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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1922
Page
2
Mrs J W Higgins of 2717 Sprague St describes years of muscular rheumatism and ailments eased by Tanlac. She reports relief from pain, better appetite, weight gain of 15 pounds, and ability to sleep normally, praising the medicine sold by dealers nationwide.
Alfred Barker of East Liverpool Ohio writes of seven to eight weeks of bronchial cough relief for his boy after using Foley's Honey and Tar. The remedy is praised for soothing and healing the cough and is said to be sold everywhere.
A. Hyatt Verrill explains wireless telephony contrasts with telegraphy. Continuous high frequency waves enable clear voice transmission, while interrupted waves cut words into meaningless segments. The article outlines transmitter and receiver roles and emphasizes receiving over sending in early radio telephony.
Special Dispatch to the Standard Helena June 16 The state industrial accident board ordered a lump sum settlement of 1690 to a widow in Serbia for the death of her husband from the Speculator mine disaster of 1917. The payment goes to the Serbian consul in San Francisco. Other European dependents await action.
A June 16 Associated Press report describes a massive fire at the Arverne seashore bungalow colony between Rockaway and Far Rockaway. 600 to 700 buildings were destroyed, with 80 residences valued at 15 000 to 25 000 each, 75 bungalows at about 5 000 each, and 15 hotels or boarding houses valued at 40 000 to 50 000 each. Fire boats from New York aided from the bay as colonists were rescued by firemen and police.
Dr B J Palmer son of chiropractic founder announced at the Illinois Chiropractors association convention that honest chiropractors across the states have formed a nationwide drive against the American Medical association. A defense fund of 100000 dollars is held in reserve at Davenport Iowa to finance the campaign.
Judge J J Lynch appointed Joseph Nolan Edward P Nolan and M C Erker as appraisers of the estate of James Shehan yesterday.
The county courthouse announced Nellie Sullivan has resigned due to her son Jack’s illness and Mayo Clinic surgery. Chief deputy Zelia Cooke was appointed to fill the vacancy, reflecting her long service and deep knowledge of county offices. Cooke, daughter of J. J. Cooke, is a 1912 Butte High School graduate.
The Butte offices report fishing fair to good along tributaries to the Oregon Short Line. Divide and Glen and several towns show fairly good catches with some nice grayling noted. Maiden Rock, Dillon, Red Rock, Lavon, Lima report good fishing while Melrose runs less favorable due to higher river levels.
Los Angeles report notes Jess Willard weighs about 260 pounds and aims to train to 240. He declares readiness to prove his fitness if given a chance to fight Jack Dempsey, with sports writers affirming his solid condition after interviews.
Notices posted by city and county state July 14 marks registration close for the primary elections. Few candidates have announced plans to run. Nomination petitions must be in the county clerk William Molloy’s office by 5 p.m. August 14. State office filings must precede county filings by four days.
Undersheriff Robinson reports extradition papers secured from the governor at Helena and departure for Kansas City to take charge of Harold Anderson, sought in Butte on grand larceny. Anderson is accused of stealing articles worth more than $200 from Mrs Lot tie Knapp, a 65 year old woman soon to wed 98 year old policeman Sam Protine.
Helena June 16 The state board of examiners awarded O'Brien & Goss of Butte the contract for the metallurgical building at the State School of Mines in Butte on a bid of 48850. A second contract for the Twin Bridges state orphans home gymnasium went to Andy Hordal for 389089 with plumbing and health work to D H Budd Company of Bozeman for 5067.
A marriage license was yesterday issued to David Patrick Corskey and Viola Baldwin, both of Butte.
Sheriff Larry Duggan returned from Spokane where he took charge of Joe Reno wanted in Butte on a grand larceny charge for stealing a Hudson automobile. The theft involved Paul Pessanti and occurred while Pessanti was in Deer Lodge on a liquor charge. Reno allegedly removed the car, collected insurance, and burned it in Idaho before being arrested in Spokane.
A coroner's jury in Columbus ruled that Hum Pew a Chinese man aged unknown died of apoplexy after collapsing in China alley and being taken to Columbia hospital June 15. An analysis of his stomach contents found no poison though he had been ill and using Chinese medicines.
Louisville June 16 hardwood lumber manufacturers voted unanimously to form a national organization affiliated with the National Lumber Manufacturers association. An organization committee was named and tasked to report by Friday on the constitution by laws and outline of the new body.
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