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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1920
Page
6
A vintage style ad extols a bath soak that claims to relieve tender feet from corns callouses and bunions. It touts instant relief drawing out poisonous exudate and promises happy-footed dancing afterward with phrases urging readers to try the product.
A testimonial poem from a Los Angeles writer extols Tablets Arbolone as a cure for craving and obesity. The piece frames the product as a trusted anti fat remedy, urging readers to try the tablets to regain a normal figure and express gratitude to the maker.
Bayer tablets of aspirin prescribed by physicians for various complaints. Accept only an intact Bayer package with directions to relieve headache throat ache nasal congestion fever and pain. Twelve tablets cost a few dollars. druggists also sell larger sizes.
The first children’s day of the season will be held at Columbia Gardens next Thursday. Senator Clark may attend if business allows, after traveling from New York to Chicago and Salt Lake en route to Los Angeles. Gardens feature spring blooms and animal displays as staff note planting delays but fine beds and vibrant color persist.
William Burt won a new trial after a concealed weapon conviction in Judge Lynch's district court division. Tom Surle received one to two years for passing a worthless check, John Profozich was similarly sentenced, and Grant’s forgery case led to a promise to leave for Kansas with a letter from Senator Curtis. Charles Faulkner drew a long sentence for a salutory offense.
In Fischer, former Butte resident, now proprietor of the Hotel In Los Angeles, is seen with Mrs. Fischer and friends visiting the California metropolis. Report says Los Angeles joy over population growth and a Rosegrove hotel hub on South Mower near West Sixth, frequented by Montanans.
Butte officials warn pedestrians to keep off street parking strips on major avenues. Park superintendent Bray warns police will be called if cuttings and damage to West Broadway strips continue. The city has faced recurring grass growth and fencing costs to protect small grassy areas.
Selwyn Burridge son of a Butte College instructor fell from a dead tree Friday afternoon in Thompson Park. He dropped about 20 feet, struck rocks, and suffered a badly bruised leg severe head and facial lacerations. He is reported in serious condition with grim prognosis.
Olga Luma testified in police court yesterday about her arrest at the home of Alex Lestonen who officers said was intoxicated. Both were fined 19 dollars. The report also notes permits for repairs and warnings from Building Inspector Sam Billings about illegal work without permits. Local crop updates from George and Mrs Clark of Victor describe good prospects, with wheat and hay promising. Marriage licenses were issued in Silver Bow county for several couples including Drew Van Hoostt and Pauline Fans and Samuel Cote and Anna Walsh.
A telegram announcing the death of former President of Baise A. selegram was received by Serena Ale at 419 North Jackson yesterday. Hess family health. He had been an invalid for a number of years. Survived by Sarena Ob Poriand and Mrs. J. P. Pillsworth of Chicago. Boy Scouts plan summer activities at Viral Park meeting. Scout Executive Owen announced testing for tender tents to be completed within 10 days.
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