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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 27, 1926
Page
17
An advertisement extols Quaker Oats as a complete breakfast food with high protein and carbohydrate content. It urges balanced meals at breakfast and claims oats provide daily energy, vitamins, and bulk while asserting grocers offer Quick Quaker and Quaker Categorical varieties for fast preparation.
Women abandon old sanitary methods for Kotex, a new absorbent pad said to be five times more absorbent than cotton and deodorizing. Marketed as easy to use with no laundry or embarrassment, Kotex is promoted as the modern solution by drugstores and department stores at a low price.
Julia Schmidt, a weak worker at a Salem Oregon canning establishment, suffered for five years with illness and fatigue. A friend recommended Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. After tried remedies, she regained health and now promotes the product to others.
Judge Jeremiah J. Lynch oversaw settlements and letters issued in a weekly calendar. Estates included Kingsbury, Keneven, Schand, Bartovich, Lang, Williams minors, Tahey, Martin, Harrington, Mosian, Ford, McNamee, Creeland, Staizer, Corkill, Sullivan, Hamilton, Prija, Deeney, and Deeney Jr. Final accounts, distributions to heirs, and bonds set or adjusted reflected varied balances and assets.
Ben Myers of Wein's Clothing in Butte describes a western fall buying trip to New York, Chicago, and Philadelphia noting milder eastern heat yet stronger business out west. He predicts stylish fall colors, varied hats, and smart shirts with adaptable collars, while the Oxford shoe remains a staple. He asserts Montana living is cheaper and quality goods will appeal to local customers.
Nearly 100 women selected as the most beautiful in Hollywood headline the beauty ballet within the circus sequence of The Devil's Circus. Benjamin Christensen directs MGM's first American production shown at Rialto theaters today, with a famed harem scene featuring the parade of beauties before the sultan.
Brandenstein Company announces a name change to MJB to reflect growth and public demand. Joseph Brandenstein founded the firm in 1850, with descendants prominent in trade. MJB president is the longtime director who led expansion to Pacific coast offices, New York, and overseas markets.
The Rev Joseph Gilmore, previously at Whitehall, is appointed pastor of St Helena's by Monsignor Victor Day, administrator of the Helena diocese. He succeeds Rev Thomas B. Killila, transferred to Mount St Charles. Gilmore will also serve as hospital chaplain.
Seventh and eighth grade pupils in Sliver How county who failed subjects last year or seek promotions will take tests at the courthouse on August 19 and 20. Few known failures must take exams. six rural schools will send students finishing seventh and eighth grades to Bulte for testing amid local curtain industry notes.
Plaintiff Florence Kindt sues Anaconda Transportation Co alleging she paid as a passenger and was injured when their vehicle rammed another car. Ernest Kindt named as driver. damages sought total 10000 for lacerations and shock. Attorney J Sullivan for plaintiff. Also a separate suit filed for 708.20 damages in an auto collision at Main and Mercury streets with Riley driving for Metlvern. In a divorce case, Eather Mae Porter seeks divorce from Joe S Porter alleging extreme cruelty as grounds, claiming fear of lasting injury.
John Turk 61 a long-time Butte resident and Austrian native died yesterday morning at his home 617 West Front street after a long illness. Survived by widow Louise Turk a daughter Tein Turk of San Francisco a son Adolph Turk of Butte four sisters Mrs Julie Skeher Mrs Louis Sinkovich and two sisters in Austria. Funeral arrangements at Sherman Reed funeral home. Esteemed Matron Mary S Paine buried in a service at St Josephs Church with requiem high mass and pallbearers Marty A Holp Harry Paull John Griffiths Homes Ferred James Mcqueenes and James McTaggart. Interment Mount Moriah cemetery with Rev MacDonald. Mary Lester services held at home 115 Incelda street with mass at Immaculate Conception Church. Pallbearers John and James Mulhollen Toho James Lester and David James Doyle. Interment Holy Cross cemetery with Father Leonard.
Grand larceny charges were filed yesterday in Justice Buckley’s court against Leonard McNabb collector of Kellpac market. Frank Reardon, market manager, says McNabb failed to turn in 201 which he collected from creditors. Rence Fye faced charges for failure to provide an invoice in court. Joe Pichig was charged with third degree larceny in Justice Lewin’s court. George Muhieh filed the complaint. Italian Sota DIES KILLED. Five killed and five injured during military maneuvers when a large-caliber shell mishandled exploded.
During J R Carter family absence at 2034 Utah Avenue a nearby girl saw a man fleeing the scene after the house near Basin Creek Reservoir. Artifacts taken include nine Montana agate bracelets, a peatle string, imitation pearls, and amber beads. The Sunday school at St Mark's Lutheran church will hold a trip to Basin Creek Reservoir Tuesday. buses depart 9 a.m. from the church.
The reconditioned dirigible Los Angeles under Lt Cmdr O R Rosendahl conducted a light trial along the Jersey coast from Asbury Park to Barnegat. Eleven officers and 2% men were aboard during departure from the hangar for the test.
Joe Twollmi says he was accosted Sunday night by a well dressed man wearing a straw hat on South Wyoming Street. Two unidentified rescuers pulled him free before authorities found a straw hat at the scene. Twollmi, reportedly intoxicated, was jailed briefly and released. pocket valuables were reportedly not lost.
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