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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 07, 1919
Page
15
Anaconda headlines cover local business visitors from Butte and Billings, sales listings for cars and homes, coal and fertilizer haulers, job notices, and social events. Residents and guests mingle at shops, garages, and the courthouse as weddings, travels, and club activities shape daily life.
A reader ad promotes a home remedy claiming oats and a product named derwillo will transform appearance. It promises dramatic results after a single application and hints at a forthcoming article titled How to make your own complexion treatment at home with full usage details.
H F Ragland and family departed for Columbus Ohio to attend the second annual convention of the Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen as the Anaconda lodge representative. They plan to visit relatives in Chicago La Salle Perry Des Moines after the convention, where two Ragland brothers recently returned from service overseas. They expect to be away about two months.
A colored man named Albert Gibson was taken from Hutte last evening to Anaconda where he faces a petty larceny charge filed by Ransom Burrett. Local authorities seek Gibson on the warrant and urge any information leading to his location.
Weather shifts push mixed foursome qualifying to May 9-12 with rounds in any order. Top 16 scores enter match play for two cups, next 16 for other prizes. Drawings for first rounds published May 13. rounds must finish by May 16, with second rounds May 17. Numerous partner pairings listed.
The Ninth Federal District in Minneapolis warns counties must meet full Victory loan quotas to back peace and prosperity. Deer Lodge is only a few thousand dollars short and officials are urged to oversubscribe through newspaper columns and local committees to finish the job.
A family dispute in police court between a Family Row and Helen Betrich and Mrs Helen Frankovich was settled yesterday afternoon after testimony. The case ended with a 60-50 verdict and each woman fined $10 before being sent home.
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