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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 22, 1920
Page
4
An advertisement promises rapid relief from hemorrhoid symptoms with Pyramid Pile Treatment. It urges readers to request a free trial package by mail and to avoid substitutes, claiming swift satisfaction and a bold call to action.
George Palmer told the Butte Ad club that business depends on service and advertising not friendship. He urged ads must include human interest and psychology to sell goods and noted Pears soap budget and pricey paintings as examples. Adolph Heilbronner spoke on using pamphlets for good roads and Butte’s missed advertising mentions.
Judge Lamb yesterday overruled rulings of the Industrial Accident Board of Montana denying compensation to P. F. Morgan for his brother Edward Morgan's death. The suit against Butte Mining and Milling Co and Guardian Casualty and Guaranty Co claimed the board misapplied the law and shown P. F. Morgan as dependent when Edward was injured.
County treasurer T. Puckett sues Sherman and Reed for 5000 alleging injuries from a 1918 taxicab collision at Main and Granite. Complaint says taxi drove at excessive speed. Trial began yesterday morning and plaintiff's testimony was not completed when court adjourned.
Ladies of the Immaculate Conception parish host a card party in the school hall on Caledonia street Friday evening. Committee briefings promise an evening of complete enjoyment and a large turnout is expected from parishioners and friends as the year’s first event.
Judgment for plaintiffs C. L. Spear and L. N. Brainerd as agents for Phoenix Assurance and Aetna Insurance companies for 1152.75 plus 113.20 costs and 100 attorney's fees signed by Judge Lamb yesterday. Defendants against whom judgment was found are Frank C. Walker and Margaret O'Meara. Action submitted by briefs several months ago.
The coroner's inquest returned a verdict that Michael Murphy took his own life while temporarily insane. Mrs Murphy, wounded in hospital by her husband, testified that they had no trouble and believed he was mentally deranged when the shooting occurred. The jury visited her sick room.
Count Alvo von Alvensieben, once influential in Pacific Northwest finance and alleged German agent, interned at Fort Douglas, appeals by letter to Dave Gershon, local DOJ chief, asking freedom even if deportation to Germany is required.
Washington January 21 Frank B Kinyon of Idaho was nominated to be receiver of public moneys at Boise The move places Kinyon in charge of government funds for the Boise district in Idaho officials announced the nomination today
Howard Pierce, chairman, reported the Good Roads committee has received nearly all subscriptions for Butte’s Yellowstone Trail effort. About $1,000 was pledged and $5,000 total is needed to advertise the city for tourists. A campaign to raise the balance starts Thursday at the Silver Bow club.
Edna Dunkle was granted a divorce from Clarence Dunkle with custody of two minor children. Henriette Hicks suit against John H. Hicks failed. court found Hicks not cruel, deed to a Butte lot remained with him and not delivered, and the property was restored to the husband.
Naturalization examinations will be held in Judge Lamb's courtroom Friday morning. R W Thomas, examiner, will be in Butte for this purpose and urges all returned soldiers who plan to apply for citizenship papers to appear. The class is not expected to be large and ex service men will get special attention.
F. E. McMakin won a directed verdict for $499.15 against Sadie McDonald after she failed to appear in Judge Jackson's court yesterday. The court granted the motion for directed verdict after the plaintiff's evidence established the rent due.
Pictorial Review presents a detailed, impartial look at birth-control in Holland under Dr. Aletta Jacobs. The piece notes a lower death rate and higher healthy birth rate, arguing that responsible birth-control understanding shapes public health, inviting American women to judge the issue.
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