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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1920
Page
7
An advertisement argues skin conditions arise from blood infection caused by germs. It warns against surface treatments and promotes 8 8 8 as a superior blood cleanser, offering free guidance from a Medical Director at Swift Laboratory Atlanta GA.
An advertisement extols organic phosphate to help thin people gain flesh and strength. It claims the tonic restores vigor, brightens cheeks, and ends weakness caused by poor nourishment, urging those who do not take extra care to try the remedy.
Fragmented OCR notes describe lip color and mood changes with color and texture. Mention of red lips and tissue aspects appears in garbled phrases about blood and cosmetic effect.
Fragmentary text promotes a hair removal method claiming instant effects and painless results. The copy contrasts with depilatories and promises smooth hairless skin, but details are incomplete and hard to verify.
Seniors at Butte High prepare for class day exercises in the auditorium after exams. The program features a school orchestra, vocal solos, dramatic pieces, and the prophecy by a senior. Miss Ryan and Mr. Applegate direct, with Mr. Milliki assisting.
The Butte public library is closed this week for cleaning and inventory. Only book returns are allowed. all departments will reopen next Monday. Miss Gertrude Nichols asks patrons to return books promptly. Reading rooms at the YMCA will be open during the closure for men to use on the association building’s second floor.
The city chief announced future bootlegger prosecutions will include saloon proprietors, not just bar tenders. A raid on a North Main Street saloon led to the arrest of George Gillespie on vagrancy charges, with bail set at 200 dollars and a hearing before Judge Grimes.
Numerous Butte grade school staffers announced vacation plans including studying at universities, touring Yellowstone and Alaska, visiting Seattle and Glacier parks, or remaining in Butte. Several will spend summers in Wisconsin Iowa Washington and Canada while others head to New York, Minnesota, or California for study or travel.
Three salt workers and the estate of William Pallo sue for damages in Silver Bow district court after the North Butte disaster of June 1917. Andrew Halonen as administrator seeks $42,000 for William Pallo's death and related injuries.
Executive Council of the American Federation of Labor warns of mass protests and urges labor to defeat at polls those who used the Lever Act in the coal strike. It attacks department of justice cost measures, blames employers for lower production, and presses for price controls and public credit shifts. Calls for voluntary labor employer conferences, coop movement, and extending farm loan acts to cooperatives, with focus on teachers and underpaid professions and opposition to Mexican intervention.
John R. Moser arrives from Salt Lake City to take over the Butte branch duties of Hemenway Moser. The firm has operated in Butte seven years under Lauer and is a leading Montana tobacco distributor. Moser expresses optimism for Butte and gratitude for local cordiality as he meets customers.
Troubles of C A Norton and Amo Pannell in police court over shot shining brushes aired yesterday. case dismissed. Pannell claimed he left his job at a Broadway barber shop with brushes shining, later sold by a successor to Norton.
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