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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 22, 1921
Page
7
Thousands fear damp winter as rheumatism returns. Local liniments offer only relief. to break the disease you must treat its source. The S. S. S. blood remedy cleanses blood of impurities and germs. Write for free expert advice from Chief Medical Ad viser at 824 Swift Laboratory, Atlanta, Ga.
In November business looked bleak with a bluish cast as croakers warned of poor buying. Retailers cut prices and advertised heavily in home newspapers, inducing purchases. By December activity picked up, merchants reported record sales, and advertising was hailed as the continent's greatest single business force.
Five men were docketed in police court yesterday for drunkenness. Four forfeited bonds of ten dollars and one pleaded guilty and was fined ten dollars. Two auto speeding cases were heard with fines of ten dollars each. Dominic Guywilmots was fined ten dollars for disturbance after a confrontation at a dance near West Galena and a noodle parlor visit.
Gov. Louis F. Hart approved a new poll tax law that requires every adult between 21 and 50 to pay 5 dollars annually by May 1. Employers must delay paying workers until after their tax is paid, and sheriffs may seize property to collect. The tax aims to raise about 2 million dollars yearly to retire 11 million in bonds funding the state veterans bonus.
Malcolm A. McMillan, 1131 Antimony street, a carpenter foreman at the Black Rock mine, died yesterday at Murray hospital from injuries after a timber failed last Friday. Born May 8, 1864 in Nova Scotia, he came to Butte 21 years ago. Survived by wife, two sons Duncan and Ainslee, and a daughter Sadie. member of Mount Moriah lodge, Butte Curlers' club, and carpenters' union.
A Great Northern railway car between Great Falls and Havre burned affecting two eastbound mail sacks. No registered mail was lost. Injured letters were sent back to Butte. clerks salvaged surviving mail and readdressing proceeds with notes.
To Mr and Mrs John Patrick of Cottonwood a daughter born March 20 To Mr and Mrs Batista Fanti of 4 Noble Street a son born March 17 To Mr and Mrs Peter Giacoletto of 1420 B Street a daughter born March 17 To Mr and Mrs Mike Castiglion of 143 Matt Street Meaderville a daughter born March 18 To Mr and Mrs Charles Fairchild (text continues)
26301 South Montana reports a daughter born on March 16. Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Hanley welcome a son born March 18 at 1022 Maryland avenue. Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Miller at 675 South Washington street welcome a daughter born March 21.
The first spring day of the year arrived with unusually mild conditions. Temperatures hovered around 50 degrees for most of the day with little sign of a quick weather shift. Forecasters expect the mild pattern to continue.
Butte old timers are welcomed at Jim Neill office 604 Mission Street San Francisco per a letter to George Kilroy gold miner visiting Butte. Neill, famed Butte mining engineer and now consulting for Union Construction Co of California, invented the Neill jig a leading gold saving device.
Police in Salt Lake City arrest Henry Bankhead for running an underground drug route to Ogden. He confessed to two trips daily for three years carrying about 50 dollars of drugs each trip totaling forty three thousand six hundred eighty dollars.
Georges Clemenceau former French premier arrived in Toulon from India where he hunted tigers and toured the Himalayas foothills. He reported on landing from the Ormonde that he is in perfect health. Athens enjoys bright sunshine about 300 days yearly. Haiti has no navigable rivers.
Melvin Norby, noted lyric tenor from New York, appears at Scandia hall at 8 p m Wednesday under the Norwegian Lutheran Ladies' Aid. He tours from New York to Seattle, following Helena and preceding Anaconda engagements, with Gladys Hoffman as accompanist and local musicians Doran Hawking, Martin Bjorgum, and John Anthonisen performing solos and a violin duet.
Pat Carney pioneer promoter of Montana's state fair and potato expert celebrates his seventieth birthday in Butte. He came to Montana in 1864 and built the Alice mill, later locating at Waterloo where he has acquired substantial ranch property.
Michael Drew age 60 a city resident for 30 years died at a local hospital yesterday He was born in Ireland He leaves two brothers Dan Drew Seattle and Tim Drew Denver five sisters Mrs Mary Reed Denver Mrs M E Anderson Seattle Mrs John Kenneally Butte and Mrs Jack Walsh The funeral will be from Jack Walsh 519 South Dakota Street tomorrow morning to St Patrick's Church
Edward Raynor of Harrold South Dakota visiting daughter Mrs. C. V. Fulton at Napton says Butte is better off than most communities. He will stay several days and notes Butte’s metropolitan advantages, liking it as a good place to live.
Harry M. Allen of 1009 Saint Martin Street Pittsburg Pa testifies that Tanlac restored his weight energy and appetite after years of illness. He says he gained 30 pounds and reports relief from rheumatism and stomach distress and urges others to try the medicine.
Oliver Tron & Steel company of that city. Mr. Allen is a well known member of the United Presbyterian church and is highly respected by all who know him. Tanlac is sold in Anaconda by Fuller Drug Co. and in Butte by Newbro Drug Co.
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