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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1920
Page
7
Market promotes large cans and extra special offers on canned milk. Four dozen cases priced at 5.95 per case, half case two dozen for 2.98, per dozen 1.50, half dozen 0.75 and 0.25.
Some rheumatism cases trouble people only in summer. by winter its pains return with damp days. The ad promotes 5.8S. S. as a blood purifier that eliminates the germs in the blood. It urges readers to begin treatment now and contact Chief Medical Adviser at 611 Swift Laboratory, Atlanta, Ga.
President Charles H. Clapp of the state school of mines announced a Montana oil and gas resource investigation under the state bureau of mines and metallurgy. Three geologists will work June through August, with Clapp surveying Central and Eastern Montana. Bevan Lambert Vaupell assist, Wade handles administration. Maps will be updated to fill gaps and locate oil and gas structures for feasibility estimates.
The city health office will launch a campaign against owners agents and occupants of buildings used for human habitation who neglect garbage and leave cans uncovered. Inspectors urge keeping cans covered and manure removed with flyproof storage and borax treatment to curb flies. violators risk arrest and fines.
The city health office reported that three stores examined last week achieved 100 percent. The Parrott market at 400 Kemper Avenue, a fruit and confectionery shop at 214 West Park, and a grocery at 138 West Park earned top marks. Twenty five others scored 89 to 99 percent, with bakeries restaurants and confectioneries at 86 to 98 percent and meat markets 85 to 98 percent.
Miss Jeannette Ezekiels executive secretary of the Red Cross civilian relief branch will address the National Education Association convention in Spokane next week. She will discuss kindergarten care and children's physical development noting her focus on the subject. Ezekiels departed for Livingston to attend the American Legion convention.
Mrs William Baker of Washington DC announced the organization of a $100 league in Butte as part of the interchurch world movement. She has charge of 11 western states and praised Montana women for supporting the campaign. The movement aims to raise funds and conduct a world needs survey spanning religious, economic, and social realms. Br Fadworthy directs the Montana campaign, with a field conference in Denver.
Police identify a 14 month old boy believed to be Blakeley Coughlin as the kidnapped child. He was found in Scranton, Pennsylvania, after a Norristown, Pennsylvania home invasion.
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