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Newspaper

Anaconda Standard

Location

Anaconda, Montana, United States of America

Date

Mar 19, 1921

Page

3

Kentucky Girl Endorses Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound

Sunnyside Kentucky woman Velmer Hendrick narrates overcoming two years of nervousness with the aid of Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound after trying two doctors. She weighs 138 pounds now and recommends the remedy to others. The ad promotes the medicine for common female ailments and urges mothers to try it for cramps backaches headaches and nervousness claiming forty years of relief.

Sunnyside Lydia E. Pinkham Velmer Endrick Route 1

Olive Tablets Offer Gentle Constipation Relief

Dr. Edwards proposes Olive Tablets as a non calomel laxative offering quick relief from chronic constipation and torpid liver. The sugar coated olive colored tablets induce normal bowels without griping and are sold at 15c and 30c.

Edwards Dr. Edwards

MIS PHONOGRAPH WED TO SPOTTED WILD CAT

Two Shoshone Indians on the Fort Hall reservation celebrated a marriage. The bride Miss Mary Phonograph and groom Spotted Wild Cat, names earned from singing appeal and a wild cat encounter. Fort Hall, once a trading post, is home to about 2000 Bannock and Shoshone. Residents farm alfalfa oats wheat potatoes sugar beets and keep cars and phonographs.

Fort Hall R. G. Owen Oregon Short Line Butte Miss Mary Phonograph Spotted Wild Cat Oregon Trail Nathaniel Wyeth

Gouat Continu es Case to Get More Evidence

Fred Titus faced trial for allowing minors to play pool at his hall 74 East Park Street before Judge Grimes. Hearing adjourned as the court found uncertain merits and Titus vowed to subpoena new witnesses. Edna Mattson John Kelly and James Smith were dismissed on vagrancy charges due to neighborhood gossip. H O Reinhardt got 30 days on vagrancy, sentence suspended to leave town. Roy Shields, driver for Royal Milling, had lamp post damage dismissed after company paid $145.90 in damages.

Fred Titus East Park Street Grimes Suboena Edna Mattson John Kelly James Smith H. O. Reinhardt Roy Shields Royal Milling Company

Rates Allowed Cattle Shipments Northward Rebound

Cattle will be shipped at reduced rates from the South to northern grazing lands including Montana. The old rates were set at an interstate commerce meeting with railroad officials. Rates in effect April 1 to August 26, reducing costs by about 35 percent, restoring pre increase levels.

Montana Great Northern Butte Interstate Commerce Commissioners E. R. Brittain

Drugged Rather Than Drunk Court Decides

Three men appeared before Police Judge Grimes and were discharged after testimony showed they had been drugged by Hoffman drops a mix of wood alcohol and ether. City Prosecutor Juttner said authorities warned the dope causes temporary exhilaration and later brain impairment, blindness, and possible death. The court deemed the punishment sufficient.

Grimes Juttner Mr. Juttner

Master Mind shines in final Rialto showings today

Lionel Barrymore stars in The Master Mind at the Rialto in its last performances today. The photodrama surpasses most pictures, with Barrymore delivering a distinct, indelible character interpretation and Gypsy O'Brien drawing strong sympathy as the leading lady.

Rialto Theater Lionel Barrymore Mr. Barrymore Whitman Bennett Gypsy O’brien

Treasurer Calls General Warrants In County Funds

County Treasurer McIntyre issues the second warrant call since taking office. About £25,000 of warrants against the general fund will be paid on Wednesday, including prior registrations. Roughly $10,000 will be paid from the contingent fund starting Monday morning.

McIntyre

High Travel Rates Seen Dropping For Summer Tourists

A bulletin from the Oregon Short Line in Butte announces first definite reduced excursion rates for summer tourists since before the war. Rates to all East, South and Southeast points become effective April 16, with ample stopover provisions. Great Northern and Northern Pacific have also cut dining car charges and promoted home seekers' rates from eastern points to the West. Under a centuries old law, no woman may enter the Paris bourse.

Oregon Short Line Butte Fred McClure Great Northern Railroad Great Northern Northern Pacific Paris

Howell to speak on Evolution of Religion at Y M C A

E B Howell a longtime Butte attorney and former pastor will discuss Evolution of Religion in Sunday open services at the Y M C A at 4 p m General secretary H R Parker announced Howell is well qualified from both pastor and layman viewpoints A strong musical program will accompany the talk with selections by Selwyn Burridge Sheldon Swenson and Roy McGrew including a violin solo The event promises worthwhile content and fine music

E. B. Howell Butte R. Parker Howell Selwyn Burridge Sheldon Swenson Green Hill Far Away Roy McGrew

Births at Murray Hospital and Calusa Street Couple

To Mr and Mrs Zeferino Bellerino a son born March 10 at Murray hospital. To Mr and Mrs Howard Stewart of 2668 Calusa street a daughter born March 16.

Zeferino Bellerino Murray Hospital Howard Stewart Calusa Street

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