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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 24, 1926
Page
15
An advertisement touts feminine hygiene pads marketed as absorbent ordinary cotton, deodorizing and reducing offensive odor. It urges purchase at drug and department stores by simply asking for Kotex. The copy claims a 12 pack and costs only a few cents, urging women to try it for fairness to themselves.
A historical ad recounts pioneer women using roots and herbs for remedy in colonial homes Lydia E Pinkham creates Vegetal Compound. Detroit reader Wm Kraft recalls seeing the ad and a woman becoming revived after six bottles, praising the product for health and energy.
Tahepia Wohelo camp near Georgetown lake held stunt night featuring Old King Cole and Little Bo Peep. Camp director Minn Ruth Nicol expects 138 girls and counselors this week with third week registrations strong. Sunday plans include a mass meeting at the Chamber of Commerce and transport across the lake by barge for those campers not traveling with parents.
A district court filing in Silver County shows David F. Roach seeking $11,625 from estate administratrix Helen J. Nembre for professional services to Geoffrey Lavell’s estate. The suit alleges the fee is a legitimate cost of administration and that mortgage liens on mining and farm property must be settled before distributions. Additional filings include costs disputes in the Clark will case and estate inventories with valuations and tax concerns.
The annual Butte Anaconda inter city golf match lists 60 players with pairings announced. Alfred Karsted meets FW Peckaver at 10 45 a m and Gallwey leads the Butte side against W Witherspoon at 1 00 p m. dozens of other pairings follow across the field.
A vaudeville program at Broadway offers a blend of comedy singing and dancing. Mabel Hollis known as 100 pounds of blue headlines the show with Ken Howell's Collegiates Miss Hollis, supported by Fred Lewis and Bert Tyton. Jim O Brien notes Grace Josephine in a skit called the Fong Salesman while Emil Knother demonstrates hand balancing stunts.
City Treasurer Tom McCarthy reports personal tax receipts total $18 162.08 for March 1 to July 1 1826, higher than 1925’s $17 824.21 as additional large taxpayers aided by a deputy treasurer. The first tax notice prompted payments. a second notice is expected in November.
The Union Pacific railway issue notes for the public report fishing conditions at various points. Dillon and Glen show very good fishing with low clear rivers, while Red Rock and Lima report fair to poor bites.
A railroad misprint caused a price break from Butte to Salt Lake City to Los Angeles. The July 8 date replaces July 2, preventing connections for tomorrow’s travelers and altering plans for last Saturday’s excursion in Salt Lake City.
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