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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 09, 1920
Page
14
Alice McCluskey, a notable Lewiston resident, reveals she once faced great hardship and wishes she could have found Taniac twenty years ago. She states she is now healthy and happy and wants others to know about her experience.
Mrs. Alice McCluskey of Lewiston New Lewiston says Tanlac restored her health after twenty years of indigestion and rheumatic pain. She gained weight, regained strength, and can perform housework again. Tanlac is sold in Anaconda by Fuller Drug Co and in Butte by Newbro Co.
A fragment from a health column questions how often pain or abnormal conditions of the kidneys and bladder force awakenings. It prompts readers to consider whether sleeplessness is caused by urinary issues.
After more than twenty years with the Oregon Short Line, F. A. Shewe departs Butte for Salt Lake City to become general agent for the Union Pacific passenger department. A. V. Kipp succeeds him in Butte, bringing over two decades with the UP from Denver.
Kings County District Attorney Miss Helen P McCormick cites heartrending cases from over five thousand unhappy marriages to argue that wives are the chief offenders in divorce. She says husbands revolt against perceived authority and feel dominated by wives as tyrants, likening matrimony to an absolute monarchy after Russia’s fall.
A bulletin received at the Butte post office announces the commissioning of Jessie M. Gramley and Martin H. Larson as postmasters at Brooks and Heron, both fourth class offices in Dawson county. Star service links Dilo to Uebra over 17 miles with weekly runs from March 12 to June 30, 1922.
Charges of drunkenness dominated the police court yesterday morning. Two defendants were jailed until they could pay $10 fines, two more forfeited $10 for failure to appear, and Dick Davis paid $10 for assaulting a boy over the price of a bow.
Street Commissioner Jake Oliver has added extra men to remove snow and ice from gutters and clear culverts. He expects large water runoff this spring due to heavy snow and will keep all drains open. Drainage on the flats is difficult, and Butte faces ample water as thaw continues.
Henry Snyder 86 of Lenox Massachusetts, among Great Barringtons oldest residents, held the belt as champion snow shoveler by shoveling for two days with even hours, handling 301 figures during the effort.
A village elder notes his lifelong abstinence from liquor and tobacco, crediting his health and vitality. He recalls a birthday stunt where he stood on his head and did a hand spring, feats at which he remains highly skilled.
The registration for the presidential preferential primaries closed at 7 pm with nearly 24 000 on the rolls. Both women and men queued late as deputies and clerks struggled to manage crowds. Those out of town or missing March 8 cannot vote in the spring election.
Butte ranks second among Montana cities in furnishing students to the state university, per Henry Lamb, chairman of the student committee. Missoula leads with about 200, followed by Butte 30, Great Falls 30, Helena 30, Kalispell 23, Billings 20, and other towns. The list includes students from other states and foreign countries, with entries for several states and Canada.
March 8 Boston report notes Cardinal OConnell warns of growing feminism and male weakness, urging men to assert household authority and curb what he calls masculine women. The piece also mentions Democrats gaining two alderman candidates, Martin Meyers and Frank L. Austin, in Boston elections.
State school funds are distributed by county. Silver Bow County has 14,893 school children and an apportionment of 89,252 dollars at 6 dollars per child. Deer Lodge County estimates 3,133 children. districts receive funds proportional to child counts.
John N. O'Brien, a mining man from Helena, was in the city yesterday to attend the funeral services for his brother Arthur O'Brien, a former master plumber of this city.
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