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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1922
Page
6
An advertisement urges readers to try Dean's Kidney Pills for backache headaches dizziness and kidney irregularities caused by cold strain or overwork. Customer Mre J M Browning of 620 Birch Street Anaconda testifies six boxes cured her back pain and dizziness.
Classified listings show several homes offered with prices and features. One 4 room nearly new modern on a paved street with all taxes paid for 2500, an 8 room cheap nearly modern for 650, a 6 room modern on the corner near Main for 3000, and a 2 room modern with large cellar and garage for 2300. Cash or easy terms available.
The Sanity League of America, led by Rev. Baker P. Lee, argues bootlegging is a joke on bootleggers and promotes moderate wine and beer in homes. The group lists supporters including F. G. Walker and A. Jackson, plus signers like William Wrigley and Alfred I. Du Pont, opposing open saloon yet advocating light drinking over moonshine.
The Butte based Montana Pipestone Springs company plans to rebuild after a two story frame building suffered a narrow escape fire near the Northern Pacific tracks seven miles west of Whitehall. James T. Finlen of Butte served as president with Roy Alley and John E. Corrette among early partners. Corrette later sold to Alley.
In Philipsburg on June 5, the body of 49 year old Charles Bray was found in his Hall area cabin. A bullet path through mouth to eye and a revolver on the chest, suggesting suicide after days of despondency. An inquest set for Hall Tuesday morning.
Philip sburg June 5 The father Jerry Harrington blacksmith for Philipsburg Mining Co left Philipsburg for Butte to aid search for his nine year old son Charles missing since Friday from a Butte family home where he had been staying. Charles was last seen near the Nine Mile house south of Butte. Friends efforts to find him have failed. The father plans a thorough search of the surrounding hills hoping for a trace.
Leaders of 11 railroad labor unions meet in Cincinnati to decide on concerted action against wage reductions ordered by the rail labor board. Informal conferences set the stage for possible strike votes within each union, with approval by their memberships required.
Washington June 5 Two bills seek secretary Weeks power and nitrate project deals with Henry Ford for 106000000 in Muscle Shoals Alabama One bill would accept Ford offer with Gorgas plant excluded the other would require unconditional compliance Republicans defer action pending author reports and floor amendments Some members oppose 100 year water power lease sale of nitrate plants and financing dam three
The Christian church Missionary society will gather this afternoon at 2 30 oclock at Mrs James Sharp home. It is the last meeting before the convention and all members are urged to attend.
County Commissioner George D. Weaver arrived from Blakely. J. M. Morris of Helena and T. J. Cavanaugh of Butte are in town for business and visits. Several residents travel to Anaconda Missoula Bearmouth Maxville Butte and Moose Lake for mining and family leisure.
Dr. Edward C. Elliott, chancellor of the University of Montana, who was chosen as Purdue University president, returned to Helena after weeks away in Lafayette Indiana and New York. He will assume the Purdue post September 1 and remain in Helena until then.
George Holland of Drummond and Miss Marian Weaver of Drummond were married at the Episcopal church in Deer Lodge. The bridegroom is a Seventy-seventh division veteran and the bride was a Granite county school teacher. They will reside in Drummond.
The funeral will be held Tuesday at 2 PM from the Kerruish residence with Rev. W. J. Attwood presiding. The Knights of Pythias meet at 1:30 PM to escort the body to Hillcrest cemetery for interment.
DEER LODGE June 5 Mr and Mrs F A Stejer entertained the Powell county high school graduating class at dinner in the high school dormitory. Decorations featured purple and gold and a plated menu was served. Local residents Mr and Mrs William A Campbell and family attended.
W H Shadwell of Stanley Virginia writes that six years ago kidney trouble left him bedridden. After Foley Kidney Pills were recommended by the fire chief and three bottles used, he was completely relieved with no return of symptoms. The ad claims relief from rheumatic pains backache swollen joints sleep disturbance bladder weakness and other kidney disorder symptoms and notes the product sold everywhere.
Thousands praise San Cura for quick healing of running sores fever sores and more In homes across America the ointment claims to cure or money back City drug stores guarantee its use for burns scalds bruises and chilblains plus related conditions San Cura Ointment priced at 35c 65c 125 and 250 while San Cura Soap 25c from Thompson Medical Company Titusville Pa
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