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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 24, 1924
Page
12
A Texas woman reports relief from fatigue nervousness and crying spells after taking Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound for health restoration. She notes improved sleep weight gain and ability to sew and work despite prior weakness and bed confinement.
Judge Jackson recalls the Democratic National Convention at Madison Square Garden as Montana led by figures like J Bruce Kremer and Senator Thomas Walsh. He praises Walsh, notes the Klansmen debate, and lauds Al Smith. The report mentions Butte Kiwanis plans and Boy Scout camp visits.
Police report six blank checks on the Metals bank, signed Lease & Leigland contractors, stolen from an office at the Christian Brothers' school under construction. An Underwood typewriter was taken. Forgeries warned. residents urged to be vigilant.
Items from South Side News include Mrs A W Broeeker and daughters returning from Spokane after visiting Mrs H S Gale in Pasco Roy Houston returns home after visiting relatives in Spokane Mrs Otis Phillpott visits Hamilton and Miss Anna Finnegan among attendees at a Floral Park Community Church outing to Hardingway and Basin Creek reserve Kearney family plans penitence service Cabbage family visiting Missoula and Great Falls for relocation James T Fitzgerald and B T Courtright seek Democratic nomination for the legislature.
Three days remain for filing by those seeking county primary nominations next month. The county clerk and recorder will close the books at 6 PM Saturday. Those who filed petitions yesterday are noted in the records.
Five young men arrested last Sunday in connection with the stolen automobile from the Sherman & Reed garage appeared before Judge J. Lynch for arraignment. Delaney stated they did not desire counsel and were given until Saturday to decide.
Butte marked its coldest July 23 on record with a 40 degree low as 10 days this month saw sub 40s. The 25 year weather record shows a 63 degree high and a stormy period with snow in jet altitudes near the city. Precipitation for July totals 1.37 inches with .85 inches falling Tuesday night into Wednesday morning. Naples, Italy plans a new airport for planes and hydroplanes.
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