weekly.
The piece references MNS Lymn and Bozeman coverage from the Standard via Sgeiat Dispatch, noting a January event and remarks by George Ee Bond on a financial matter. Anne Program covers the business cession and an election, with mentions of C Mita Duncan, Mrs WW Brewer, and Mr Wischoppe. Mrs Milton Fe Mit offers an interesting talk on Indian life, illustrated by some examples.
A fragmented Montana item notes Fred A Motz of Helena being nominated by President Harding to be land registrar for the Helena district. It also mentions Jesse M Tripp as postmaster candidate at Gard Cai, resignation of an official, and a loan of 281600 by the War Finance Corporation along with directives about liquor searches on Indian reservations under warrants.
State moves rescind decision on university contract in Helena as bid from Snead & Co of New Jersey is rejected and Hines Desk and Fixture Co of Denver awarded the work at 26726 dollars. Also reports multiple arrests in Wallace Idaho during nonenforcement actions by federal officers.
Prices list items including fancy No 1 large white cornmeal per dozen Abe Fancy No 1 large white potatoes and HAMS AND MACON No 1 sugar cured ham per pound. Buttercream creamery quality butter per pound apples value per box and other staples with cash order details.
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