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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 10, 1920
Page
2
An old advertisement promises dandruff removal and hair growth with Newbro's Herpicide. It touts lustrous, natural shine and urges women to start using the product today, noting store availability in Dros and Department Stores.
A. good hot mustard poultice is pretty sure to ease most rheumatic pains and even sciatica and gout but it's a messy affair and generally blisters. Heat is cheaper, cleaner and more effective than the old fashioned poultice and cannot irritate rheumatic pats. Begg's Mustarine is effective for lumbago neuritis pleurisy bronchi throat chest colds and backache speedily.
In a city police court case, Thomas Vivian and Charles Petersman faced disturbance charges tied to a gambling operation on West Park street. The proprietor John Doe posted $260 in cash bail. Doe vanished before court, resulting in the forfeiture of his $260 and the city treasury receiving the funds. Vivian and Petersman were released as witnesses, though Petersman kept a $20 witness bond, later partially diverted to cover fines and fees.
Butte Women’s council passed resolutions urging simplified dress in public schools and approved reserving a 127 acre city park. They also moved to establish a normal course at Butte high school. The meeting, largely attended, was in the county superintendent of schools office at the courthouse.
An advertisement touts St Jacobs Oil as a safe, instant remedy for rheumatism, sciatica, neuralgia, backache, and related pains. It urges stopping internal treatment, applying the oil to joints and muscles, and claims millions cured over fifty years with no skin burning.
Mr Charles Grewe of Steubenville Ohio recounts suffering pimples that left him looking awful and unable to sleep. He recalls trying a Cuthura Soap Ointment sample advertised locally and ultimately purchasing the product to restore skin health.
The Union Pacific station at Yellowstone in Gallatin County, the west entrance to Yellowstone park, has been renamed West Yellowstone. The change, relayed by A V Kipp, aims to prevent confusion with Yellowstone Park station in Wyoming, the Northern Pacific line’s northern entrance to the national park.
In Butte court Judge Winston presided yesterday over the case Ellen vonerty versus Anna Hughes in Jackson's department with George B. Winston of Anaconda on the bench. The action involved title to real estate at 415 Kemper Avenue. A directed verdict was denied and the case did not go to the jury. Judgment for the defendant was entered in the case Mike Burzan versus Victor Cogura by default of the plaintiff, for $100.
Auctioneer Burt Marsh disposed of 13 head of horses at public sale in the city corral yesterday afternoon drawing over 200 spectators and totaling receipts of 717 50. Some animals had served the city garbage and ash department while others were taken up by the poundmaster.
Ludwig Lore, New York editor of Class Struggle and among founders of the communist labor party, and four other Organization members were indicted in Chicago for conspiracy to overthrow the government by force.
Fragmentary text notes indictments returned last month against more than 100 individuals described as communists and labor organizers. The wording is unclear, but the context suggests a broad action targeting a wide group within the movement.
Livingston Mayor Terwilliger visited Butte yesterday in a rare return to his hometown. Butte Mayor Stodtem hosted the Livingston chief executive and escorted him to points of interest in the mining city. Terwilliger recalled living in Butte about thirty years ago and marveled at changes since then.
Chicago March 9 District Attorney Clyne announced plans to flood the retail food trade with the largest amount of food ever thrown on the market in the United States. He said storage stocks of butter and cheese in Chicago exceed levels a year ago as he prepared to lay the scheme before Attorney General Picimer in Washington.
A large explosion at the Rhenish Westphalian electricity works in Benrath, Rhenish Prussia, is reported to have killed about fifty workers. The blast buried many laborers, with the incident described as costly and devastating. In Algeria, a warehouse fire caused by a match dropped by yesterday spread, destroying thousands of barrels of alcohol and other property, resulting in extensive losses.
Two more candidates joined the aldermanic race as Lewis Shell and Walsh filed for ward seats. Walsh from the south side and Shell from the sixth ward, both Democrats, influence council balance amid proposed developments on Harrison Avenue. Local party meetings and primary schedules shape April elections, with petitions due at city clerk's office.
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