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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1919
Page
9
The notice claims many skin diseases including eczema and erysipelas stem from blood issues and that standard salves fail. It urges seeking proper treatment available to all, offering guidance based on others’ experiences and promising relief with a fair trial.
John Nelson seeks divorce from Mildred Nelson alleging she is a “goer” who stole valuables and money, threatened him, and left after breaking into his trunk. Ida Wilmert and Joh n A Lindquist are also cited in separate filings with accusations of desertion and cruelty.
The Columbia Saxophone Sextet showcases saxophone tone in medleys and new pieces while the American Quartet debuts with Lullaby Lies. Longing and a muted cornet interlude highlight the record. Duck Kaufman joins Irving Kaufman in a duet with That Say Love You and Bees Make Honey.
Detroit reports federal agents charging two army officers and two civilians with conspiracy to defraud the government in salvaging 30 million dollars worth of army supplies. Indictments were expected today as Bert Harris a New York junk dealer faces grand jury scrutiny.
A federal jury in New York acquitted Capt. Adolph B. Pedersen and his son Adolph B. on charges of causing the death of Axel Hansen, a sailor aboard the bark Puako. The jury deliberated six minutes.
June 9 reports show the secretary of state confirming a plan to send two Latin America representatives after June 1 1920 to receive instruction at a naval academy. The same day the Supreme Court allowed continued custody for Frank J Godsol whose extradition to France over truck fraud is being pursued. Admiral Benson left for Brest to join the peace conference delegation and Seattle ad campaigns seek speakers on the League of Nations while President Wilson comments on his own presidency.
Chicago report details debate over a Senate introduced bill to reform courts martial procedure. Col KR West testified that the plan concentrates power in the presiding judge and shifts many prosecutorial duties, drawing criticism for sustaining a one man system amid committee concerns.
The comfort station funded by 25 000 dollars in bonds will be housed in the Rialto building basement, formerly a cafeteria. It will include lavatories a women and children's room a news stand and a barber shop for children with tiled floors and dual entrances on Park and Main Streets. Mayor Stodden supports the choice and will seek council approval to issue remaining bonds for setup and rent covered by concessions.
Ground broken for new parks in Butte area. Deeds from Anaconda County approved for immediate use. Sites include Harrison Woodville, Parrot fat, Decker place, Franklin School area and rocky sections to be leveled. By week end all park sites to begin improvement.
By Minnie Richards the verse praises crocuses roses peonies and iris awakening in morning dew. It notes lilac purses asters and climbing vines framing a garden scene with graceful trees and budding blooms.
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