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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 10, 1926
Page
15
An ad declares Kotex as a modern solution replacing old sanitary pads. It promises five times the absorbency, deodorizing protection, easy disposal, no laundry or embarrassment, and urges purchase in drug or department stores for a few cents. It claims eight in ten better-class women use it.
Butte postal officials urge 32 heavy mail firms to mail letters and parcels earlier in the day to speed eastbound delivery. If mail is sent after lunch or in disorganized piles, it may miss Northern Pacific No. 41 at 9:45 p.m. and ride on Milwaukee No. 18 at 10:25 p.m., reducing speed to southeastern connections. Officials advocate placing mail at the post office or in boxes as soon as ready and arranging facing to speed processing for quicker eastern delivery.
Street cars in Butte transported 101,443 passengers on July 3 4 and 5 according to Fr Nash manager of the Butte Electric Railway. The three days marked a 30 percent rise from the normal period and compared favorably with July 3 191? traffic. July 1 saw 24449 riders while July 5 reached 42102 with no accidents recorded and occasional use of extra cars to handle the load.
Police found a Boston brindle bull dog with three white paws a white breast a stripe between the eyes and a white spot on the back read yest erday. The dog named Teddy was taken to the city corral and will be returned to the owner with proper identification once claimed.
W. Miller of Cleveland and Kennedy of Mana Ana will assume duties as traveling passenger agents for the Milwaukee road. They will promote Yellowstone park tourist travel from the nearby Montana city. The railroad, with H. B. Burling and other officials, is finalizing plans for a new park program to be opened soon in the district.
Mrs Backus asks police to locate her brother Edward Rotkotsky who has a share in an estate. She notes their parents died recently leaving her, his sister and other relatives heirs in Butte. The case is pursued by local authorities to secure his rightful inheritance.
Judges Carroll and Bourquin will hear regular weekly law and motion calendars this morning in their departments. Several divorce and guardianship petitions are listed, including Valera Crane vs Martin Crane and Herbert Raw suit, with actions to restore former names and petitions to sell property. Multiple names appear in probate and accounting motions, with references to estate matters and pending final determinations.
M G Murrau and J J Hogan announced Milwaukee Road special excursions for Musselshell district residents to spend a day in Butte. The first trip departs Melstone Saturday evening, stopping at Roundup, Harlowton, and Sixteen and Josephine for fishing before ending in Butte at 6 pm. Round trip fares vary from six dollars from Melstone to four dollars from Harlowton.
A South Side social event at Columbia Garden featured a plenteous dinner and a subsequent card session. Mrs Ackerman led the guests, with Miss Jennie Williams and Merle Bishell among those attending. several local residents and families were noted in attendance and post-event fellowship.
A group of Butte men attend the AED Men’s Convention and plan to attend a grand ball and meeting. The event includes rites and duties, with attendees from various lodges and tribes noted in attendance.
In Butte a large gathering attended services for Edward M Schaad, held by Butte lodge No 240. Final rites were to start at 8 o clock at Tripp & Dragstedt apartments then proceed to Sacred Heart church for a 1:30 PM requiem high mass. Burial planned at Holy Cross cemetery.
A city program to repair Titulithic pavement began with crews working in the 400 block of Hast Park Street. An appropriation of 319000 funds the project, including cutting out worn sections and laying asphalt. The job aims to finish in about 34 to 49 days with asphalt mixing equipment soon to be mobilized.
LUSDON July reports that American picture producer Conor Laemmie, who recently underwent an operation for appendicitis, is much better today after earlier whispers of little hope for his recovery.
A marriage license was issued in Silver Bow County yesterday to Row erg Watson, 23, of Butte, and Ids Uo Haynes, 24, also of Butte. The OCR text is garbled but identifies two Butte residents obtaining a license.
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