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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 19, 1921
Page
6
Backache fatigue and kidney irregularities plague many. Dean’s Kidney Pills are promoted as a remedy. An Anaconda Cast John Glenn of East Fifth Street testifies they strengthen kidneys and relieve back pain, with neighbors confirming the product’s long use and reliability.
Mayor McCavitt formed a merchant committee to study and report on the city license ordinance resistance by local businesses. He hopes to avoid court action and delays, noting possible settlement benefits for both merchants and city. The Montana Municipal League meeting in Anaconda Sept 3-? prompted preparations and a delegation to attend.
Thomas Reed, for 36 years a resident of Anaconda, died last night at a local hospital aged 60. He was an engineer and is survived by his wife a daughter and two brothers in Ireland. An uncle John Morris also resides in Anaconda. He had been ill for some time.
Deputy Russell Osborne will travel to Helena to obtain a governor’s requisition for the capture of C Riggin, held in Seattle on auto theft charges. Riggin admits owning a Ford car and says he bought it in Butte. Osborne will proceed to Seattle once the papers are secured. Also, a note of thanks from Ena Hansen and family for support after a bereavement, including floral remembrances.
Dillon July 18 sportsmen at the state shoot paid tribute to C H Smith re elected secretary for the twenty ninth year. George M Melton presented a substantial gift as appreciation and Smith recalled his Montana beginnings and the town of Dillon then Terminus naming Dillon after railroad president Steep Smith. He and his party departed for home in Butte.
Dry land ranchers on the east bench of the valley report the army cut worm has appeared in Dillon. Several fields show heavy damage and it is feared more losses will follow as the pest spreads across the grain areas. A Pittsburg plant operates a cafeteria feeding 9 000 workers per hour.
Anaconda notes record warm week with every day above 80 degrees. Visitors include J. H. Burton of Butter and John S. Callow of Keattie en route to Detroit. Local events feature Acacia Produce No 33 meeting, lodge work, and several clubs tonight. Tax equalization sessions, hunts for bears and elk, and a small fire at 312 Cherry Street are also listed.
The Anaconda city council passed an emergency ordinance declaring all places selling or keeping intoxicating liquors in violation of law as common nuisances with penalties of 25 to 300 dollars fines or up to 90 days in jail. The measure, rushed through after a brief recess, takes effect immediately to preserve peace and safety. City officials certify the ordinance and its approval dates.
The Alumni defeated the Goodfriends 19 to 7 to move ahead in league percentage as Giel and Nagle pitched for the clothiers. Harper and Giel doubled, Logan was plunked, Thomas walked, and Giel struck out five. Six Alumni and four Goodfriends left on base. Batteries: Alumni Thomas Emmons. Goodfriends Giel Nagle Hedge.
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