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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 20, 1920
Page
3
An old Musterole advertisement touts mustard oil cream as a headache and throat remedy. It claims relief for sore throat bronchitis croup stiff neck rheumatism lumbago and various aches. It markets 0 0 0 and hospital size jars up to 2 50.
An advertisement touts Dr Edwards Olive Tablets as a safe gentle substitute for calomel. It claims the tablet cleanses the blood bowels and liver and improves skin and energy, urging a nightly dose for a week with prices of 10¢ and 25¢.
The School Board proposes a 41 260 bond issue to finance new Avgrado and Northwest grade schools, a South Side combined high and junior high, a Jefferson school replacement, and a new Central High School, with costs ranging up to 480 000. The board urges all voters to participate on April 3. District Clerk REIN notes plans will unfold as contracts are entered and costs tracked.
Judge Joseni Jackson praised a jury turnout yesterday after twelve jurors served in Judge Lamb's department. He thanked them for faithfulness and duty, noting this was his first opportunity to study a jury in session. The panel heard ten cases and was excused.
Shelby Irvine city clerk orders all judges and clerks for the city primary to report to their polling places before noon. There will be no delays opening on time as replacements will be appointed for those who fail to appear. Polls on March 22 open from 1 until 7.
Judge Samuel W. Greene of the First Church of Christ Scientist delivered a talk at a school auditorium on Friday, praising Christian Science as the religion of fulfilled divine promises and the practical healing power of spiritual understanding. He argued the Bible remains the guide, with Mrs Eddy’s text as a key secondary aid, and stressed healing without blind faith or magic.
A report by food inspector Margaret Rozsa lists grocery and fruit stores all above 92 percent while two reach 100. Restaurants average 80 to 89 percent, with numerous named establishments across West Broadway and Montana cited for their scores, creating a broad picture of improving local food safety ratings.
John Raymundo and Thomas M. McCulon faced grand larceny cases in Meaderville over a barrel of whiskey. The preliminary hearing was dismissed on motion, with proceedings continued to March 27 for further motions and testimony.
At a Floral Park home meeting, tentative plans for a church to be built on Street outline a 32 by 41 feet structure with full basement and kitchen off the auditorium. Rev Bo Crane submitted the design. approval noted and state society aid sought.
John Spar paid a ten dollar fine after a disturbance at 24 South Washing Street while using a telephone. M Doyle forfeited two dollars for failing to appear, and another man forfeited ten dollars for drunkenness. Judge Grimes showed leniency to a veteran recently discharged from army service.
The Rev G J Powell and E H Johnson new general worker for Congregational society will be in Butte today and tomorrow to discuss plans to build a Congregational church in Floral Park They will meet with Rev W T Lockwood acting pastor of the People’s church and Rev I B Crane pastor of Floral Park church at Floral Park Sunday afternoon at 430 after Sunday school Dry Power preaches at the People’s church Sunday morning Chairman Hays declines to mingle in preliminaries at the election of a candidate.
The board of directors of the Advertising Club of Hut te named Stuckel business manager and created the office by law amendment. Officers set include secretary and various committees to reorganize and supervise advertising standards and better business practices through a national link. The reorganization plan lists committees on better business bureau membership publicity education and program with Stuckel chairing seals and other members named.
A clubwoman argues age is only a number and youth lasts longer now as women age with better health knowledge. She cites aging signs like wrinkles and sagging skin and endorses skin treatments and home mixtures to improve appearance, stressing treating causes over effects.
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