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Newspaper

Anaconda Standard

Location

Anaconda, Montana, United States of America

Date

May 27, 1920

Page

3

Woman Reports Severe Weight Gain From Health Tonic

A woman describes gaining about thirty pounds over three years after using a tonic named Hanon. She details stomach pains, constipation, back ache, and kidney issues, claiming the remedy worsened her condition yet helped appetite. Friends and doctors advised further use, but she stopped after only a few days. She praises the drugstore as a source of the product and notes attempts to obtain relief.

Nash Beattie Wasi Tyna Musee” Wes Atlas Puller Drug Car Anain Bute Rewbro Drug Co

Curl Hair This Way and Keep It Healthy

Health advice claims harmless fluid silmerine curls hair from crown to tip, giving a natural look and softer feel. It suggests tins of Tinnit imerine for continued shine and easy brushing, promising no scalp irritation or stickiness and benefits for women’s hair care.

Mons

Aspirin for Colds Bayer Name on Genuine Aspirin

A brief note taints aspirin packets with Bayer branding claiming genuine Bayer aspirin. The item underscores trademark labeling and consumer awareness amid cold remedies.

Bayer

Bootlegging suspect found guilty of vagrancy charge

A man identified as John Doe, proprietor of a soft drink establishment at 18 East Park, was convicted of vagrancy by bootlegging in police court. A one hundred dollar fine was imposed after Officers McDonald and Nyland testified to liquor poured from a pitcher into a glass for a customer.

John Doe Ast Park McDonald Nyland

Fire on South Gaylord street injures three and villager saves two children

A late discovery reveals a fire on South Gaylord street last Saturday that left three injured and prompted a brave rescue of two young children by Frank Sturm. He called the fire department from a neighbor’s party line after discovering the blaze, while others hampered the call by holding the line. Sturm and his wife suffered burns, and Mrs. Dolmer sustained arm cuts from a broken window as neighbors attempted to aid. Despite delays, Dr. Williams responded quickly and helped treat the wounded.

Sturm Willams

McKinley Circle to Meet Friday at Lincoln School

McKinley Circle of the Parent-Teacher Association will hold a meeting at Lincoln School on Friday May 28 at 3 o clock A discussion of a proposed normal training course in high school will be led by Miss Schoneld. Election of officers will follow Members and parents urged to participate for one hour of school problems talk.

Melinley Circle Tion Lincoln Schooliday Sfiss Schoneld Empress

Charges Man To Take Postage Stamps

A local man faces charges after allegedly taking postage stamps from a business. Authorities describe the incident as a theft involving property of modest value. No injuries reported.

DAMAGE AND CLEAN TITLE SUE FOR DISTURBANCE CASES

The text reports J C Moebus alleging property damage near Charcoal Creek and Big Vole River with a demand for the disturbance to be moved. Manuel Sabedra, proprietor of a North Wyo street pool and card room, was found guilty of disturbing the peace and fined in police court. A coroner’s jury ruled a fatal ground collapse at the Black Rock mine on May 22, killing Willan Kin.

J.C Moebus Ima. Bruce Charcoal Creek Big Vole Gaia Manuel Sabedra Wyoe +ining street Modesto Choral Willan Kin Butte Black Rock

New Dutch Freighters to Run Pacific Service

Holland America Line announces four new freighters will operate between Amotterdam and San Francisco with routes via the Panama Canal, expanding the Java Pacific Line service to freight and passengers to the Pacific coast. The plan includes adding ships to the Batavia to San Francisco run. In Washington, the $440,000,000 Sundry Civil Appropriation bill passes the Senate as the last regular supply measure.

Cisco Amotterdam San Francisco Pacific Coast Panama Canal Holland-American Line Java-Pacific Line Batavia Washington Senate

Butte Police Action Before Supreme Court

The case brought by Peter Breen assistant city jailer against the city of Butte concerns a mayoral order removing him on June 1 1919. The supreme court will hear the case today as City Attorney R L Clinton travels to Helena to present the city’s position. The ruling could decide actions affecting 20 police officers removed with Breen and potentially prompt immediate city action depending on the court’s decision.

Peter Breen Butte Connectio Supreme’ Court R. L. Clinto Helena Supreme Court Breen Clinton Acton

City Starts Encroachment Tax Collection

City Treasurer Strasburger announced the start of collection on all properties with sidewalk projections. The tax becomes delinquent July 1 and must be paid to avoid penalty and possible prosecution for obstructing the highway.

Strasburger

White Appeals. Police Court Fines Motorist

W. McC. White was found guilty of violating the traffic ordinance in police court yesterday. A $10 fine was imposed. Officer Calpin testified the car passed other vehicles on Utah and Arizona streets between First and Mercury. White said he drove no more than 15 miles per hour and filed notice of appeal from the court’s decision.

W. McC. White Calpin White Utah Arizona First Mercury

Manison Guilty Over Milk Standards City Case

Manison proprietor of the Imperial dairy was found guilty of selling milk below city standards. Judge Grimes imposed a $10 fine. City Milk Inspector H Erickson testified the milk had 2.7 percent butter fat and 10.69 percent total solids, below the city standard of 3.3 percent butter fat and 12 percent total solids.

Manison Imperial Dairy Grimes H. Erickson

Injury suit filed against Mian Fruit Company over boy’s damages

A guardian files a $25,000 injury complaint alleging personal harm to a boy from an incident at a grocer store in Feb 1920 in town. The suit targets Emmet Cases and the Mian Fruit Company, seeking compensation for diminished earning capacity and permanent injury.

Mian Fruit Company Emmet Guardian Fied Sult Asain Aleares Permanente Pal Io

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