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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 19, 1918
Page
8
Advert describes Gets-It-2 drops as a corns and calluses remover. Claims quick relief from corns between toes and on soles, enabling faster dancing. Mentions promotion by Fuller Draw Co and药 Smith Drug Co among others.
Lutey Bros manager on Harrison avenue reports a letter from Andrew a soldier in France. He writes from a hospital in France describing his longing to rejoin the boys and praising the MC A for aiding troops at home and abroad. He notes hospitals and care are excellent and expresses cheer and hope.
W F Morton and Burt Pierce were arrested again by police on charges of vagrancy. John Stillwell, detained on robbery charges, testified that while awaiting trial he lent Morton a $20 bill for sandwiches and tobacco, but Morton did not return with the change after being freed. Morton offered to repay the money, but the court delayed action.
The Standard Publishing Company filed yesterday in the damage action suit by C. E. Andet alleging the Nov 3 report of a shooting by a sentry in the alley beside the East Broadway barracks was based on facts gathered by reporters for public interest. The answer asserts the article was fair, true, published in good faith, and without malice, recounting Anderson seen near the barracks and shot after not responding to a call.
A special musical program will be held during evening services at Mountain View Methodist Episcopal church. Mrs. T Hi Martin will read at oclock, William Evans will give a whistling solo, and Miss Pearl Job a vocal solo. The event launches a policy of weekly Sunday evening programs. Reverend GD Wolte will preach Hell Bent. Donations of clothing are requested by Associated Charities supervisor Mrs. Al Bradshaw. Call 2066 to arrange pickups. A wagon will collect items.
Nes Angele received a 1000 dollar jury verdict in Eugene Oregon in a suit against Great Northern road. The nine to three verdict was delivered in Judge Lynch's court after Angele, then employed by a construction crew, mishandled a heavy rail end breaking his footing and causing a drop. The report also notes election results for state legislature and a University of Oregon discourse incident.
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