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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 09, 1920
Page
2
If you shop here you’ll find quality trunks suit cases traveling bags and hand bags. Quality luggage is the only kind that will give satisfaction. Nothing looks as cheap as a cheap trunk traveling bag or suitcase one trip and it’s broken beyond repair.
A health note warns thin people risk disease as nerves and immune strength drop with deficiency. It suggests modest weight gain aids wellbeing and cites 4% grain hypo-nuclane tablets as a remedy to boost white and red blood cells, to be taken for months per package directions.
Secretary Meredith argues federal agriculture yields enormous U S returns. Citing examples from durum wheat to cotton, rice, citrus, figs and dates, he claims billions in value added and reduced losses, with profits far exceeding the investment.
The high school presented A Maid of Tokyo directed by Miss Eleanor A. Tenner with over 70 cast members. The musical comedy featured Geisha imagery and strong performances by Lucille Staebler and Sheldon Swenson, praised for voice and stage presence.
An advertisement touts radio active solar pads claiming curing power for rheumatism gout neuritis nervous prostration high blood pressure and digestive and organ diseases. It promises a risk free trial with satisfaction guaranteed and invites readers to request literature from Radium Appliance Co Los Angeles for full information.
The Woman's club held its annual officer election last Wednesday afternoon. Newly elected or re elected officers include President Mrs J D MetGregor First Vice President Mrs T J Ellis Second Vice President Mrs C H Smith Recording Secretary Mrs Co B Collins Financial Secretary Mrs W R B Orem Corresponding Secretary Mrs C A Martin Treasurer Mrs Charles Avestin Auditor Mrs J W Gunn Historian Mrs T A Gripe Program Committee Chair Mrs William Loring Courtesy Committee Chair Mrs W S Noyes Board of Trustees include Mrs N Simonson Mrs J W Gunn Mrs C H Smith Mrs Poore and Mrs J R Russell.
The Callaghan club opens The Pepper Pot at the Butte high school auditorium tonight and tomorrow night. George Masel stars as Mike McGuff with Ted Doran in the title role and Loretta McGeehan as Margaret Zip, joined by Jack Bilboa, Mayme Normanly, and a lively cast for an evening of peculiarly entertaining situations.
Judge Jackson ordered destruction of liquor and bar fixtures tied to prohibition violations at the Andrew T. Malarky place on North Main Street. Fourteen candy packages claimed by Ryan Fruit Co. were returned. Other court actions included defaults, demurrers, and judgments in cases against Rose, Cronje, Doherty, Kuntz, Sleepman Casman, Puckett Reed Co, Victoria Hall, and suits involving the Northern Pacific Railway and Budelier.
Tom Hong a native of China who runs the Nankin restaurant at 8 West Galena testified yesterday against Dan O Neil and Dennis Goggin. He said the defendants called him names and smashed the plate glass with an ash can. They claimed Hong called them names first and attacked with a club. The court found both men guilty and fined each ten dollars.
Josiah C Gillman and Joseph Firth were arrested Saturday by county attorney investigator John Melia in connection with the seizure of a liquor still at 2011 Gaylord street last Wednesday. They were arraigned before Justice Doran with bonds set at 300 dollars each. Officers said the pair were cleaning the premises where the still and mash were found, indicating a planned large scale whiskey distillery.
A Quiocy Illinois woman asks for several copies of Humphreys small booklets after success with the remedies over the past eight months following two years of doctoring. The notice promotes Doctor's Book of all diseases in multiple languages mailed free, and lists Humphreys products from New York.
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