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Newspaper

Anaconda Standard

Location

Anaconda, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jul 01, 1924

Page

10

McCoy's Cod Liver Oil Tablets Offer Flesh and Health Boost

An old style advertisement touts McCoy's Cod Liver Oil Tablets as a tasty alternative to liquid cod liver oil. It claims dramatic gains in weight and vitality for children and adults, with examples of a 9 year old gaining 12 pounds in seven months and others gaining up to 15 pounds in five weeks. Priced at 60 cents for 60 tablets, available at City Drug Store and Fuller Drug Co.

City Drug Store Fuller Drug Co

Preliminary trial calendar set by Anaconda judge

Judge Winston disposed of preliminaries for July district court trials. A 50-name venue draw is scheduled Wednesday with trials to follow Thursday. Prohibition case against Julius Hancock and Maurice De Dyker, and Alois Schalk on game-law charges, are among those set for July 8.

Winston Julius Hancock Maurice de Dyker Alois Schalk Belle Meehan Fred Gangner Georgetown Anaconda Gangner Charles Ehlman Antti Bornespakka Joe Seifert Maart Williams Bonner Lumber Company William C. Kester Peter McNally Ed Keeley J. P. Stagg B. B. Elford Mary Jones Horace Martin John KE. Hanson Wes Dodd Nay Simon Co. P. Androli John Connors Edith Girolami J. B. Gallagher Lon BE. Morrow H. C. Gardner Mike Lewis John Verlanio J. A. Axelson G. D. Clanes Omaha Crilen-Johnson M. J. Crisen A. M. Shemo W. O. Pomeroy

Liberty Means Little to Omester City Youth

Joe Seifert, held on a liquor charge, was released on a $1,000 bond only to return to trouble. He was rearrested after drinking downtown and serenading inmates at the county jail. A nuisance case by County Attorney Knight will be heard before Justice Pringle, with district court trial set for July 12. Meanwhile the rubber heel industry has shortened tack lengths by nearly half.

Joe Siefert Seifert Durkneid Vile Knight Pringle

Temperatures Near 100 in Anaconda Heat Wave Hits Town

Residents sought shade as a sunny spell pushed daytime readings toward 95 degrees by early afternoon and 92 degrees by evening. Government observer Frank Kennedy notes the period as one of the hottest in years.

Sol Frank Kennedy

Georgetown Boy Scouts Praised For Helpful Motorcade Work

Boy Scouts of Anaconda receive high praise for directing drivers and aiding a Missoula Bitter Root excursion motorcade over the Georgetown hill. Scout Executive Madsen organized scouts at various points to manage over a hundred autos and ensure safety, with a formal letter of appreciation from Charles H. Roberts of the Missoula Chamber of Commerce.

Boy Scouts Anaconda Missoula Butte Skalkaho Road Madsen Georgetown Charles H. Roberts

Boys Burglarize Store for Candy Loot Then Get Caught

Two Opportunity boys broke into T A Smet's store Sunday evening, taking about twenty dollars of merchandise. They hid the loot along Mill creek but most was recovered. The case goes to juvenile court before Judge Winston.

T. A. Smet Mill Creek Winston

June Loses Bridal Peak as August Becomes Month for Weddings

Deer Lodge County court records show June shrinking as August rises for marriages. In June 1924, 14 licenses were issued in a city of 11 000, including brides as young as 17 with parental consent. Most couples had ages 23 to 36 for men and 17 to 35 for women. One couple had an older bride of 30 and groom 26.

Deer Lodge Butte

United States birth described by Rotary club speaker

The Anaconda Rotary club celebrated the Fourth of July with Senator Tom Stewart delivering a vivid address on America and the Declaration of Independence. He recalled colonial struggles and the path to a powerful nation while earning long applause. A governor Lou letter thanked Rotary clubs for support and urged cooperation with the new administration. C. F. Murphy presided, Henderson appeared as a guest. a note mentions pocket collapsible coat hangers invention.

Tom Stewart America Great Britain Stewart Lou C. F Murphy Henderson Francisco Rotarian

Anaconda Postoffice daytime hours shortened change

Anaconda postoffice shifts schedules effective today July 1 moving from second to first class status. Stamp and registry windows now run 8 am to 6 pm while money order and other windows open 9 am to 5 pm. Outgoing mail must be deposited by 5 45 pm. no mail deposited after 6 45 pm.

Anaconda Phil Daniels Daniels

Ferry boats fitted with huge air plane wings

The report predicts ferry boats equipped with large airplane wings could reach speeds up to 150 miles per hour, signaling a futuristic mode of rapid water transit.

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