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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 30, 1921
Page
10
An old advertisement touts Seventy-seven for all kinds of colds from common to stubborn. It urges taking the remedy at the first sneeze or shiver and offers a free 96 page pocket text book on treatment. The 77 product is sold at drug and country stores by Humphreys Homeopathic Medicine Co. in New York.
Almost everyone knows that Sage Tea and Sulphur when properly mixed restores natural color and luster to faded or gray hair. Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur Compound, sold in drug stores, promises natural darkening with a dampened brush for a strand at a time, producing a glossy even shade after repeated applications.
An advertisement touts Marmola Prescription Tablets as a harmless, rapid fat reducer promising two to four pounds weekly without lifestyle changes. It claims safety and benefits like smoother skin and better appetite, urging readers to buy from a druggist or mail order from Marmola Co.
A public tuberculosis information notice directs readers to contact The T. F. Glass Hospital and Pharmaceutical Company at Mason Building Los Angeles California for further information and address details.
Anaconda Meat and Grocery relocates after five years from 721 East Park Avenue to a larger fireproof building at the corner of Ash Street and Park Avenue. Owner Steve Trebovich notes a dry goods department and two large meat refrigerators, with modern equipment and a cooling plant, signaling substantial business expansion this week.
A parish meeting is scheduled in the parish house at six o'clock this evening. All men of the parish are invited to attend. M H Coy will be the speaker. An hour of singing and refreshments are also on the program.
Notice under Montana law warns that the city election registry books will close February 17 1921 at 5 p m. Electors may register with the county clerk in the Anaconda courthouse or with a deputy registrar. Movers must transfer to their new precinct. Otto J Jensen is registrar for Deer Lodge County.
Multiple small ads offer top prices for discarded clothing and goods from M Simon and others. Several lenders advertise quick money on real estate or chattels, including Von Falk, Slemons & Booth, Fischer, Wulf Realty, and Money To Loan firms in Butte.
Cards distributed by Anaconda League of Women Voters explain the national aims to foster citizenship education and improve legislation for women and children's welfare. The local branch seeks measures to boost city and county health and morals. Mayor McCavitt is invited to speak on city government issues tomorrow night.
The church at Chestnut and Fifth streets led by Pastor Mithun holds Sunday worship at 11 with the theme Weak Men and Strong Men. All welcome. Ladies' Aid meets Thursday at 2 p.m. in church parlors hosted by Mrs. N. Larson. Also the reorganized Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints conducts meetings at Dewey hall with Sunday school at 1 p.m. and preaching at 2 p.m. All welcome.
Christian Science Society at 316 Oak Street lists Sunday services at 11 am with a Love meditation and 12:15 pm Sunday school. reading room open Tue and Fri 2 to 4 pm. First Baptist, Fifth and Locust, Rev A A Layton preaches 11 am and 7:30 pm with morning The Son of Righteousness and evening What Meaneth This. Covenant meeting noted for Lord's Supper prep. Choir practice Sunday 7:30 pm. St Mark's Church offers 8 am holy communion 9:45 am Sunday school 11 am morning service 6 pm Brotherhood with speaker H G Coy and 7:30 pm evensong and John G Paton lecture.
First Presbyterian plans morning service themed The Growing Likeness with quarterly communion and an evening The Highest Education plus a fortieth anniversary program. First Methodist Episcopal lists morning worship at 10 45 sermon at Sunday school at noon and evening service at 730 with preaching by Pastor Wolfe. Swedish Evangelical Lutheran Zion Church Cedar and Sixth hosts Sunday school at 10 and service at 11 with Rev Alfred Appell of Butte preaching.
Corner East Sixth and Oak streets hosts church activities led by Pastor E S Williams son with Bible school at 10 a m. Morning service at 11 a m and evening service at 7 30 p m feature junior choir. All are welcome.
The Theosophical Society invites those interested to a standard lecture at 8 o clock this evening in the Hall of Theosophy at the Standard building.
William Tilden Jr. and William M. Johnston, members of the American Davis Cup team, sailed from Sydney and are due in San Francisco by February 20. Tilden will play several exhibitions on the Pacific coast before heading to Philadelphia.
