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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 25, 1920
Page
6
Don’t be without Sloan's Liniment. Sold 38 years, it penetrates without rubbing to ease rheumatic twinges sciatica sore stiff muscles and other exterior pains. Leaves no stain and is economical in large bottles. Available in 35c 70c and 140c sizes from your druggist.
A soldier describes chronic stomach trouble and morphine injections over two years. After using four bottles of Mayr's Wonderful Remedy he is reportedly restored to health and back in the artillery. The ad claims the product removes intestinal mucus and inflammation, including appendicitis, with a money-back guarantee.
Tax collector H M Dengler in Butte released a five question guide for filing income tax returns. It covers filing when married, exemptions, heads of family, dependents, and student dependents over 18. Answers specify exemptions ranging from 1000 to 2600 and note who qualifies as head of family or dependent.
Mrs. Catherine Penny sues the city of Butte in district court seeking 5000 damages plus 300 for medical treatment after she allegedly fell on an Emmett street sidewalk between Broadway and Granite due to snow and ice accumulation that endangered pedestrians.
Thomas Surle was arraigned before Judge Lynch and pleaded not guilty to obtaining money on a fictitious check. A motion to dismiss the information for insufficiency was denied and a demurrer overruled. Surle also faces a charge concerning a prior conviction.
Astrologers call Sunday a unlucky day with malefic planetary aspects affecting church and state. Dissent grows within and between denominations as coalitions form. A literacy drive and a future leader are foretold, while prophesies warn of clashes with another nation and up to a minor troop callout. Children born this day may be high strung yet succeed best under others.
City Auditor Crumline turned over 2679.90 in salvage funds to City Treasurer Strasburger after a dispute over custody. Both officials stood by their positions as council had ordered repayment and the money dated from August with 555 in sales since January.
The name St. Petersburg was abolished by imperial ukase on Sept. 1, 1914, due to its German derivative. Petrograd had been used by non-Russian Slavs before being adopted as the capital city’s name.
Three divorce decrees signed in Judge Jacksons court yesterday. Andrew Storrar granted a divorce from fear Storrar. Ethel Garrett granted a divorce from Chester Garrett. Chloe Perry granted a divorce from Oscar Perry.
Judge Jackson denied the motion to strike from the complaint in the Knights of Columbus v. Jennie Duffy suit after arguments and take under advisement earlier this week.
Ex service men were naturalized after examinations of discharged papers and witness testimony. W R Thomas of the government naturalization bureau conducted the tests. One case was continued to permit witness substitution. none denied. Citizens include Carl M Anderson Bert Husband Olaf Olsen Bakke Gust Emil Carlstedt Michael Thomas Haggarty William Gert Bert Johns Michaelo Gilmartin John Mulligan Nick Vulovich Timothy James Harrington Francis Gallagher George Haleva Stanley M King William John Pengully George Gardiner Herman Buddle John Lucatelli Cesare Delrambattista Grant Trethewey.
A historical drug advertisement urges immediate use of Seventy-seven at the first sign of a cold or grip to break up symptoms. It claims no one thanks you for preventing a cold and promotes a Doctor's Book in multiple languages mailed free. Humphreys Homeo Medicine Co., 156 William Street, New York.
Chief Jere J. Murphy led two dawn raids against gambling at the Big 4 on South Main and at 74 East Park Street. Ten offenders were arrested and fined a total of 340 dollars in the morning session, with eight players at the Big 4 and two others at the Park Street location. Proprieter Pete Anderson was fined 100 dollars. others were fined 20 dollars each. Soros Matas and Tom Montonos were fined 50 dollars each for vagrancy by gambling.
Bids for carrying the mail from Butte to Walkerville may be submitted to the Butte post office. A contract will be let to the best bidder. Lillian C Benedett named acting postmaster at Loma Montana fourth class office.
Members of Robin Hood Home stead Brotherhood of American Yeomen No 1970 will meet on the first and third Wednesday of each month. Meetings will be held at American Hall on West Park instead of Carpenters' Hall. Florence Grant, Cor.
A brief note notes readers are perusing today’s classified ads for personal gain. It hints at curiosity about offerings and opportunities, inviting interested individuals to browse listings and respond as needed.
Don’t stay stuffed up in hours. Take a dose of Pape's Cold Compound every two hours until three doses relieve a cold. It opens nasal passages, stops runny nose, eases headache, feverishness, sneezing, and sore stiffness. Quickest relief, tastes pleasant, costs only a few cents. Contains no quinine. Insist on Pape's.
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