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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 01, 1921
Page
3
A home treatment using Parmint double strength mixed with hot water and sugar promises relief from catarrh and related symptoms. It claims rapid improvement, easier breathing, and potential restoration of hearing in many cases, noting most ear troubles stem from catarrh.
An old Musterole ad claims the white mustard oil ointment relieves neuralgia and many other pains from sore throat to bronchitis. It touts quick relief, blister-free action, and recommends for chest colds, lumbago, sprains, and more with 35c to hospital size $3.00 jars.
An Ohio physician Dr Edwards promotes Olive Tablets as a gentle substitute for calomel to stimulate the liver and bowels improving complexion and energy. The ad claims ninety percent of illnesses come from inactive bowels and liver and touts olive colored tablets priced 15 and 30 cents.
Citizens are asked to mail back a questionnaire to the editor of the Standard to gauge public sentiment on the school situation. The survey notes two defeated bond elections and questions plans, urging signatures and addresses to count results while ensuring confidentiality.
County Surveyor Laughlin announced that repairs will begin once the contractor can arrange work on Floral Park sidewalks. Laid in 1917, the walks have caused ongoing trouble and hindered local residents. Taxpayers’ complaints prompted the action.
H M Dengler deputy collector of internal revenue and Montana prohibition enforcement officer designate says he has received no official notice from Washington. March 1 is expected as the start date, with Oftedal's resignation effective then. Dengler will remain head of the local revenue office until formal transfer approval arrives.
Announcement reported the resignation of A. B. Vincent chief clerk of the Butte office of the American Railway Express company. J. G. Summerville was named acting chief clerk and Vincent received a handsome traveling bag from his associates. Summerville is a longtime figure in the Butte office, most recently as correspondent.
Commissioner Joe Fabian signed an assault complaint against Stephen Holland, brother of the late Dan Holland, former coroner. The alleged attack occurred in the courthouse corridor. The case will be heard before Justice Ornsby.
Dr J S McKinney forfeited a $20 bond after testimony showed he rammed a street car in a wrecked machine. The incident occurred in the police court yesterday.
Police court proceedings disclosed John Doe forfeited 25 dollars for reckless driving. J P Davis and James Taylor faced vagrancy charges with hearings postponed. Ed McNamara charged with vagrancy was discharged and Ed Lacasse received 20 days in the county jail.
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