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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 14, 1924
Page
8
An Italian scientist Alejandro Volta introduces Volta Powder, a nonoral treatment for rheumatism using foot absorption to reduce uric acid. Advertisers claim quick relief for rheumatic pain, with money back guarantees if unsatisfied, and distribute through medical or drug outlets.
The article warns that excessive tobacco use causes stomach inflammation whether smoking or chewing. It describes symptoms such as loss of appetite indigestion burning sensations and potential progression to chronic issues. Smith Bros stomach tonic is promoted with a money back guarantee and a large bottle priced at $1.25.
Fragmentary text discusses alleged deaths and a dubious medical device or remedy sold as a treatment. Mentions a Dr Carey or Carey's marhrodt pree setigation and orders from a drug supplier. Warnings about refunds and customer service appear amid confusing lines.
The funeral for Mira Clara Garr wife of Alva Garr rancher of Dell Beaverhead county longtime resident of the area was set for Wednesday at 2 30 pm from the Methodist church with Rev Edward Smith officiating She leaves two daughters two sons her parents and four sisters Andrews and other relatives noted in the report Hospital day observed at Barrett hospital with open house tea by hospital board wives guests Martin Barrett and Mrs Barrett honored and a lecture by Dr C Witherspoon
Hamilton May 13. H C Amesbury state highway engineer returns from mountain route survey with light snowfall allowing progress. A crew clears the highway and expects opening by June 1. Scenic highway approach work half done. 24 men eight teams to finish before travel begins on main road. Deer Lodge Kiwanis dinner reports, Dairy Night planned, and remarks on dairy industry. Hamilton notes include tick control field investigations, Missoula visits, and inspections by horticultural officials.
In Deer Lodge on May 13 Judge Bennett ordered Warden Potter to permit Ruth Hedrick to visit her incarcerated husband once a week under prison rules. The writ of mandate followed claims of retaliation for a prior slander suit, with the court clarifying visiting privileges resume on regular visiting days.
Officials at the United States public health laboratory in Hamilton issued an SOS call for about 100 rabbits to aid Rocky Mountain spotted fever research. Rabbits must be at least ten inches long and alive on arrival, with a good price offered for all qualifying animals delivered by next week if possible.
Bishop Peter Trimble Rowe of Alaska spoke at the Montana Diocese convention recounting his missionary work since 1896. He described treacherous dog sled journeys, near-death escapes, and life with fortune seekers during the Alaska stampede, noting scarce capital hinders development despite vast resources and expected oil discoveries.
Three plate glass windows in two Anaconda business blocks were smashed by a sharp instrument early Tuesday. Each window valued at 380 dollars showed edge to edge cracks. Investigators believe the act was by a single group. one window was at Roach and Smith in the Durston building. The alley by Veney is operated by Mrs. Bridget Callan at Fourth and Birch.
Earth Al Girolami sues Sheriff Gallagher to compel delivery of a car held by Lewis Confectionery Co. The case cites a February 1924 loan, alleges the sheriff refused a voluntary handover without a court order, and notes the vehicle was moved from Silver Bow to Deer Lodge for trial.
A fragmented report describes a fire response after a sudden alarm. The marginal text mentions a mansion schedule and a chamber of commerce, with flames brought under control after a fire station call, an engine needed elsewhere, and a caped or damaged line during the incident.
In Hamilton on May 18 the city council met after confirmation by the mayor. Present were council members Fisnagin Packer city attorney C H Raymond city clerk and cemetery sexton D W Fletcher.
Anaconda residents and veterans meet at Montana hotel Friday at 8 p.m. to decide on a memorial for World War II dead. Groups favor a community memorial with recreation and meeting spaces and access for all events. Delegates to the Helena state convention are also discussed with railroads offering reduced rates.
Invitations were issued by the house committee for the opening dance at Ana conda Country Club next Friday evening May 16. Dancing runs from 9 to 12 with Miss Brennan's five piece orchestra providing music. The executive board plans to run dances as subscription affairs similar to Butte and Dorr Lodge clubs this summer.
Tommy Tucker, three, son of Mr and Mrs Edgar Tucker of 30th Street, was run over by a reversing truck on East Third Street yesterday at 11:30 AM. He has no broken bones but may have internal injuries. He was rushed to St Ann's Hospital after the incident while playing in the street. Dr Willett attended.
Elks of Anaconda lodge and guests will attend a summer kickoff dance at the Elks temple Saturday night from 9 to 1. Wives sweethearts and visiting brothers are invited as the lodge begins its seasonal events.
Alex J. Lacey has entered the race for clerk and recorder. He filed his petition to appear on the Democratic ballot for the nominating election. Lacey resides at 80 Cherry Street.
Fragmented OCR text describes a chaotic sequence at the Imperial theater, mentioning a canoe being damaged and numerous unclear phrases about scenes, places, and a person named Ford. The readable parts point to a disorderly events description without coherent facts or dates.
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