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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 29, 1921
Page
2
The ad argues that paying per cup or per pound affects quality. It claims a fair price yields exquisite fragrance, charming taste, invigoration, calm restfulness, and cheer, while underpaying results in harsh tasting tea with none of these benefits.
The ad promotes Edwards Olive Tablets as a gentle liver and bowel tonic. It cites Dr. Edwards of Ohio and claims the product, a substitute for calomel, restores buoyancy by toning the liver and purification system. Available in 15 cents and 3 use options.
Butte and Great Falls high school teams meet in the local gym at 8 pm with both clubs aiming for a win. Coach Danahey plans Boyer Chapman Walsh Dahlberg O'Connor for Butte while Crouch keys Shaw Gonser Bjorkman Golob Hoag Baxter Oliver Baker for Great Falls. Admission covers both game and dance after the contest.
Exhibitions of fancy skating will be held at the Clark rink at 1 p m Sunday under school authority for the benefit of public school children who joined last week carnival. George McManus leads the program with motion pictures to record the events.
In Minneapolis Jock Malone of St Paul outpointed Johnny Tillman of Minneapolis in a welterweight ten round no decision bout. Farmer Lodge of Minneapolis knocked out Cliff Cramer of St Paul in the seventh round of a scheduled ten round heavyweight bout.
A jury found for the Northern Pacific in an $80 000 damages suit filed by Julius Warner as administrator of the Fred Greene estate. Greene was killed crossing the Gregson tracks Christmas morning 1917, with defenses citing contributory negligence. The trial spanned over a week and four hours of deliberation.
William Joseph Sullivan, a longtime miner resident of Butte for 20 years, died yesterday in a local hospital at age 34. He was born in Calumet Michigan and is survived by his wife, three children William Dolly and Kenneth, his father Patrick O Sullivan of Butte, and his sisters and brothers. The funeral will be Monday at 9 o'clock from his sister Mrs Caron's home at 325 Virginia Street with mass at St Marys church at 9:30 and burial in Holy Cross cemetery.
Helena dispatch reports Bishop John P. Carroll traveling to Dubuque Iowa for his brother P F Carroll who died in Chicago. P F Carroll was an inventor and Joliet Illinois businessman who had visited Montana. he is survived by two sisters Mrs P T McDermott of Helena and Mrs J C McCarthy of Bozeman.
Johnny Mitchell Vernon shortstop moves to the New York Americans for seven players in a Pacific Coast League and American Association exchange. The deal also involves Ham Hyatt Roy Corhan Slim Love Truck Hannah Ernie Shore and an additional player to be named. Roy Corhan and Slim Love shipped from San Francisco to Vernon in return for Frank O Doul and an unnamed outfielder. Corhan had stated he would not play in the Coast league outside of the Lance club.
The Portland boxing commission, convened by Mayor George L. Baker, refused to sanction a 10 round decision bout for Jack Dempsey in April. The mayor said the match neared prize fight territory, and state law denies prize fighting, placing final authority with the mayor under boxing supervision.
Tyler before Judge Carroll as 30 candidates and witnesses packed the Butte courtroom for a long citizenship examination. Most cases dismissed. three applicants, Matijas Panijan Koblam Assad and John Roemmp, permanently barred for evading military service under enemy alien laws. Eleven of 17 women candidates must retake the exam within 90 days if they wish another try.
First Church of Christ at 229 North Montana street holds services at 11 a.m. and 8 p.m. with the subject Love. Sunday school convenes at 9:45 a.m. The note adds ice yachts can reach speeds over 80 miles per hour with favorable winds.
Anaconda high school beat Beaverhead high 25 to 19 at Daly gym last night. Searles starred at forward as Anaconda opened the second half with a decisive run while Beaverhead tired. Beaverhead showed good passing but struggled to finish from the field.
Ollie Fuhrman catcher for Regina in the Western Canadian Baseball League has been signed by the Philadelphia Americans, announced today.
Dodds of Flathead signals opposition by proposing a bill to shift auto license issuance to counties and keep license fees near present levels with possible minor truck increases. The measure contrasts with the governor and revenue committee plan, and faces expected opposition in the Montana House as it moves through the revenue and taxation committee.
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