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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 08, 1919
Page
9
The ad promotes Zemo as a safe effective eczema treatment to stop itching when used consistently. A 36 cent trial size and one dollar full bottle are offered, with Zemo Antiseptic Soap said to enhance results. The E W Rose Co of Cleveland Ohio distributes the products.
Eighteen policemen placed on the eligible list by action of the mayor and city council were returned to duty yesterday by Mayor Stodden. The move, held to provide best protection for the city, follows rumors of threats to officers seeking to continue work. Officers on the eligible list are to be restored by seniority for a temporary period until labor troubles settle, with protection provided for those going to and from work.
City officials warn a young female solicitor of the Dough Boy magazine to stop unfair practices. Police report several calls claiming she uses threats to pressure subscriptions at $1 a year. Refusal to sign may be reported to federal authorities, officials say.
In police court Frank Heaney, Charles Swanson, and John Peterson faced a pending case over a crash on South Utah Street into a broken telephone pole. Swanson was ordered to pay $10 after being found at fault. two defendants were dismissed. Swanson filed notice of appeal.
A frightened Special OM Melia of the county dry squad awoke to an explosion at dawn. He rushed to the county building basement in a near state of partial clothing, fearing the courthouse vault and its liquor stock would be looted after the blast.
The forecast mentions government timing, commerce, and labor force tensions. It hints at strikes, union activity, and potential dangers impacting workers this period. A scattered outlook notes business probability and personal paths influenced by star alignments.
Five couples were issued licenses yesterday. Theodore Frank and Ada Foster of Livingston. Walter D Inch and Ethel Gertrude Christman of Butte. Leo W Hill and Mildred Thompson of Missoula. Robert Klasmia of Great Falls and Mildred Platisia of Butte. Thorvald Brynild, son of Dillon and Amanda Johnson of Butte.
In Seattle area a masked bandit entered a food house on the Hiverett road near Silver Lake and robbed the proprietor before escaping in an automobile. The case is dropped, and authorities report a release of a detained cartoonist amid ongoing Army orders.
Postmaster Phil Goodwin delivered Walkerville mail yesterday after the Walkerville contract expired and a new contractor wasn’t ready. He hiked to the federal building with a heavy sack, clarifying he was not demoted but filling in until the new contractor could start.
The district court calendar of Judge Lamb finished yesterday with jurors dismissed. Of six cases, judgments were entered in three, two were vacated, and the plaintiff won the remaining case. Two vacated suits involved Morrison against Lawler Rowe and Alexander against Original Candy for a milk bill. Noel against Meyer was dismissed by default. Plaintiff awarded $17.25 in Gibson v Harrington for board and room.
Isabel McVeigh vs Victor Gallet involved a light mare case settled yesterday afternoon with a verdict for the plaintiff. The jury awarded $50 for loss of use and the case was appealed from the justice court. Trial set in Judge Dwyer's court after two days.
Deputies in the county attorney's office were busy yesterday filing complaints. Sam Toy was charged Rose Young with a third degree assault. LD Berry and A D were accused of gambling on charges. Deputy Sheriff Jack Whalen and Clint O'Neil Dominick Zenckhi had a disturbance charge preferred against him by Camille Guidi. Vagrancy complaints were filed against Faye Advaris and Mike Ads and Bille Bryan.
Funeral services for Sampson W Hall superintendent of the Boston and Montana Development company were held after his recent death. Reverend Charles F Chapin presided at the Episcopal ceremony with interment following.
A three member visiting commission arrived in the country amid references to allied government ties and a victory linked to status of the government. The fragmentary text hints at official engagements and political associations affecting governance.
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