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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 10, 1916
Page
7
An old advertisement touts Zemo as a quick remedy for hair fall and dandruff, claiming it kills the dandruff germ, nourishes hair roots, stops itching, and is safe, non greasy, and stain free. It recommends buying at drug stores in 25 cents or one dollar sizes from Zemo Cleveland.
The Interstate Commerce Commission orders all road locomotives to use electric headlights for clear visibility ahead at night. High power searchlights will be installed, with railroads contesting the rule, citing testing and blinding signal readings. About 67,863 locomotives now use headlights. railroads face a $6 million cost to comply.
Joe Vaille, long time chief clerk in the Northwestern Railway Mail Service, is reassigned as chief clerk of the Hawaiian islands. Roscoe Clinox will replace him in Seattle as acting superintendent. The move, part of a Northwest railway mail service reorganization, shifts about 600 to 700 clerks and affects Vaille’s salary by roughly $1,100 yearly.
South Butte Catholics plan a 15000 dollar subscription drive to build a new Sisters home on Delaware street near the parish school. The project aims to serve 11 Sisters in the parish and three more for Tutte, with 600 school pupils expanding the parish church. Work hoped to begin in a month, brick or concrete construction, replacing the old Utah avenue building.
Meeting of the county democratic central committee will be held today July 11 at 7 30 p m Business of importance William Malloy chairman
The Butte Good Government club will host a public banquet next Thursday evening with Miss Jeanette Rankin as guest of honor. Rankin will explain why she should be nominated for Congress, while club president Margaret Rozsa stresses the non partisan, citizen focus of the event and welcomes all party members. A brief address by Rankin and remarks from other candidates may be possible.
Milwaukee shop employees of the Chicago Milwaukee St Paul railway plan to raise a giant flag titled Of Glory on the plant front yard in Cream City. Dime donations are sought from workers and supporters to fund a public ceremony expected before week’s end with A E Manchester and St Paul officials to attend.
Manchester quotes Milwaukee shop employees pooling 10 cent contributions to buy a large United States flag to adorn the front yard near his office. President Earling praises the gesture as a sign of loyalty amid soldiers abroad, while the piece notes broad support for the flag project. The article then shifts to a separate note on experiments in Philippine tobacco crossing a Connecticut type yielding prices over twice as high.
A meeting of the Republican county central committee at Schilling's hall discussed campaign plans for the coming election. Chairman Ellingwood urged nominating the strongest county ticket for Silver Bow, while Joseph Corby outlined petition circulation for all candidates. Members agreed to help list candidates for the primary and boost Republican prospects statewide. Buffalo reports 10,983 licensed chauffeurs. New York state has 100,000.
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