Tanlac credited with saving life and restoring health
Mrs. Louisa Smiley of Los Angeles credits Tanlac with ending 17 years of digestive illness and nervous breakdown. She says relief began after starting Tanlac in Portland, took five bottles, and she now enjoys splendid health with no attacks. Fuller Drug Co. in Anaconda and Newbro Drug Co. in Butte advertise the remedy.
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Taniac
Louisa Smiley
North Grand Avenue
Los Angeles
Cal
Tanlac
Portland
Anaconda
Fuller Drug Co
Butte
Newbro Drug Co
Advt
Farm Loan Act II Declared Valid by Supreme Court
The Supreme Court ruled the farm loan act valid, upholding federal authority to establish land banks and tax exempt bonds. Commissioner Lobdell said bonds would be issued promptly to fund approved loans, with funds available for lending in about 30 days and an immediate bond offering to follow.
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Associated Press
Washington
United States
Supreme Court
Charles E. Lobdell
Farm Loan Board
Congress
Lobdell
Inter State Commission blocks bond dividend for major railroad
The Interstate Commerce Commission refused to let the Chicago, Burlington and Quincy Railroad issue an eighty million dollar bond dividend to retire part of two hundred fifteen million in bonds used to finance the purchase of 97 percent of the road by Great Northern and Northern Pacific. It allowed a sixty million dollar stock dividend to capitalize surplus earnings and restore part of its property value.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington
Interstate Commerce Commission
Chicago, Henston & Quincy Railroad
Great Northern and Northern Pacific
Anaconda Church to Host Fine Mountain View Choir Program
The Mountain View church choir from Butte will present a fine musical program at Anaconda First Methodist Church tomorrow night at 8 o'clock. Forty singers plus an organist, pianist, violinist and elocutionist perform, with conductor George V. Stevens. The program features choirs, solos by Mrs. Ehrig and others, a violin solo, organ solo, readings, and a selection of songs including Miserere and Moonlight will Come Again.
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Mountain View
Butte
First Methodist Episcopal Church
Anaconda
Ehrig
Webber
Il Trovatore
George V. Stevens
de Rees
Pascoe
Mitchell
Williams
Rogers
Lucia Evans
Matt Webber
Martin
Orpheus
Hail
Reading
Jackson
Two Die in Explosion Fire at Brush Prairie Home
In Brush Prairie Washington a home blaze killed two at the scene and a third died later from burns. Victims identified as Mrs Beulah Aley 25, Mary Miller 5 and Mary Miller mother of the child.
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Associated Press
Vancouver
Wash
Frank Miller
Brush Prairie
Here
J Phillips of Butte Post Dies
J Phillips circulation manager of the Butte Daily Post for Anaconda and surrounding territory died at St Ann's hospital after weeks of illness. Born September 1874 in Milford Michigan he came to Montana twenty years ago and leaves a widow four children his mother two brothers and two sisters Funeral arrangements were not yet set.
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J. D. Phillips
Cherry Street
Butte Daily Post
Anaconda
St. Ann’s Hospital
Mr. Phillips
Butte Post
Acacia Lodge
A. F
Howard
Lorna
Margaret
Helen
Louisa Phillips
Milford, Mich
Ben
Milford
Cecil
Three Oaks
Mich
Anna Foote
Detroit
Fred Bourns
Dog Derby Run From Pas In Slushy Trails
The 200 mile Hudson Bay dog derby from The Pas Manitoba starts at 11 a m tomorrow with mild weather producing slush. Times won’t be fast due to trail conditions. Nine teams are expected to start from The Pas to Flin Flon and back, with dogs’ feet to be moccasined.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated
Pas
Manitoba
Hudson Bay
Flin Flon
Irish relief drive formed in Deer Lodge at Knights of Columbus
A Deer Lodge county chapter of the American Committee for the Relief of Suffering in Ireland was organized by about 150 Irish sympathizers at the Knights of Columbus hall. Hugh J. Maguire was elected chair, R A Kelly treasurer, and Miss Mabel Sharp secretary. The group plans a fund drive coordinated by an executive committee. Captain W M Kelly presided. Father Connolly, Father Malloy, and William Scallon were cited for context and support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deer Lodge
American Committee For the Relief of Suffering
Ireland
Knights of Columbus
Hugh J. Maguire
R. A. Kelly
Mabel Sharp
W. M. Kelly
William Scallon
Scallon
Father Connolly
St. Ann's Hospital
United States
Father Malloy
Sons of Irish Freedom
England
Captain Kelly
Sinn Fein
Executive Committee
Maguire
Enthusiastic Angler Is Mrs F D Williams
Every Sunday and holiday since last May Mr and Mrs F D Williams of Anaconda have made an angling expedition to one of the numerous shores or streams in the area. The couple reported good catches and renewed interest in local fishing traditions during the season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. D. Williams
Anaconda
Angler Mrs Williams Excels In Willow Creek Dolly Varden Catch
Western Montana trout buffs chase streams and lakes near the city with Mrs Williams among the assertive anglers. The Anaconda Anglers' club member shows a Dolly Varden from Willow creek, a scarce wary variety. Her cap bears the 1921 membership button.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana
Williams
Willow Creek
Doan's Kidney Pills End Back Aches Claims
A local ad touts Doan's Kidney Pills as a remedy for backache and kidney problems. John Glenn of 814 East Fifth Street testifies the pills have strengthened his kidneys and helped with worn back ache.
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Doan
John Glenn
East Fifth Street
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Cuticura
J. Phillips
California
California Associated Raisin CO
Fresno
Alan Dufferer
Deer Lodge County
Committee For Relief In
Copper City
Utah
Empson
Dakota
Best Valley
Idaho
T&e
Wreshly
Copper City Commercial CO
Ted
Phillips
St. Sags Altos
Ie Ey Avenue
C.A. Tuttle CO. Funeral Directors
East Park Telephone
Deranleau
Loretta Deranleau
West Faire Street
St. Paula Church
Mountel
Winscott
Squire Winscott
P Finnegan Company
W. H. Winscott
Chestnut Street
Presbyterian Church
Christe
Mount Mel Cemetery
Milburn Co
Mig Chem Dutfabo
P. J. Finnegan CO
Paserai
Osk Pheane
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