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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 13, 1926
Page
9
An old times sanitary method is rejected as hazardous. Kotex products promise five times more absorbency, deodorizing, and easy disposal with no laundry or embarrassment. Available at drug or department stores for a few cents.
Overworked Hartford woman Ethel May Snider reports relief after taking Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. The testimonial notes prior illness and fatigue from housework and outwork, with improved health after regular use. The article claims numerous similar letters from women nationwide praising the remedy.
Past Historic spots bristle with adventure as the Juniata 2230 steams the Great Lakes Transit Corporation fleet. The ship offers changing scenery, premium cuisine, first class sleeping accommodations, dancing, games, and shore trips. Meals and berth included. Sailings every three days from principal ports on Lake Erie Huron and Superior.
Milwaukee officials announced a new timetable reducing travel time on the eastbound Columbian from Tacoma to Chicago starting next Sunday. The changes drop several stops, shorten transcontinental portions, and shift arrival times, making the route the fastest to Chicago and shortening trips to Butte and Minneapolis with major savings for connections to Spokane and Portland.
The Northern Pacific railway announced rates for four conventions to be held in Montana from Aug. 6 to Aug. 13. A. B. Smith said fare reductions apply on a certificate plan with minimum attendance of 100 and returning by Aug. 11 or Aug. 12, covering events at Missoula Anaconda Bozeman and Montara and including Mystic Shrine travel.
Members of the Dorcas society of Baumanuel Lutheran will entertain Wednesday evening at 8 o'clock in the church parlors at the intersection of Silver and Mlanteva Streets. A program of music and other entertainment will be given with refreshments and a social hour. Vocal solos and piano pieces will be performed by Elizabeth Anderson Ma Helen Davis and Davis. Mrs Educardoni accompanies.
Jack McGee and James Edwards were arrested at 2:13 a.m. by Assistant Chief of Police Lar kis and held in the city jail for investigation in the prowling report on South Main Street. Bonner Black, the complainant, names two machines parked in the 200 block as linked to the incident. The Batte Girl Scout Council plans a meeting tonight and a swimming contest may follow.
A Chicagoan heir’s will and a northern Ohio property set off a complex estate tale as an aged woman in Southams builds a fortune from an $80,000 share and a further $20,000 bequest. The late Edwin B. Jennings left an estate of about $4,000,000 to heirs including Myre Gagart and others amid Foreclosures and family disputes. The sisterhood of the clan reveals long hidden wealth and a recluse’s legacy shaping a modest home into a fortune.
The Ryle Firemen Relief Association filed articles to operate as a nonprofit corporation for the benefit of firemen and their families. It seeks a fund to aid active, disabled, widowed, and orphaned firefighters and to foster social ties within the department while avoiding pecuniary profit. Signatories include Pat Cavantagh and others.
The program outlines a two day fight event with a first day on scheduled improvisation and a fourth day on a golf like format. Special prizes include a silver candle set silver mask and golf sticks among others. Notable attendees include Hake company president Wanderd and Northern Pacific official Ray A. Youn.
Senator Frank Brazebaker of Dillon reported bountiful crops in leavehead county and the Els H161¢ basin with conditions in the Tig Hole country improving. North districts run above average early yields and Beaverhead stock is in fine shape as harvesting starts this week amid heavy work by hundreds of men.
A damaged box attached to a pilephone at the Bell Telephone company came loose Sunday night, smashing and exposing its interior. The latest incident, reported to police, occurred near the Kahn hotel on West Galena Street.
A Butte woman, Ellen Blasted, 25, visiting New Jersey, was injured during an explosion at a naval ar s. The blast damaged a home, injuring several others and shaking the area. Investigators work to determine the cause as residents describe a chaotic scene with shattered windows and displaced debris.
Fifteen men seeking to join city police duties will appear before the council on Wednesday. Applicants include named individuals and a list of addresses. The process involves exams and a potential appointment upon successful completion.
The world touring star Charlin Chaylin arrives at the Rialto today, featuring a cutaway nat beat and playful props. Known from New Realad to feelin, he brings a lively set with bakey Crayarrn and tamboo cans that have made him a household name.
Anton W. Straith, 29, of Galen and Marie Elizabeth Garman, 23, of Sev Praise clan, secured a license yesterday in Bliver Taw county marking a union.
The cooperative sales plan at Orton's Music House enters its third week and draws strong local interest in Butte and surrounding districts. D. F. Akers, in charge, notes terms offered by top makers and says music activities at Orion Music House foster home music appreciation and develop young talent through piano instruction and related lessons.
A report states the proprietor found two hens missing from a yard coop on VL East Galwaa street, with a fire being started nearby. Police received the damaged report and are investigating the theft and arson connection.
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