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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 29, 1918
Page
12
A long time sufferer from cracked hands and pimples describes severe itching and sleepless hot weather irritation. After using Cuticura Soap and Ointment the skin healed following three cakes of soap and one box of ointment. Dennis A. Sexton Juntura Oregon endorses daily Cuticura soap use and occasional ointment for relief.
This advert claims Q-ban Hair Color Restorer reverses graying without dye, staining, or scalp issues. It emphasizes gradual color return, compatibility with washing and waving, and a money back guarantee. Sold by druggists nationwide for 15 cents.
Dr F M Edwards a famed physician for 17 years treated many women for liver and bowel ailments and offered olive tablets made of common vegetable ingredients with olive oil. The pills are said to stimulate liver and bowel action, remove waste, with a pale face and dull eyes improving after nightly use. Sold for 25 cents per box by druggists.
President Wilson calls all teachers to help compile a nationwide index for the selective service. County superintendent May Mussel asks teachers to report to local boards to examine questionnaires and file index cards, aiming for accuracy and speed amid overburdened boards.
Frank Joslin a well known smelterman, died yesterday at St. Ann's hospital after months of illness. A native of England, he was years old and survived by his wife and two children. He lived in Anaconda eight years and belonged to the mill and smelter men's union. Funeral services will be at Ma Honey undertaking chapel at 1 30 Thursday under Theosophic Society auspices with Catlin officiating. Clerks union team beat Washoe Coal in a Bowling League match on Walnut street last night. score 220. Foreign trade in 1917 totaled over 9 billion dollars with exports 5.256 billion and imports 2.052 billion according to the Bureau of Foreign and Domestic Commerce.
The text reports large totals in imports and exports, noting December and yearly figures with multiple monetary values and comparisons to prior periods. It also mentions an awaiting complaint by morning regarding the case of Peter, with Cascade County referenced in relation to a loan and a legal action.
After a two week vacation, several Montana schools report high absenteeism due to health precautions and quarantine needs. Officials note fewer students in all buildings, with 140 absentees at one school, 50 at another, and about 35 at St Paul’s parish. Parents blame illness fears while some keep children home to rest.
Officials announced a government order requiring aliens who owe allegiance to central powers or allies to register. Registrants must provide fingerprints, photographs, and sworn statements. handwriting, proper forms, and bank signatures must be completed under supervision. Penalties for noncompliance cited. the process mirrors military identification methods.
The committer for Mrs Mary Markey’s benefit reports strong progress as fraternal orders unite. Tickets selling fast, hall capacity at Moone Hall may be tight. Ancient Order of Hibernians donated the hall, Musicians’ Union No 1 will provide two orchestras at no charge. Final committee meeting tonight at 7:30 at the Moose Hall.
Reports from Warm Springs state hospital describe James Gordon as a dangerous escapee last seen wearing a dark mackinaw and jumper. He is about 5 feet 6 inches tall, 125 pounds, with a grayish mustache and sallow complexion. A reward is offered for capture.
A strange sandstone fossil or stone, described as a coateen ere reined of a whetstone, can be bent and twisted with light pressure. The prop Miller of Portland, Oregon reports the stone’s remarkable flexibility. Geologists cannot explain how a specimen cut from a small creek-bottom ledge retains such pliancy.
The arrest of former French premier Joseph Caillaux centers on a cable from Secretary Lansing noting Caillaux’s 1919 contacts with the Berlin Foreign Office via Count von Luxburg in Argentina. The aim was to reach peace with Germany at any price to resume business, with evidence expected to be published in the U.S. soon.
The report notes improving prospects for the local firm with progress over the past year. Directors appointed after the president, Mrs. minera x!, was removed from the Tuttle, with funeral plans set for 2 PM at the Episcopal church conducted by Rev.
Roundup announces Lord Grey de Ruthyn, Cecilton owner, buys a Rosshire county seat. fund drives for Young Women’s Christian War Relief are underway with $225,000 road bond rescheduled to late April for 400 miles of improvements. A county spelling bee kicks off with 300-word lists and prizes up to $15 at the May Roundup final.
A funeral service will be held Tuesday at Joslin Pitt Chapel for the deceased. The ceremony proceeds with a morning arrival and an afternoon service under the auspices of Theo ry and Catlin, with details read by the publisher.
The notices report the deaths of Mrs Elnora Ned and Axel Suppi and outline funeral details. Services are scheduled in Anaconda and at St Sonia Mary church, with times and arrangements to be announced by the undertaker.
An ad from C. A. Tuttle Co. Funeral Directors lists a roomy four room modern house on the west side. The property is 25 by 140 and offered with only $800 down. The notice hints at a quick sale and favorable terms.
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