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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 28, 1919
Page
8
An old advertisement extols Swift's S. S. S. as a blood purifier that cleanses the blood and removes impurities. It claims impurities cause catarrh scrofula eczema malaria and other diseases. The copy urges readers to write the Swift Specific Company Medical Dept Atlanta Ga for free literature and advice.
An article recounts Admiral Mayo and staff touring Porto Corsini in Italy on Nov 30. Captain Willis B. Haviland receives praise for Camp Haviland’s neat, disciplined state and rapid progress. Ensign Johansen demonstrates a flight while Mayo commends Read and aviators for their bold Pola operation in 1918.
Police inspector M Lelorieux writes to Charles Austin of Butte Chamber of Commerce seeking American aid to exploit vast timber wealth in Pnom Penh Cambodia. He notes a big field for exploitation and invites correspondence to unlock forest resources with investment. Public call to participate aims to push development of raw material resources.
Leonard Peaputte is assigned to help secure civilian jobs for returning soldiers. Harvey P. Griffin leads Montana farm labor recruitment, coordinating with Scott Leavitt and Wilson of Hazeman from Great Falls. Griffin runs from headquarters at Falls, after formerly managing a 1000 acre farm and teaching at the state agricultural college.
Irene Tiefenthaler files for divorce from Andr Tiefenthaler citing cruel treatment and dissipated earnings. She states he earns seven dollars daily as a machinist but wastes the money gambling, leaving them unable to afford clothing for their year-old daughter. She asks for custody, $75 monthly alimony, and $100 for her attorney, alleging threats to injure and abandonment.
In police court yesterday morning lift OLeary and W Williams, two motor truck drivers, faced charges of driving without license number tags. Calpin arrested them. OLeary had his $10 fine suspended after proving his plates had fallen off, while Williams must pay $10 for driving with improper Henge taxes missing.
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