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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1921
Page
2
A physician asserts women may find relief from female ailments through Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound rather than surgery if started early The piece emphasizes Native American and early settler knowledge of medicinal roots and herbs and claims the remedy saved many from operations worldwide
The Salt Lake Tribune editorial links the Salt Lake Utah Oil Re plant blast to the 1895 Butte fire. It recalls the Butte death toll and injuries from blasting powder and dynamite in three hardware warehouses, the ensuing explosions, and the havoc caused by flying debris and exploding powder.
Pedestrians stared upward as the city hall bell rang out after months of silence. Officials feared collapse from rotten cornice and brick damage, but inspector Sam Billings reported the tower sound and safe after a brief inspection aided by the fire department.
Work starts on a 100000 Barratt hospital in Dillon with excavation for foundations. Funded by Marti Barratt for construction and Joseph Rhineberger and Margaret Roe for endowment, seven acres donated by State Bank of Dillon. The colonial design includes a nurses residence and modern facilities to realize a 25 year dream.
Snow blocks Yellowstone routes delaying opening. Multiple high divide roads remain impassable while West Yellowstone and Gardiner entrances are open. Cody road still closed pending thaw.
A promotional notice invites readers to visit Kevin to view a promising investment opportunity and urges immediate action. It promises satisfaction with the final result and encourages sending someone if the reader cannot attend personally.
The message argues that hard times create chance and urges quick action to buy shares in a ground-floor oil opportunity. It claims the company can raise funds quickly if needed, warns prices will rise after oil flows, and states only a limited share allotment remains available direct to the company.
A memo describes a mining style venture atop the Rocky dome structure in Montana with 12 480 acres and a plan to drill No 1 toward an oil horizon. Campbell predicts large production as drilling progresses and unit shareholders could receive up to 80 percent profits in a pool with 7 percent to Campbell’s interests. Investors urged to remit by check or Liberty bonds at par.
Snow blocks routes to and around the park but thawing allows limited openings. Madison River, Old Faithful, Madison to Mammoth, Norris to Canyon, and Mammoth to Camp Roosevelt corridors are clear for visitors, with other camps to open when passes are traversable. About two dozen tourist parties have already entered via Butte, as several families plan trips to the nation’s playground.
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