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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 25, 1920
Page
4
An advertorial claims Pape's Diapepsin neutralizes stomach acidity and relieves indigestion immediately. It urges readers to buy a box for 60 little and enjoy meals without distress, promising fast relief and widespread consumer enthusiasm.
Positive identification has been made of Albert McCourt of Rock Springs Wyoming as one of the two men found dead in a refrigerator car in the Northern Pacific yards. He was identified by Matt McCourt. The other man, about 34, with a powerful build and missing two front teeth, remains unidentified despite checks of his clothing. the pair likely boarded the Dillon to Butte train and died from coke stove fumes.
Sixty two children from the Paul Clark home for orphaned children were treated to a skating party at the Holland rink. Skates were supplied for all ages, with transportation by Butte Street Railway to and from the rink. The event was led by Mrs. C. H. Moore, with rink use donated for semi monthly gatherings alongside Broadway theater vaudeville shows for the children.
J H Grenier of Butte Exide Service Station says enduring battery life is possible with honest care not hype. He notes letters from customers and testimonials praising Exide units lasting three to six years when properly maintained, though no guarantee exists. He stresses faithful Wexide service improves value and performance.
Douglas Ariz Jan 24 German consuls in Mexico arrange a regular weekly steamship service between German and Mexican ports. German ships from Hamburg will operate, Vera Cruz already hosts the first vessel with a cargo of chemicals arriving in Mexico.
Appointment of a permanent committee to fix physical standards for children entering employment and to supervise health of children at work was announced today by the Children's Bureau of the Department of Labor. Dr. George Barth of Milwaukee is chairman.
A Virginia City company has organized to prospect the ground between Alder Gulch and the Raspberry Mountains for Alder Creek’s original channel. It is securing options and plans to drill for bedrock soon. Residents believe ancient lava covers rich placer gold deposits, potentially boosting Virginia City’s fame.
Syracuse college women vow to refuse any teaching post below $1000 annually. Graduates with one or two years in the field will join the campaign to press for higher pay and standards.
James W. Gerard former ambassador to Germany and Democratic candidate for president in South Dakota pledges to debate Chicago independent contender George D. Monroe. The joint debate, sanctioned by state law, will take place in Sioux Falls on March 2.
New York report notes Prohibition closes the Eastern hotel at the Battery after 100 years. The inn, opened after the War of 1812, features mahogany beams from the African coast and hosted figures such as Robert Fulton, Daniel Webster, Commodore Vanderbilt, Jenny Lind, P. T. Barnum, and General Grant amid Battery social life.
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