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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1920
Page
7
An advertisement touts Freezone as a quick, pain free remedy for hard and soft corns and calluses. It claims instant relief with a touch of the product then lifting the corn with fingers. The druggist sells a small bottle for a few cents and markets it as the Cincinnati genius discovery.
The wool board discussed financing plans after a spring market disruption. A plan allows growers to ship wool to distribution points, draw against bank drafts secured by bills of lading, with banks rediscounted by the Federal Reserve within six months. The scheme, supported by the Federal Reserve Act provisions and warehouse receipts, aims to restore normal marketing and prevent disastrous price cuts.
Senator Bryan urges a dry plank in the Democratic platform to win support for prohibition and defeat wet candidates. He says Harding is wet and predicts a party unity if the platform is dry. He plans to focus on anti profiteering and anti corruption measures, while addressing crowds from Helena to Butte on his trip.
Londonderry remained under siege as unionists and nationalist factions renewed barricades and exchanged heavy fire through the night. The waterfront area was isolated, casualties were unconfirmed, and military forces stayed passive while feared Sinn Fein and Irish Volunteer involvement loomed. Residents fled the city where possible.
A Deer Lodge resident Abraham T. Echols died Monday evening. His body accompanied by several Deer Lodgers reached Avon on Wednesday and was interred that afternoon in Avon cemetery. The Powell County courthouse was mentioned in relation to the event.
Construction proceeds with excavation underway for the new Powell County courthouse. Nelson & Pederson of Butte cite East railroad tieups delaying steel briefly, but report the bond issue largely absorbed by local banks and the courthouse to proceed this year. Various visitors and residents, including Alan Williams seeking the sheriff nomination, stop in or pass through Deer Lodge this week.
An incident at Bedford Reformatory left the matron badly injured and needing hospital care. Miss Florence Jones, the superintendent, was involved and expected to be away for several days while the matter was handled.
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