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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 28, 1921
Page
7
Mrs Minda Davidson of 14 Market Street Pendleton Oregon recounts a dramatic recovery after two years of poor health. She says Tanlac restored her appetite sleep and energy and eliminated painful neuralgia in her face and head, praising the remedy highly.
A Wisconsin woman suffered a severe female ailment for six weeks and was told by doctors she could not recover. After taking Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound she improved and recovered, prompting her to recommend the remedy to others with irregularities, inflammation, ulceration, and related symptoms. This account emphasizes treating the underlying cause with Pinkham’s medicine.
Judge Jackson in Butte yesterday reviewed motions and rulings prior to leaving for Helena. He granted 20 days for S L Teague v Butte Street Electric. awarded Teague $10,000 for injuries from a street car incident. denied city of Butte’s new trial. denied Dy F Sullivan reinstatement and back pay. denied change of venue in F L Whart v W R Dunn. overruled demurrer in Frank L Wharf v Sarah Walsh Administration. He will issue briefs within 20 days, then continue court duties in Helena.
Three moonshiners jailed for six months and fined 800 each escaped payment by taking the pauper's oath before United States Commissioner Van Et ten. G W Vineyard Dan Campbell and Sam Robbin were named. A federal prisoner earns five days off per month for good behavior, reducing their actual time to five months plus 30 days before oath eligibility. If they swear no money beyond 20 and no nonexempt property, Uncle Sam will release them. Without the oath a sentence would keep them jailed until the fine is paid.
A fragment notes the last federal jury call for this term in Butte with street ad copy offering Foley remedies. It advises cutting out the slip and mailing to Foley & Co. for a trial package including Honey and Tar Compound, Kidney Pills, and Foley Cathartic Tablets.
A damaged OCR fragment mentions costs and dates in unclear terms. It references names and places sparsely and provides no coherent event. The readable parts suggest a financial or schedule note but lack verifiable facts. Further clean text is required to produce a proper summary.
White voile waists priced at 3.95 feature Peter Pan and roll collars with tucked vest effects and Wallace filet trimming. Crisp cool dainty white styles offered on the second floor.
A halting catalog of fruits and vegetables with unit prices including green beans wax beans cucumbers head lettuce radishes green onions eggplant spinach beets carrots and turnips. It notes quantity and bulk deals such as two bunches for 26 cents and various per pound or per item prices.
In federal court, Charles D. McLure’s suit against Rod D. Leggat was dismissed after a motion found the complaint failed to state a valid legal claim. McLure sought roughly $20,000 costs related to a prior case, alleging Leggat bought McLure’s property at a tax sale for $1,004 over its $50,000 value and that an agreement to redeem was breached. The property included interests in East Quartz, Ouachita, Eliona, and Bland lode claims. the case traced back to 1916 when McLure won a judgment and later retrieved the land by paying Leggat.
The B A P railway schedules special trains Saturday Sunday and May 28 20 and 80. Trains depart Anaconda at 11 20 p m and and Butte at 5 p m and 12 45 a m. The last Butte service leaves Gregory at midnight and for Anaconda. Edgar Allan Poe received ten dollars for The Ravel.
An advertisement touts sturdy men’s outdoor wear with khaki suits priced at 7.50, khaki all-in-ones at 3.50, and Jiffy khaki suits at 5.00 noted as buttonless. Describes durable work garments including motorist friendly designs and features like belt loops and cuff bottoms.
Col Ed Fletcher, prominent San Diego businessman, controlled Water Company interests in Butte and San Diego near the Murray partnership. The Murray dam, 117 feet high and 200 feet long, remains a monument to James A. Murray. San Diego negotiates to purchase the water system, with broader expansion plans noted. Associate coverage by the Associated Press.
A chaotic public notice from Mayor Cocking declares police orders to arrest youths involved in property destruction. The statement stresses no mercy toward vandalism and hints at family consequences, with incomplete phrases suggesting a crackdown on offenders.
Memorial services honor Sergeant Sanger who died in France. His funeral plans include arrival in Butte and state funeral procedures with American Legion escort, fire department honors, and a high mass at St Patrick’s Church. Burial at a local cemetery. Survived by wife and two daughters.
A card party is held at Sacred Heart parish hall at ten o clock. Owing to the reason the party is expected to draw parishioners and raise funds for the church.
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