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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 03, 1921
Page
7
A fragment notes a promotional offer for Xu Flour rated at 40e on 49 pounds with equal purchase requirements. It mentions a price around $1 for flour described as strictly Finey patent hard wheat and a guarantee to please customers, though the text is garbled.
Billie Burke stars as Elizabeth Banks in The Education of Elisabeth at the Rialto theater. The film follows her romance with Thomas Fairflax, his family’s efforts to polish her manners, and a happy finale. Donald Cameron leads with Lumsden Hare and others in the cast. A Henry Lehrman comedy and Kinogram News accompany the program.
Butte shippers faced loss as many did not file claims within a year after government roads returned to private ownership. The director general of railways will observe the one year rule following Senator Walsh’s push. A partial concession allows claims filed before March 1.
The damage suit of Ida L Teague against the Butte Street Railway continued after 6 pm with witnesses still on the stand. Judge Jackson adjourned the case to 10 am tomorrow. The plaintiff seeks 22500 for injuries alleged on August 21 1919 when alighting a street car at Olympia street and Harrison avenue.
Christopher Oxcel filed an amended complaint in a damage suit alleging a January 31, 1930 accident where a defendant was riding and jumped a track, dropped from a trestle into a gulch, causing about 15000 in damages. He seeks 400 for medical and hospital expenses plus other relief.
Amdavits disqualifying Judge Jackson from trying four cases against Butte were filed yesterday by Assistant City Attorney Elderkin. Plaintiffs include Margaret Lowney Harriet Armstrong John Mihelich and Con J Kelly a police officer suing for pay for the time on the retired list.
Alfred H. Taylor won a divorce from Ethel citing harsh treatment and threats of alimony. The complaint alleged abuse of a child by a former wife, leading to removal from the home. A separate motion to set aside a default judgment in Harriet W Boulet v Butte Motors Co was denied due to date mix ups.
Frank M. Kerr, general manager of Montana Power, returns from a month in New York saying optimism has grown that Harding's inauguration will improve business and industry. He notes residents voice hope but offer no clear reasons for the expected improvement.
A court action seeks an order declaring the illegal sale of a promissory note. The filing references a 2008 pistiete case involving a related party and requests relief from the sale. Details are unclear due to fragmented text but indicate a legal challenge to asset transfer and potential restitution.
A report describes Foreman Jack Stewart at the Kenks river mine in Mayo district suffering a tumble after a 1 000 foot bluff collapse. The incident involved a section at the New foreman site and references petroleum by products and explosives in the era.
Capt Charles Nicholas Mull landed the skull of a huge sea creature found at Soldiers' Key near Miami. The three ton skull measured 10 by 7 feet and was towed to the city after the body was discovered weeks earlier. Sharks reportedly devoured much of the creature as locals puzzled over the sea serpent seen near shore.
Washington report notes the Supreme Court ruling that a mining claim must be distinctly marked on the ground for clear boundary traceability. The decision favors Silver King Coalition Mines and denies Conkling Mining a body of ore under but beyond an adjoining patent, reversing an earlier erroneous interpretation.
An eighty year old man sues for divorce, with court records noting matrimonial bonds and a harsh family context. The report mentions severe head injuries and a residence at 1208 East Galena Street, with hospital mentions and related society notices amid broader commentary on Greek women's employment and the socialist feminist movement.
A fragment references Lydia E. Pinkham’s remedy as a suggested cure for various ailments in women and children, claiming restoration by the product. The old advertisement tone cites ingredients and benefits without coherent medical support.
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