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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 24, 1923
Page
8
A vintage ad highlights Doan's Kidney Pills as a remedy for backache and kidney issues. It includes a neighbor endorsement from Mrs. Anna L. Neal of 396 E. 3rd, praising relief from kidney disorder symptoms and dizziness.
A countywide druggist advertises Allenrhu as a guaranteed remedy for rheumatism. It claims uric acid deposits dissolve within a day and promises money back if pain and swelling persist. James H. Allen declares no payment unless the medicine conquers the disease, with City Drug Store supplying the product and mail orders taken.
Physicians and druggists promote Moone's Emerald Oil as a powerful germicide that allegedly normalizes varicose veins, goitre, enlarged glands, and wens. Two-ounce bottles retail with a refund if no results, with City Biore and mail orders noted.
For a quick sale a four room modern house on Walnut street is offered at 1600 dollars and a four room modern on Pine street at 2300 dollars. The listings emphasize fast sale and attractive prices for buyers seeking affordable city housing.
R B Abbott Co advertises standard want ads promising rapid responses and measurable outcomes for classifed notices. The brief notice emphasizes speed and reliability in connecting buyers and sellers through concise listings.
Dillon news reports the Dillon volunteer fire department will sponsor the annual three day roundup in early September with committees led by Hugh Co. Chambers Joe Newnes Will Featherly and Tom Drummey. Sub committees will be formed once the order is set. Events include horse races automobile races and bucking horses with a strong racing card planned. The roundup follows a successful Fourth of July celebration and promises similar success.
In Deer Lodge on Saturday night Under Sheriff Louis Boedecker and deputies raided the Olla Harrington home at 606 Second Street finding a crowd intoxicated and a cache of 18 pint bottles of moonshine. Proprietress taken to jail while manager Harry Olson Eng lish Bob R E Noaks James Arthur and others were arrested or charged with selling intoxicating liquors and moonshine was seized from the Wisconsin house and various cabins.
Miss Vashti Sanders of Manhattan spends a few days in Dillon. FE O Selway arrives from Blacktail ranch with hay hands forming a crew. Mr and Mrs Mel Lougheed visit from Butte. Numerous locals and visitors, including Caldwell and Brazier parties, travel to Yellowstone park and Birch Creek canyon for brief outings.
An unidentified man drowned in the Pratt river near Decker Springs today, believed to have suffered a paralytic stroke while standing on a rock fishing. F Leigh of Denver and other fishermen tried to rescue him. the body remained in the water for hours. Leigh found the man in his car and learned he had served in the war and lived on Clark Street, Denver.
Deer Lodge July 23. Mr and Mrs M E H Gannon with Dorothy Coleman Katherine Mulcahy and Edward Gannon drove to Butte Sunday. Casleton visited Butte. Dr and Mrs Belk Mildred King and Mrs Osborne visited Echo Lake this week. Several locals motored to Butte for a baseball game including Calvin Denton Paul Fitzpatrick Howard Denton and George McGillis. John McGillis Mrs Kate McGillis and Molly Lacey toured Echo Lake. Mrs Lester Gorey of Portland arrived for a month with sister Mrs J L Hakill. Mrs Reni Croquette and daughter Lillian left for Butte after visiting. Albert Bien left to visit his mother in Bonner. Mr and Mrs J B Kendrick and son Joseph were in Butte. F A Chalk and family motored to Georgetown Lake for the weekend. Mrs Chapman mother of Fred Chapman of Deer Lodge left for Dillon after several days here. Mr and Mrs Edward Ward arrived from Billings in their car and will visit Harry MacPherson then travel to the coast with nephew Kenneth MacPherson. Miss Ellen Doyle left Sunday for an extended visit to Chicago.
Forty thousand dollars from city bequests will be loaned to the person offering the highest interest, per Mayor James Rolph. The last borrower paid five percent.
James McFadden known as Chimmie Fadden the king of newsies spoke at Anaconda and told Leonard Tendler bout the match to cheering crowds along Third Street. He promised listeners within a mile he could be heard and recalled his army megaphone test during a troop review.
Judge Winston entered a judgment for Elizabeth McLaughlin Sullivan against J. P. Stagg guardian of W. L. McLaughlin for 1695 dollars with interest from June 1920. The suit alleged conversion of personal property and sought 1860 dollars. The term closed with jurors dismissed after handling criminal bootlegging and civil cases. penalties set by jurors.
A high of ninety five degrees was recorded yesterday at the Anaconda weather station under F. Kennedy. The low dipped to 50 degrees as fans gathered outside the Standard office to hear round by round results from the Leonard Tendler fight.
Sorrowing friends gathered at Finnegan undertaking rooms for the services of E. C. Hutchens who died Friday after a short illness. Anaconda typographical union members and a large Butte delegation attended. J. H. Durston of the Butte Daily Post spoke, and E. B. Catlin gave funeral rites. Mrs. Oscar Johnson sang, organ accompaniment by Mrs. W. E. Gaily. At 6 p.m. the body was escorted to the B. A. & P. depot for shipment to Bellfontaine Ohio for burial beside his wife and child. Honorary pallbearers were W. H. Hamilton, John Chrystal, Otto Jeck, George Roddy, William Oakley and A. J. Huckens. Active pallbearers were A. E. Erickson, Harry O'Brien, Mark R. King, James Kunkle, Charles Shryrock and Bond Rhue.
Edwin Carewe, famed director of The Girl of the Golden West, attempted to lift a gold ingot worth over 250000 at First National Bank of Sonora California. Cast and crew, including J Warren Kerrigan and Russell Simpson, could not budge the box sized ingot as authorities watched. The ingot, mined near Sonora, was part of on location shoots for the film.
George W. Schummal of Butte visits Anaconda. Dr. Gail R. Soper of Chicago selects Anaconda for future activities. Dr. and Mrs Max N. Doriand with relatives plan to move to Whittier California to make their home.
Under Rev. John G Spencer 15 choir members from St Marks Episcopal Church performed a choral service for inmates at the Warm Borinage state insane asylum Sunday evening. The service was in the women's dining room and patients thanked the singers hoping for a return visit.
Helena and Kalispell show varied highs around 60s to 90s with scattered readings across cities. Conditions note cooler western slopes, warmer plains, and showers in Northern Wyoming and Alberta. Cloudy skies west of the Rockies with low pressure over plateau regions and high pressure on coasts and plains.
George W. Leighton a retired stock raiser in Boise Idaho recounts illness loss of weight from 160 to 122 pounds and sleep trouble. After using Tanlac he reports appetite improvement better sleep and weight gain to 170 pounds. He praises Tanlac and says five bottles restored health. Tanlac sold by druggists with over 37 million bottles sold. Tanlac Pills offered for constipation. Sold everywhere.
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