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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 31, 1922
Page
7
Anaconda readers hear a testimonial about kidney pain and backache relief from Dean's Kidney Pills. A resident, John Sigler of 601 East Front, reports lasting soreness, dull ache, and improved function after using the product.
Advertising copy touts San Cura Ointment as a quick healer for running sores fever sores and burns with a city drug store guarantee. It promises relief for various ailments and offers the ointment at 35c 60c and 2.50 per jar along with Thompson Medical Co antiseptic soap.
The body of William Martin, a World War I veteran and namesake of the William H. Martin post, arrived in Deer Lodge. He died in France on July 20, 1918, from wounds received August 1, 1918, and is survived by parents Mr. and Mrs. John Martin, two brothers James and John, and sister Alice. The service will be at the Methodist church with the veteran post in attendance. ex-soldiers are asked to meet at the Veterans' hall at 1 p.m. Wednesday to march to the funeral.
FEWER MEN 10 BE WORKED IN SHOPS ER LODGE Jan. 30. Upon the request of back shop forces of the Milwaukee railroad here, the company consented to give six days work a week to a reduced force in February, replacing two days per week. The move aims to cut payroll expenses, with reductions planned at various points effective Feb. 1. The plan follows discussions with union representatives and a decision under United States Railroad Labor Board rule No. 222. The back shop can be reduced to five eight-hour days or six days of eight hours to meet monthly allotments. The action was requested by the workers and will be implemented accordingly.
Prof Huon Jones of Oklahoma A and M College argues extinguishing fire by sound is possible when fuel is defined and only one element is involved, such as hydrogen. He says a neutralized tone can flatten flame waves, cooling the flame below its transition temperature to stop the fire.
Public health notice promoting Kellogg's Bran as a natural remedy for constipation. Claims include permanent relief with regular use, improved complexion and breath, and benefits for children. Advises daily intake of two tablespoonfuls and suggests multiple recipes and serving ideas.
James W Frush aged 71, Civil War veteran and longtime Anaconda resident, died recently in Seattle where he lived with his daughter. Born in Belmont Ohio in 1841 he enlisted in the Second Regiment of Town Cavalry Volunteers in 1863 and served a year. He worked at the Anaconda smelter and is survived by his daughter Mrs William R Hocking and six sisters including Mrs M Moore of Kansas City and Mrs Martha McQuillan of Idaho. a funeral and burial in Seattle are planned.
Cold temperatures hindered the curling schedule as Reid's rink defeated an opponent while four games were postponed. Scheduled matches included Reid Capron versus Kidd, along with Van Dyne Johnson Ki Peckover and Sultor, with McKay Munn serving as skip at 7 o'clock.
The Gypsy club decided at a 4 meeting last night to attend the basketball games tonight in the Daly Bvnmantum and back their team. Plans for several social affairs were laid for the near future, including a party next Wednesday and a Valentine celebration run by Anna Breneman Hollis McCrae and Dr. Thorkelson. Members were initiated into the club last night.
Anaconda and surrounding areas endured a biting cold as temperatures fell near zero overnight and into the morning. Readings ranged from 20 below near Warm Springs to around 10 below in other local spots as a lingering cold snap persisted.
Va Jan 30. George Woodbury, former secretary of the navy, was swept overboard from the SS Sachs tail boat off Cape Charles. He was later recovered by a wave and returned to the yacht formerly owned by the Garman family. The event followed reports that the yacht was under private ownership with ties to the Standard Gun tanker Japan Are.
Brooklyn Eagle reports that a U S circuit court of appeals ruling narrows the window for deporting aliens deemed undesirable. The McGregor Ross case holds that if an alleged offender is not deported within four months after a lien, he may be released for unlawful imprisonment and stay in the United States. The ruling urges prompt deportations and warns against indefinite detention as un-American.
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