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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 24, 1920
Page
7
Summer is ideal to fight rheumatism and remove the disease’s bloodborne germs. Recurrent pains flare with cold damp days, so start a thorough treatment now. S. S. S. promotes blood purification to eradicate the cause, sold by druggists. free literature and advice offered from Chief Medical Adviser in Atlanta, Georgia.
High railroad officials from Northern Pacific and Union Pacific visited Butte for a physical inspection of Western rail lines ahead of fall traffic. J M Hannaford and Howard Elliott led the group with fellow executives. plans included routes to St Paul and Anaconda, noting a 100000 car shortage and heavier wagon loads due to grain movements and strong crops.
The city health department inspected thirty establishments last week in Butte. Four grocers achieved perfect 100 percent scores: James Grocery 495 South Main Olympia Fruit Store 14 North Dakota People's Market 412 South Montana and London's Grocery 1116 West Gold. The Squirrel Cafe 108 West Park posted 100 percent, the only restaurant or bakery over 97 percent. Seven soft drink establishments and twenty-seven meat markets were evaluated, with some scores lowered by odors in ice boxes and storerooms or flies, yielding grades from 85 to 99 percent.
Bunnie Phalon, a musician formerly of Butte, arrived yesterday from San Francisco in a self built mobile home on a Ford truck. He and a companion camped in a small house with lights bunks stove and work table while touring sights from the Grand Canyon to Garden of the Gods. They plan to visit Yellowstone Glacier and coast cities before returning to California, a three month journey.
The first annual basket picnic of the Butte High School Alumni association will be held tomorrow at Durant. George V. Le Sage chairs the committee and plans include a 9:30 train departure, a day full of activities, a Gregson hike, a dance, and music.
Detroit News questions pathways to Cuba amid sugar shortages and trade constraints. The brief notes curiosity about access and trade conditions without detailing routes or official positions.
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