Optical service shines through customer testimonials
Customers praise the optical service and also teach friends that glasses benefit general health in addition to improving protecting and preserving sight.
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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 27, 1920
Page
7
Customers praise the optical service and also teach friends that glasses benefit general health in addition to improving protecting and preserving sight.
Rent planes from Orton Bros and F. W. McKenzie of Dillon appear among visiting business figures in Butte. Several residents from Divide, Twin Bridges, Dillon, Manhattan, Three Forks, and Billings register or stay at local hotels. Aeneas Lane touted for county commissioner, Morial Robinson seeks divorce from Arthur Robinson. Silver Bow Storage and Transfer files articles of incorporation to operate general storage business in Butte.
All members of Robin Hood Home stead Brotherhood of American Yeomen No 1970 will meet on the first and third Wednesday of each month. Some sessions will be held at American Hall on West Park instead of Carpenters' Hall. Florence Grant, Cor.
Thirty eight American railroad guard members at Toselska near Verkhne Udinsk captured one of General Semenoff s armored trains on January 10. The Cos sack general commanding it was killed and all officers were captured after the train attacked the sleeping detachment.
Butte mothers whose sons fell in France will receive memorial diplomas from the French government at exercises hosted by the Silver Bow post of the American Legion on Washington's birthday. One hundred forty one names are on the roll of respected dead. officers are checking who sacrificed on French soil. Commander Ed Bassett plans the program linked with the diploma presentations. The school superintendent will help shape the event, with Marseillaise to be taught in schools. A pageant and non sectarian religious program with Protestant Catholic and Jewish representation are planned.
In Key West Florida on January 26 Bernard Siford and Willie Demeritt were sentenced to six and eight years in prison for stealing four chickens.
The Consumers' League plans an eggless event in city council chambers Thursday evening. Mrs T A Grigg will speak on relief work and cost of living. Egg boycott may be lifted as egg prices drop to a reasonable basis and members consider eggless breakfasts or cakes for the occasion.
Prospect of a strong clash at the American National Livestock association convention centers on tomorrows debate over the marketing committee report and Kenyon Kendrick packing regulation bills now before Congress. Delegates express deep sentiment on both sides and cannot predict the outcome.
Helena January 26 Officials of Montana state board of health report several influenza cases in the state but emphasize no alarm. They note the cases are mild and preparations are in place due to rising eastern city cases and suspected western spread. A pamphlet outlines regulations: report all cases within 24 hours, house placard, isolate patients, and restrict household movement except essential workers if isolation is possible.
Bozeman officials report eight mild influenza cases with no official tally yet. Nurses are registering at the chamber of commerce to be available if needed.
Chicago reports 166 deaths in 24 hours ending 5 PM due to influenza and pneumonia. Influenza caused 86 deaths and pneumonia 80. The period also records 1,616 new influenza cases and 467 new pneumonia cases.
New York health officials reported a drop in influenza cases today but Health Commissioner Copeland warned preliminary data indicate at least 3,000 new cases will be recorded tomorrow. He expected deaths to remain largely unchanged. Today's count was 1,712 versus 2,855 yesterday.
In Minneapolis on January 26 the board of health reported seventy four influenza cases. The tally reflects ongoing illness amid the winter outbreak and the city monitors spread.
In San Jose California on January 26 the body of Charles J Abrames was flown from Garden City aviation field to Oak Hill cemetery in a first US air funeral arranged per Abrames last wish. The casket was strapped to the rear of the pilot seat and visible to observers. Abrames served as an aviator overseas.
Dell Sullivan, recently returned from overseas service, drank Lysol after buying two bottles near 827 East Park Street. He collapsed in a vacant lot and was taken to the emergency hospital, where doctors and a matron fought to save him for three hours. A Lysol bottle was found in his pocket. a first bottle could not be located. Sullivan was well dressed and had $13 on him at jail. Officer Hallissey identified him. Motive unknown.
Washington January 26 representatives of farmers associations and railroad employees pressed senate and house conferees against private operation resuming March 1 urging government operation be extended at least two years. Hampton said extension needed for the country to study the railroad problem. Wills added that a two year extension could trigger further extensions. Coleman and Krugler said labor would vote against lawmakers not voicing railroad views.
In St. Paul Minn on January 26 the health department reports seventy five new influenza cases and two deaths from influenza complications.
CHAPTER BIG GAMES NEW YORK Jan 26 Stanford University today entered the field as a candidate for staging the Pacific coast Olympic games trials competing with Pasadena for the honor of holding the initial tryouts preliminary to forming the United States team for the Antwerp international meet.
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