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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 29, 1921
Page
9
An older newspaper ad urges readers to check kidneys for backache fatigue and weakness. It promotes Kidney Pills as a remedy to restore health, claiming overwork and worry weaken kidneys and encouraging readers to ask neighbors about the product.
An Anaconda man at 601 East Front Street reports kidney pain and backache. He says two boxes of Dean's Kidney Pills cured him after reading about them.
Kim Pitts advertises dry wood for sale at 2 dollars more value than any dealer, with own delivery and no office expenses. Located at 1007 East Fifth, phone 354M.
The Butte voter rally, led by W H Davey, claims past city administrations saved money and pledges to run a lean, efficient, value oriented government. They accuse current Republicans of extravagance, rising debt about 285000, judgments nearing 60000, and costly legal actions while promising 100 cents value per tax dollar and reorganization of departments and garbage services. Mrs. Puleman Dead. Pasadena: George M. Pullman widow dies at 82 with Lowdens present.
A large trophy designed by Mr Maas, manufactured in two months, is displayed in a store window to honor the Anaconda high school football team. The cup stands 60 inches tall, touted as the state's largest, with engraving of the winning team Sembera. Speakers praise constructive criticism, teamwork, and local support as the cup is presented by the Anaconda company to the school for the championship.
The Associated Press reports in Chicago that liquor seized in a raid fetched 1.15 dollars per quart at a government auction sale. A wholesale drug firm placed the highest bid as the auction progressed.
An observer named Mian counts sun freckles using a telescope with added attachments for celestial and earth views. Through interruptions and a faulty lens, observers discuss the instrument’s opacity and the person’s search for a clearer view atop a conti nental divide as the crowd reacts with stuttering excitement.
A Norfolk man, L G Sumners, was killed in Blacksburg when a baseball bat swung by Otis Forbes struck him near the heart. Forbes collapsed under the impact. A separate item notes a Plymouth Rock hen in Walla Walla lay an Easter egg weighing four and a half ounces. Another report mentions a get together meeting of farmers' organizations planned for April 14 to coordinate an agricultural program for a recommendation to President Harding.
The Associated Press reports that several Lever Act cases were appealed to the Supreme Court by the government after lower courts released defendants. The action was dismissed today at the request of Attorney General Frierson as part of wartime proceedings.
Fragmentary OCR passage mentions head noises and ambiguous medical terms. Likely an advertisement or note about a product or remedy with unclear phrasing and stray terms. No clear event dates or named organizations present.
May Robson stars in Nobody's Fool at the Broadway theater, delivering a magnetic curtain speech and leading a strong supporting cast. The review praises her comic timing and pathos as she untangles a chaotic family, with the audience showing enthusiasm despite many empty seats.
A delegation from the Anaconda ladies auxiliary of the American Legion visited the state tuberculosis sanitarium at Galen with 23 inmates and Warm Springs asylum for the Insane to distribute boxes of candy cookies cigarettes flowers and tartle. The group thanked Mrs W W Harper Mr A D Munro Mrs George Shawl Mrs O Pritchard and donors W W Harper J Alexander and Anaconda florist Mr Jackson for support and reminded the veterans they are not forgotten.
The arrangements committee reports all set for an enjoyable evening at Carpenters Hall. The program includes a violin solo by Albert Powdrill reading by H. Fredell a vocal solo by Walter er recitation by Albert Powdral a vocal solo by Jack Partin and other numbers. Several talks on topics of interest ahead of the coming election are promised.
Voters learn where to cast ballots for the school election with precincts 1 and 2 at Prescot, 3 4 and 5 at Daly, 6 7 8 and 9 at Lincoln, 14 and 16 at Bryan, and locations at Opportunity and Mill Creek Beaver Dam School.
A railroad labor board urged a solution in Washington today as tensions rose over a stalled contract dispute involving key unions. The call came amid stalled negotiations and mounting pressure from workers and industry representatives to reach a settlement that could avert a nationwide slowdown.
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