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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 29, 1926
Page
3
An ad touts Moone's Emerald Oil as a quick remedy for bunions and soft corns. It promises pain relief within minutes and swelling reduction after several applications, with a money back guarantee if it fails to help.
About 600 voters filed requests with Clerk William Molloy for absentee ballots. By Wednesday 444 requests had been recorded and ballots mailed, with many still returning or to be sent to Butte voters in other states. One voter abroad asked for a ballot to ensure possible voting for candidates. Ballots mailed are handled with rotating lists so each candidate appears at the head of lists across precincts. Molloy will provide up to date election laws to polling place officers and lock and deliver ballots the day before election day.
Beginning July 31 KOA Denver will air special features for Colorado centennial celebration. The publicity committee of the Butte Radio club notes events including Henry E Sachs 40 piece band concert and August 1 Dawes on the air discussing The Spirit of the West. August 3 speakers include Governor Morley Mayor Stapleton and President Dodge with a greeting from the White House camp in New York.
Final accounts for the estates of James and Minnie Connolly list receipts and disbursements, with balances ranging from 7,385 to 1,000, plus autos, stock, and debts. Inheritance taxes paid and intercounty decrees show no due taxes for several estates including Willis Kingsbury and the Stevens siblings. Guardian Mary Casey filed a final report for Pat J. Casey. Mildred Harrington marries W in Glendale, California, with details of the couple’s education and origins.
Butte postal receipts rose in June to 19 682 95, up from 18 985 92 in June 1925, indicating an ongoing upward trend. The Postmasters Association bulletin cites rising industrial activity and general business improvement, with emphasis on larger card and letter sizes and a push for better handling at post offices. It notes armored trucks will haul registered mail to deter robberies and reports foreign money orders totaling about 55 000.00 for the year ending June 30, reflecting Butte’s significant foreign connections.
The Tons will tour in Tutte today with the vrew club and International chat. a Lions lodge quartet from Fla will be guests of Rotary at the noon luncheon at the Silver Bow Tub. A delegation from Rotary and the chamber of commerce will meet them at the Northern Pacific depot at 11:35. The Lions will handle the Rotary entertainment program.
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