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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1923
Page
2
Muskegon Michigan note cites a patient Mrs Nellie Quillon who after years of doctoring found relief using Lydia E Pinkham Vegetable Compound. The ad urges women to seek treatment for persistent female trouble and to use the product.
Judge Jackson quieted title to two lots for Mountain View Methodist Church against Ben Franklin and others. Several divorces granted or motions to alimony pendente lite ordered with hearing set for June 23. Defaults entered in Hamilton case. Lien lifted in James vs Speer suit. Jan Hunter v city of Butte opened for $25,220 damages. Personal injury suit filed for trap door collapse at 33% East Mercury. Appraisers named for Nick Zunich estate. J H George will probate. Gypsie Dean pleaded guilty to unlawful drugs possession and is sentenced to one to two years with a fine.
Astrological reading warns Jupiter Saturn and the sun in difficult aspect may hinder trade and real estate deals. Expect debates on marriage and divorce laws and possible government gossip while summer brings dry spells and more accidents. Some optimism for shipbuilding and child talent. traveling warns.
Mary Shea faces grand larceny charges in a justice court complaint filed by J. T. Hogan alleging she took household furniture. The case stems from a family quarrel. Shea is the mother-in-law of the complainant. Earlier Rooney's sister-in-law filed a complaint accusing him of deserting his child. Rooney had posted $150 bond and then had his mother-in-law arrested in retaliation.
Marriage licenses were issued by the district court clerk J. F. Driscoll. Names listed include Raymond Scott and Beulah Webb, Ralph Trueworthy and Jessie S. Stewart, and Russell E B Morrison and Sophie A Golesworth. Territory of Austria has 18 glass factories and 19 earthenware plants, none porcelain.
Argentina consumes about 1,000,000 pounds of printing and lithographic inks annually. Roughly 80 percent of this supply is imported from the United States, indicating a strong U S reliance in the country’s printing industry.
The orchid family comprises 68 species while the rose family includes 215 species, illustrating the diversity within two prominent plant groups.
A naturalist notes that the bird's-foot violets tend to flower in two distinct bloom periods annually. The observation highlights the plant's resilient life cycle and potential responses to seasonal changes.
Four year old William Sullivan, son of Mr and Mrs John T Sullivan of 510 South Washington, was hit while crossing South Montana Street and sustained a badly fractured leg and bruises. Albert Guilbault of Anaconda, the driver, was arrested as witnesses said the car was traveling fast.
A boy was unable to be seen in time to avert an accident. The father of the boy is the manager of Ellis Paint company. The lad is a nephew of William J. Sullivan, manager of the Rialto theater.
Lillie Freeman sued the Hennessy company for 30000 in personal injury damages after an elevator allegedly ran into the shaft top. A jury in Judge Carrolls court awarded 3000 to Freeman. Freeman claimed injuries including vertebrae fusion. occupant Mrs. John Lacy reported no injuries. Attorneys were Mc Caffery and Sullivan.
City Treasurer Joseph Riley calls on residents with outstanding encroachment assessments to visit his office and pay by the final July 1 deadline. The note also lists Britain imports from last year including 206 organs valued at 35 000 dollars and 16 274 pianos valued at 1 672 000 dollars.
The Tiger's Claw, an India picturized adventure, starring Jack Holt with Eva Novak and Bertram Grassley, opens at Rialto last night. Thrilling stunts include a tiger hand-to-hand fight, a flood, and an explosion, hailed by viewers as highly exciting. Also on the bill are a comedy and Pearl White's Plunder serial, plus a news reel and scenic. The Rialto Melody Men provide the music.
The warning note to husbands in First National’s latest picture The Lonely Road frames a drama about marital strain. The film shown at the American theater probes fidelity and temptation with a cautionary tone for busy men.
The United States yields more than 3,000,000 gallons of peanut oil annually, reflecting a substantial domestic processing industry. This figure underscores the scale of oilseed processing and regional agricultural output supporting food and industrial uses.
American player pianos gain traction in South Africa as demand grows among music listeners and venues. Manufacturers report increasing orders from cities across the country, signaling a expanding interest in automated keyboard instruments.
Ben Goldstein of the Goldstein Lubin store in Spokane visits his brother in Lubin's Sample store in Spokane and plans a July voyage from New York to Europe for business and pleasure. He will visit London and Paris, Brussels and other continental cities, buying women’s wear for the Spokane and Butte branches.
Mrs Feber of Medford Massachusetts describes backache and sleep trouble from kidney and bladder issues. She reports relief after using Foley Kidney Pills as Paxson and Rockefeller promote the remedy.
A medium brown chair takes top spot following a Golden Glint Sham poo event. The evaluation focused on color, design, and overall appeal, marking the chair as the standout among options in the sequence.
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