Loren Murchison tied the world record for the 70 yard dash at 7.15 seconds during the Illinois Athletic Club annual track meet in Chicago. He defeated Jack Scholz of the Detroit Athletic Club by a narrow margin. Jolie Ray won the two mile in 10 minutes 1.5 seconds.
Japan reports completing a series of successful tests of a newly developed poison gas shell. The device is of Japanese manufacture and tested under controlled conditions to verify its effectiveness and reliability.
A photodrama at the Imperial theater today presents two leads, Hannibal Hamlin Pillsbury played by David Butler and Alice Drydan by Leatrice Joy. The film explores class and equality through a cooks’ life, a gilded upbringing, and a fate driven romance culminating in marriage.
The American Association for the Recognition of the Irish Republic of Anaconda organizes a public entertainment tonight at the A. O. H. hall. Michael Dowdall chairs the committee with Michael Connors and several ladies in charge.
Funeral services for the late Thomas W. Austin were held yesterday at St. Mark's Church at 2 o'clock. The Episcopal service was read by Rev. A. E. Whittie and the choir sang the deceased's favorite songs. pallbearers named were Harry Campbell, C. Goula, Cr. Chill, George Spiers, R. Morris, and Gus Meyers.
In compliance with an interstate commerce commission ruling, railroad passenger rates will increase from 3 to 3.6 cents per mile in the state. The Butte Anaconda and Pacific will implement the raise on Feb 10, making the Anaconda to Butte fare 90 cents.
The Universal Watch Case Crown company formed by L F Verberckmoes held a Thursday meeting and elected officers for the year: L F Verberckmoes president, Chris Marchion vice president, Margaret Verberckmoes secretary, F J Muller treasurer.
Jennie Doe Smith charged with bootlegging in Deer Lodge district court yesterday by order of Judge J. J. Lynch on petition from county attorney J. C. B. Knight. A bench warrant was granted on request.
Three young men arrested in Great Falls on burglary charges are believed to be from Anaconda. Names listed are George Dudack 22 Anthony Kline 18 and John Crane 22. An 18 year old girl was found with them in a Great Falls cabin and she claims innocence but says she knew they were stealing. A large amount of property found in the cabin has been identified in part by police.
Robert Warwick and Kid McCoy, once a famed pro, clash in a romantic adventure at the Bluebird theater as Warwick challenges the ex champ in an amateur bout. Bebe Daniels leads a cast that includes Viola Daniels Sylvia Ashton and Walter Hiers in the film portrayal of a husky prize ring tale.
Marco Rafalovich pleaded guilty to violation of the prohibition laws and was sentenced to 10 days in jail and fined $100 by Judge J. J. Lynch in district court. The raid by the sheriff's office led to the confiscation of bar and fixtures at the defendant's place and condemnation proceedings were announced by county attorney J. B. C. Knight.
The young ladies of the church announce a charity party for tomorrow night in A. O. H. hall to aid the St. Paul Aid society. Cards and a musical program will entertain with no admission charge. Refreshments will be served and attendees will find entertainment for all.
A fire started in a closet at the Robert Thompson residence located at 506 West Fourth Street yesterday morning. Children, who were left unattended briefly as their parents were away, handled matches and sparked the blaze. The fire department quickly extinguished the fire and the damage was described as nominal.
An advertisement touts Danderine as a hair tonic that revitalizes lifeless hair after a massage, making hair appear heavier and fuller. It claims to refresh the scalp, reduce dandruff and hair loss, and restore youthful brightness with a 3 5 cent bottle, available at all druggists.
Relief from nasal blockage as a cold or catarrh eases with Ely's Cream Balm. The antiseptic fragrance soothes swollen mucous membranes when applied in nostrils, promising instant relief and easier breathing.
Anaconda high school defeated Gallatin county high school 44 to 31 at Daly gym last night. Searles led Anaconda with 26 points while Wiley scored 19 for Gallatin, as visitors struggled with team play and defense.
An advertisement touts Begg's Mustarine as a rapid cure for sore throat tonsillitis chest colds and rheumatic pains. It claims relief within an hour with a yellow mustard plaster substitute and notes price of 30 or 60 cents from Fuller Drug Co.
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