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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1922
Page
7
The ad touts Kellogg's Bran as a mature food that prevents constipation and boosts longevity. It links constipation to aging and claims bran improves digestion, with recommendations to use bran in cereals, pancakes, muffins, and raisin bread for the whole family.
Five defense witnesses testified in the state’s accounting suit against the former warden. Testimony covered prison books, store-keeper records, and milk and meat handling. Defense urged complete rebuttal by week’s end and questioned book entries and inventory procedures.
Summer groceries and canning supplies list including BRICK CHEESE CANALoupe SPINACH GREEN ONIONS PIE CHERRIES RADISHES NEW POTATOES BEETS CARROTS TURNIPS WATERMELON RANCH EGGS ORANGE PEEL TEA MALT SYRUP GLUTEN FLOUR WHEATWORTH CRACKERS GRAPE JUICE FLOUR CARNATION MILK HOOD RIVER STRAWBERRIES TOTAL BLEND COFFEE CAN fruit jars and jelly glasses Kerr jars and Rubbers jelly glass sets pricing listed for various items and brands.
In Truckee California a press misfire linked San Francisco revenue officers to a moonshine ring. The raid targeted two men, but the officers were clear of wrongdoing as the case unfolded and confusion arose from on location filming of Over the Border with the Penrhyn Stanlaws Paramount company.
J D McLellan of Spokane credits Tanlac with restoring his health after years of fatigue rheumatic back pains and knee stiffness. He reports improved appetite digestion and sleep along with renewed energy and ease of walking. Tanlac is advertised as sold by all good druggists.
The next morning a barrel aden cavalcade vanishes around a mountain bend. Investigators follow to a moonshiners cave with a large still operating. The scene ends with Stanlaws and Miss Compson and Mr. Moore explaining the apparent criminals are Truckee citizens hired as bootleggers for the picture.
Julius Bettner, held since June 18, was ordered released after a habeas corpus hearing yesterday afternoon before Judge J. J. Lynch. Bettner had been arrested by Chief of Police Murphy on charges of unlawfully manufacturing and disposing of liquor.
A petition filed in Gletrich court requests citation for John Hexam to show cause why a court order granting him custody of their two children should not be revoked. The suit seeks a restraining order preventing the father from taking the children out of state and asks that they be placed in Guriie Hexam’s care. She claims the defendant plans to move to Nevada with the children. The prior custody was set by Judge William S. Carroll on April 4, 1921.
ULO Butte residents recount their six week trip to San Francisco. The Kid O'Donnell, a longtime taxi driver, reports meeting former Butte residents including Jos John Barry at Palace hotel, Paddy Sullivan on Easy street, John Murphy running a Market Street hotel, and Joe Williame a Powell Street storekeeper. The San Francisco taxi strike that began May 15 continues with guards provided to strikebreakers.
In the matter of the estate of Amy Hallas also known as Amy Crocker Judge Lynch yesterday appointed Annie Passmore as administratrix of the estate. In the estate and guardianship of Oscar Alton Peterson the court appointed I A Helmo L T Nelson and Frank Carlson as appraisers of the estate. In the matter of the estate of Henrietta Kahnweiler the following appraisers were appointed A C Miller I Fletcher and R H Davis. The court issued an order admitting the will to probate. Petition for letters of administration was filed in the district court by Katherine Kurptes asking to be appointed administratrix of the estate of Vincent C Kurptes. The estate consists of an insurance policy in the amount of 1.00.
George Leonard found guilty of reckless driving with sentence to be pronounced later. Ed Collins arrested at the baseball park while supporting his Mines League team was convicted of operating a still on West Gold Street and fined 200 dollars. Bessie Cox colored jailed 100 days for vagrancy. A marriage license was issued yesterday to Charles Drew and Dora Patterson, both of Butte.
Ethel Clayton delivers a touching performance in a film where financial strain tests a couple. A divorce, remarriage, and a child’s custody guide a dramatic awakening and final reunion as love and family bonds heal. Charles Meredith supports Clayton. Mary Jane Irving stars as the child.
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