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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 17, 1917
Page
4
A vintage ad touts Q-Ban Hair Color Restorer as a harmless, guaranteed way to revive gray or streaked hair. It claims no dye, provides gradual color return, and lists pharmacies in Anaconda and Butte selling the product with free illustrated literature.
Two hundred dollars were received by the local committee for Belgian relief through boxes placed in banks and stores. Funds continue to arrive, with more expected as the urgent humanitarian cause aids distressed children and mothers. Boxes remain at Smith Drug and Roach & Smith on Park Avenue and Main Street, led by Mrs. Louie V. Bender and Charles D. Demond.
Frank Gnobina, a laborer, was buried by a water trench cave-in on East Park Avenue. Rescue efforts by Washoe Meat Market staff freed him after about thirty minutes. he was taken to hospital with bruises and a broken leg. Dr Max Di treated him at the hospital.
A kitten from the Copper City wanders from her home on West Third Street. She climbs an electric light pole to escape a dog, endures a night on the cross arm, then pads the wire and receives a shock from a worn insulation. A lineman arrives and rescues her, leaving a caution to respect wires.
In a police court session Justice Siiha presided for Suage Daniels over the assault case of N D Ellsbury versus Miss Ida Butler. The charge was dismissed for insufficient evidence. Officer Kraker began his annual city dog census and tax collection. Tax due by June 1. nonpayment risks arrest and fine. Janitor James ONeill at city hall celebrated a baby boy born at St Ann's hospital. A marriage license was issued to Marco Nicolich and Zelatana Draskovich.
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