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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 31, 1923
Page
3
A vintage ointment ad promotes Dennis Eucalyptus Ointment as fast relief for rheumatism and neuralgia. It instructs applying thick ointment, covering with flannel, then hot water bottle to drive oils in. If discomfort persists, visit a druggist for refund. Includes price and maker Dennis Mfg Co Berkeley CA.
A local newspaper lists diverse ads and notices with references to theater listings, sales on coats blouses silk underskirts and rugs, meat and groceries specials, and page numbers for detailed offers. It notes prices quoted are not guaranteed and must be confirmed via advertisements.
A fire believed caused by a lighted cigarette tossed into a hole in the floor fell into a pile of papers in a soft drink parlor run by Mike Eian at 3% East Broadway yesterday afternoon about 2 o'clock. The fire department doused the blaze with chemicals. only slight damage occurred. States having most motor trucks on farms are Pennsylvania New York and Town.
Thousands of overfat people have slimmed by following doctors who recommend Marmola Prescription Tablets. The harmless fat reducers claim to melt fat quickly without strict dieting. Send price to Marmoth Co Detroit Michigan for a case.
Senate debates rural credits legislation as Republican leaders seek to speed passage. Senators Lenroot Ashurst Fletcher Harrison clash with objections to delaying vote. Proposals include evening sessions and a possible Friday close, with uncertainty on timing before a final decision.
Butte prepares for city elections with a special election committee meeting to select judges clerks and voting places. County lists and polling booths to be decided for the March 19 primary and the April 2 general election with two years of service for judges and clerks.
An unusually massive set frames William A. de Mille's Paramount production The World's Applause starring Bebe Daniels and Lewis Stone. The show opens at the American theater for three days with this spectacle.
An immense Paramount stage hosts Bayotan scenes of Cleopatra’s day with Mist Daniels as Corinne Alys amid a large audience. The production features Lewis Stone alongside Miss Daniels in a dramatic melodrama about scandal and a rising career. A sunshine comedy The Fifteen screens with Pathe News showcasing world events. Also reported is the Shea salary appeal case heard in Helena with the city appealing to the supreme court.
Marriage licenses were granted yesterday to Hugh McLoughlin and Nora Shinners, Otto Hopka and Mandy Jarvi, Holger Hen and Minnie Sorenson, Ignace Oranzen and Mary Balantich, all of Butte.
Butte Scouts will operate from a new headquarters in the Silver Bow block. Scout Executive Ben Owen announced the move, with offices, a stenographer room, and a large council room for meetings and training. The boys' room is nearly ready, and the larger room will host a leadership course starting next week. Owen then traveled to Lewistown to address Kiwanis Rotary and scout banquets, with further engagements in Great Falls before returning Friday.
Reports show 800 shares of mining stock sold for 2355.68 in the Wilson estate. Patrick Mulligan's bond inked at 400. Lyla Davia fled. Dismissals filed in Pinazas Kamniker Giberson Shea v Butte Electric Street Railway. John Connors vs city continued. Evelyn Rayle testified she was intoxicated at ceremony. Evelyn Rayle granted divorce from Edward Rayle. Anna Jewkes sues Benjamin Jewkes for extreme cruelty. John Fordyce divorced Ida Fordyce. service noted but no appearance. Judgment sale in Wahley v Dryden for 850. sold for 10. Fred Lund sues James Mayne on notes and mortgages. Ida May Griswold v Charles Griswold citation to appear February 3 for alimony and fees.
The Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks No 240 will observe Past Exalted Rulers Night on the first Thursday in February per ritual. All lodge members who have held the highest rank and are able will attend. A separate notice notes the passing of a citizen of Meade remembered with funeral rites at St Helena's church.
Advice stresses gentle stomach health over stimulants for a lack of appetite. It promotes giving the stomach the needed alkaline balance to curb acidity and reduce gas belching souring and pressure impacting comfort and heart sensation.
Kiwanis officers push to raise weekly attendance toward 100 percent as four meetings show gains. Discussion set on raising annual dues to 18 dollars to fund next year’s operations. county clerk William Molloy notes city election registration closes Feb 1 with 9 pm closure to aid voters. Voters will choose mayor city treasurer police magistrate and eight aldermen. Mary Barker announces birth on Jan 27 at 643 Colorado Street. Langdon announces birth on Jan 13 at 1085 Gast Park Street.
Nine bench warrants were issued on complaints chiefly for liquor violations in Judge Lynch's court yesterday. Aladdin Hassan and Owen, previously entering not guilty, asked to change pleas to guilty on the second count. Sentences: $200 each. Hassan $100 remaining due Feb 7. Shields granted stay until Feb 20. Bertha Clark drug offense continued to Feb 7. Vern Blanchard plea jury continued to this morning.
Seibenaler, mining engineer and former alderman, visits the city greeting old friends after years in Mexico. He worked for the International Mining company and plans to stay months here while awaiting U S recognition of the Mexican government. He notes American mining men have little standing south of the Rio Grande.
Fragmented line describes neuritis with sharp upper arm pain, headaches, numb fingers and tingling. It touts a cure with a dollar pack, mentions a chemical remedy and a dealer, reflecting an unreliable medical advertisement tone.
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