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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 25, 1921
Page
6
Tix promises instant relief for tired aching and swollen feet. It claims to reduce swelling draw out soreness and misery from feet that chafe burn and blister. The ad asserts no more shoe tightness and cools irritations for мгнест feet with comfort.
Meaderville federal court convicted Steve Fragoll and Peter Parsotth of bootlegging. Frugott received 30 days county jail, Barcotti 15 days, joint fine and costs of 150 dollars. Stay granted for 10 days to arrange business. John Tivit sentenced to six months jail and 125 dollar fine plus costs for Harrison mare Cotte act violation. Jury reached verdict after initial deadlock, then agreed after bailiff informed families they would be away Monday morning.
N R Parker in charge of Bitter Root valley field station warns west-side tick district landowners to thoroughly exterminate gophers by June 1 or he will do the work, adding the expense to land taxes collected by the county treasurer. In 1920 about 16000 acres were treated to curb tickborne disease spread. For Helena, opening semi pro league game attendance promises novelty and free admission as locals crave baseball after years without organized play. Helena residents report dandelion wine production surges amid Prohibition, with many gathering weeds for fermentation as a household remedy.
In Superior on May 24, Stoker and Crandall of Butte show interest in the Roach mining claims on Trout Creek. They plan to travel to the mines within a day to evaluate the property and its potential.
The last criminal trial of the term was submitted to the jury without argument. Cooney and Gibbons faced charges of running a stir on Princeton avenue. Cooney testified about a well on moonshining premises and details of connections with Frank Wren and Hagland Weight. The case also notes the Lukens Hazel mine boarding house construction and potential lead mill operation with 75 men.
New York socialite Miss Cornea McLaughlin, after rejecting traditional land travel, learned to fly in Southern California. She earned a pilot's license from the Aero Club of America and plans an air tour of France and Italy. Aviator Emery Rogers notes she was among his best pupils and the first Southern California trained aviatrix recognized by the Aero Club of America.
Helena on May 24 reports no break in coal prices with an advertiser predicting summer mine increases. Retail fuel rates stay high after the war, only slipping slightly from the postwar peak as freight and miner wages rise. Separately, the Commercial Club moves to oppose higher express rates within the state as the railway Commission prepares a hearing on a 26 percent increase Tomorrow.
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