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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1926
Page
9
An old advertisement touts a herbal 6.5.5 and 8.5.8 formula claimed to restore appetite, energy, and clear skin. It cites a testimonial from James Chaloupke of Sherman School in Chillicothe Ohio and urges readers to buy the large bottle at drug stores for better vitality and a more alert appearance.
In Oklahoma a tired farmer’s wife, Mrs. Cora Short of Oklahoma City, recounts relief after taking Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound. She weighed 114 pounds before and 195 pounds after seven bottles, crediting improved health, better sleep, and renewed energy to resume daily chores.
Morn Winn reports 200 workers are building a 16 mile section of forest service highway from a point south of Gibbons Vie to Cibbony Lake at the western continental divide. Morrison-Knudson Construction of Boise won the May 13 contract, with plans to hire up to 449 workers this season. The project, costing about 275000 dollars, forms part of what travelers know as Maher's Sawtooth highway to connect Montana and Idaho, linking to the Park-to-Peak highway.
Ambiguity surrounds a Swedish government reshuffle as cabinet resignations and a push for reform ripple through the ruling parties. A Barbanze Trleragl dispatch appears to have influenced the process, signaling potential policy changes and political jockeying at the highest level.
One month remains to file petitions for Aug primary nominations. Ninety candidates from both parties have begun filing for offices led by state senator. Incumbents across Silver Bow and nearby counties prepare for re nominations while several positions see new filings or non runs.
Masked robbers struck the Jefferson Henk & Trost company vault stealing between 75090 and 400 in currency before fleeing in a car toward Fort Worth. Cashier Flatpes confronted the robbers as the safe opened, one suspect fired a shot, and the intruders fled the scene. Local authorities believed the men fled in a car toward Fort Worth.
The death toll from the Burma disaster climbed to 2609 and could near 3000 as officials warn the affected regions face ongoing losses. Officials report the tragedy spans the Murai coast with fears of further fatalities.
Kelvinator Electric Refrigerating Company introduces its line of electric refrigerators in Butte at the Montana Power Company offices. The display showcases humidity control and even temperature for longer food freshness. Local staff, led by manager HM Nordhan, demonstrate frozen and chilled storage features and versatile use for fruits, beverages, and prepared meals.
Governor Erickson and Mrs. Erickson plan to attend the National Republican Convention in a major city. They will travel by train and participate in the event with other state executives to express support for party actions and related proceedings.
A garbled report mentions Montana products gaining favor in the Southland market. Entities such as Montana and California appear, with references to fiber, consumer goods, and branded items. The readable text hints at trade or commerce, but specifics are unclear.
In a Prilleadeemher court the Deboma ir swindler Io received a ten year penitentiary term after admitting to theft of jewelry valued at hundreds of pounds from a victim named Wernis Rhaning. Prosecution showed months of manipulation and a series of deceitful acts. The sentence follows weeks of testimony and a determination by the court.
Fragmentary OCR notes discuss taxes aimed at reducing public indebtedness and general indebtedness. Mentions treasurer figures, monthly expenditures, and potential housing charges. References city, neighborhood impact, and possible warrantee terms. unclear details and several garbled names.
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