Dayton Woman Credits Herbal Remedy For Relief
Mrs Henrietta Miller of 137 Sprague Street Dayton Ohio says severe pains and immobility vanished after using two bottles Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and one bottle Lydia E Pinkham's Blood Medicine She reports steady weight gain and improved strength and offers to verify her experience to others.
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Dayton
Ohio
Ian
Pinkham
Henrriette
Lydia E. Pinkham
Lydia Pinkham
Oeeren Medicine
Henrietta Miller
Sprague St., Dayton, Ohio
Anaconda Elks Honor Flag with National Pride Service
The Anaconda B P O E held a public flag day service led by J B C Knight with tributes from C J Emerson and J C Ludders directing music. The program included an address on liberty and the nation’s founding, detailing the flag’s history from Betsy Ross to the constitution and urging respect for law and patriotism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. P. O. Ellis
J. B. C. Knight
C. J. Emerson
Elks
J. C. Ludders
Frank Glaser
KB. J. Brundage
Walter Tuchscherer
George Jackson
J. C. Taylor
Tom
John Connolly
Bob Johnson
Tom Ferguson
America
Mr. Knight
Republic
Betsy Ross
American Congress
United States
Europe
Trafalgar
England
Free
Rheumatism Relief Promises From Blood Purifier Claim
An old newspaper ad urges relief for rheumatism claiming a tonic purifies blood and strengthens the body. It portrays a mother suffering yet hints the tonic can restore energy and health, asking readers to share a bottle with a neighbor or friend.
Deputies seize still after stormy journey
Pete Lazetich and Joe Prosnick were arrested by Under Sheriff John McKelvie and Deputy Dick Matchett at a ranch on lower Lost creek on a charge of manufacturing intoxicating liquor. A 40 gallon still and about 250 gallons of mash were seized. The deputies faced deep mud on a stormy trip to reach the site. Lazetich runs a dairy on another ranch and was previously involved in a Klondyke gulch raid and federal trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pete Lazetich
Joe Prosnick
John McKelvie
Dick Matchett
Lower
Lost Creek
Lazetich
Klondyke Gulch
Fire Chief Collins Named Vice President in Montana Firemen’s Group
Fire Chief Charles Collins of Anaconda has been named vice president of the National Firemen’s Association for Montana. The upcoming convention will convene in Ludington Michigan starting July 18 for four days, with a statewide representation urged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Collins
Anaconda
National Firemen's Association For
Montana
Ludington
Mich
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Fuller Drug CO
Rexall
E. Park Ave
Korein
Kerein Company
Sta. X
New York
Hogg Transfer Company
Anaconda News
Elas UO
Republic of the United States
Columbus
Indies
Spain
Old Country
Teer Lodge
Warm Springs Creek
Georgetown
Philipsburg
Drummond
Greece
Rome
Law Enforcement
Harding
Sterling
Albuquerque Butte
Calo Great Falls
TAL Oil Company Radio Core
Pueblo
Salt Lake City
Cheyenne
Conoco
Bellans
Collins
FISK
Cord Tires
U.S
East Park Ave
Anaconda, Mont
Anaconda Distributors
Fisk Tires
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