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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 01, 1921
Page
6
An old advice item promotes Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription as a tonic for nerves and health. It claims long use and sales success, offering a trial package by mail and noting Pleasant Pellets as a popular laxative option.
An old advertisement extols Tiz for tired feet and Tie for soothing sore feet. It promises relief from corns blisters bunions and burning feet and claims long lasting comfort for years at a low price.
Montana Historical Society commission resolves exact spot where gold was first found on July 14, 1864 in Last Chance Gulch now occupied by the Montana club building. Bronze tablet to commemorate discovery by The Georgians Cowan Grab Stanley and Miller placed on Montana club façade.
Mrs Margaret Rozsa city food inspector reports a week of shop ratings with 12 shops examined and 21 groceries and fruit stores checked. Top performers include Cafeteria on West Broadway Price's cafe and Creamery cafe. Lowest scores ranged from 93 to 94 percent with most at 97 or better.
Washington dispatch reports the wool schedule of the permanent tariff bill will adopt the 11 cent per pound grease-weight rate from the old Payne law. Fordney rejects basing duties on secured content, opposing Stanfield’s push for scoured-content protection. House ways and means aides say wool manufacturers gain triple the protection of wool growers, with later fights anticipated over secured-content levies. The Katmai eruption discussion is noted as a separate scientific item.
Patchwork dialogue and sketches recount a late shift in a small town, with varied vignettes from work life, school board notes, and everyday conversations. The piece threads names like Lou Frank and Charlie Hughes with brief scenes of weather, electricity questions, and patrol-life mood.
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