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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 25, 1920
Page
10
The ad touts Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets as a safe plan for enjoyment of rich meals in hotels restaurants and banquets. It claims the tablets aid digestion assist stomach secretions and prevent gas or sour risings for travelers and diners and notes availability in drug stores across the United States and Canada.
A nostalgic ad claims St Jacobs Liniment relieves lumbago backache and sciatica instantly by rubbing it on the back. It emphasizes harmless use and promises permanent relief after a single application, noting a 60 year endorsement and urging readers to avoid drugging kidneys.
Grandmother's old mustard plaster soothed backache but burned. Begg's Mustarine uses true yellow mustard and other pain relievers to match heat but cleaner and quicker relief. Rub on for aches inflammation congestion or swelling and feel relief in minutes. 30 and 60 cents.
Government memorandum concludes that the Communist Party seeks to overthrow the United States by mass strikes and revolutionary action. It urges the secretary of labor to arrest and deport aliens linked to the party under the 1917 immigration act, approving deportation of Englebert Pries to Austria.
The skullless giant pteranodon with a 16 foot wingspan, a largely wings and head build, is displayed at the American Museum of Natural History. Scientists hope to study its flight mechanics to inform aeronautics. The creature, alive in the reptiles era, may have rivaled a modern condor in wingspan.
Executive officers of several national farmers organizations will meet in Washington January 29 to outline the farmers attitude on pending national legislation.
Washington reports Representative Rogers assailed diplomatic appointments from the Bryan era as pro German. He named James M. Sullivan of New Jersey and Hines Page in London, plus John Davis as successors, accusing one minister of drawing pay while never visiting the country in two years.
A prominent Pershing draft movement emerges as Lincoln reports strong backing from Nebraska Republicans. Mark W. Woods confirms solid support and says Pershing will accept if drafted, with Nebraska leading the first primary on April 6. Pershing tours include American Legion posts as backers push Chicago convention nomination.
Moscow dispatch reports third all Russian congress of national economics where M Bukharin urges using live forces in Russia’s economy and warns against dependence on foreign capital. He says entente’s stance eased blockade but Russia must accelerate work to solve vast economic problems. Prof Lomonosoff cautions reliance on foreign capital when borders reopen.
In Laredo on January 24, reports from Tampico say maritime workers and other staff at Transcontinental Oil threaten a strike that would affect all company properties. Demands include a 30 percent wage increase, with agitators pushing for 10 percent.
The Rev Cyrus Townsend Brady a well known author and Episcopal clergyman died of pneumonia at his Yonkers New York home on January 24. He had a long career in religious writing and public life.
The Yellowstone Trail association plans a 1920 budget and program outlined by H B Cooley with business views from H B Wiley. Butte boosters listed as attendees include many names as Deer Lodge Chamber plans evening entertainment and committee reports on finance, legislation, publicity, and trail locations. Committee fundraising aims for 5000 dollars with 3000 on hand as Howard Pierce notes strong support to advertise Butte region.
Chinese and Japanese diplomacy step toward settling retrocession of the leased territory in Shantung as Tokyo declares readiness to assume former German rights in Kiao Chau and withdraw railway guards once final arrangements are agreed. China has not replied.
Henry Christopher von Tennenbreck who claimed to be the last survivor of the Monitor crew in the Civil War battle with the Merrimac died today at the county hospital in Phoenix aged 85.
A special senate naval committee opened a preliminary probe into charges by John R. Rathom of the Providence Journal that a Newport Rhode Island naval vice squad was ordered by naval officers to commit nameless practices to obtain evidence against Newport residents. The committee met behind closed doors to decide if a full public inquiry is warranted.
A summary of the chaotic period around the overthrow of Admiral Kolchak in Irkutsk. Describes pontoon losses during river freezing, station seizures, Czech railroad control, evacuation of foreigners, and clashes among Kolchak forces, Czech-Slovak troops, Semenoff's units, and American forces with casualties. The region grows quiet after renewed fighting and evacuations.
The piece blames profiteering in sugar and other sectors for high consumer costs. It argues sugar gouging would add a billion dollars to burdens, cites homelessness from lumber cuts, meat price gaps, and profits of mine operators and large corporations as the root cause, with retailer gouging acknowledged but secondary.
During a congressional session, Representatives Blanton and Davey urged enactment of sedition bills to curb radicals. Blanton attacked Samuel Gompers and accused the labor department of being “honeycombed with anarchy.” Ralston cited penal code section on conspiracies to overthrow or delay U S government.
PRODUCTION plan announced by the International Association of Agricultural Missions, formed in New York, to raise global food output. The group linked to the international movement will promote modern farming methods in non Christian regions via Protestant mission boards.
Sealed bids for construction of a building for Algeria Temple A R O N M at Helena Montana must be received by S McKennanu secretary of Consistory Shrine Temple association at Union Bank and Trust Co Helena by 4 pm February 2 1920. Plans and specs from Link Haire and George H Carsley Power Building Helena. Bonds required. Association may reject any or all bids. December 29 1919.
The remains of Herman I. Ayers will be removed from White's parlors Sunday morning to his sister Mrs. S. O. Shaw's home at 818 South Washington street. Funeral service set for 2 o'clock this afternoon with Rev. Mr. Lingenfelter officiating.
The arrangements for the funeral of Eric Bergstrom are not yet complete while relatives are expected today. The remains rest at Daniels & Bilboa funeral parlors. A formal funeral announcement will follow.
The remains of Darcy Bard were sent from Richards' parlors to Seattle for cremation with Mrs Bard accompanying. Funeral for George L Decker set for Sunday at 2 30 pm at 1851 Florida Ave with Rev E J Harper. burial at Mount Mortal cemetery. Mr and Mrs Philip Hitchens express thanks to neighbors, friends, post office staff, Rev C W Du Bois, and flower senders for support during the bereavement.
The funeral for the late Peter Pollastro aged 24 will be held Sunday afternoon at 2 o'clock at Duggan's Undertaking Parlors. Interment will be in Mountain View cemetery. The rites are conducted under the auspices of branch 00 of the Industrial Workers of the World.
The funeral for MW Urile Anderson will be held at the Sherman & Reed chapel on Monday afternoon at 2 o'clock.
Notice to file applications for grazing cattle horses and sheep in Deer Lodge National Forest during the 1920 season. All applications must be filed in Butte Montana on or before February 1, 1920.
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