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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 20, 1920
Page
3
An advertisement touts Danderine offering hair revival benefits. It promises fewer fallen hairs and dandruff after use, claiming hair becomes brighter thicker and more colorful with regular application.
The ad hawks Diamond Dyes claiming each package contains directions for dyeing fabrics including cotton wool silk and linen. It promises perfect results even for first time users and notes a druggist provides a color card for choosing dyes.
A quirky advice piece offers a dubious recipe to create natural looking waves using a liquid product and simple brushing. It hints at a cosmetic effect resembling a ceromtion but reads as garbled equipment of dubious efficacy.
A garbled report describes moonshine activity tied to sugar purchases and law enforcement actions. It notes large sugar quantities used for sour mash, investigations by county and state authorities, and efforts to track purchases and distribute proceeds without clear outcomes.
Ward Felker is arraigned in federal court and pleads not guilty to conspiring with Stevens and Simpson to defraud the government over title to the Stevens homestead. Trial set for June 7 at Great Falls. Stevens and Simpson previously found guilty and fined $750. Felker arrested in South Dakota. Civil judgment for George Nelson vs Flora Meyers totaled $4,687.95 with interest from January 1, 1917. Sentence for Thomas Leahy to be pronounced for making fermented mash. Prosecution witnesses were unavailable, muting the case against Martin Burke for prohibition violations.
James O Connell and Mise Alleen Paddock, both of Wisdom, married at Grace Methodist church by Rev. Charles Rhodes on Tuesday afternoon. Blanche Bawden of Butte served as bridesmaid and Jack Paddock as groomsman. The couple plan to reside nearby while friends extend congratulations.
A police court action against Frank L Wharf of the Butana Motor company for driving on the wrong side of the street was dismissed after a lengthy hearing. The case stemmed from a collision between a Mormon car driven by A P Brown and an Essex owned by Butana Motors on Utah street near Third avenue. Brown claimed the Essex sped and turned into Third avenue, while Herman driving the Marmon said he had to turn to avoid a multi car pile up and that the Essex struck the right side. The crash occurred Saturday morning. both cars were badly damaged and Ford Wharf, a salesman for Butana Motors, was slightly injured.
Bobby follows a cat cry to a busheside meet Happy Giggles and Daddy Catbird on a branch with a drab bird. The elfin explains he imitates many birds including mockingbird and oriole, and Bobby learns Daddy Catbird is the master imitator of the woodland.
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