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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 05, 1921
Page
7
An old advertisement touts a pine syrup cough remedy sold for a pint family size. It claims dependability for breaking up stubborn coughs and soothing chest irritation, with options like clarified sugar syrup and pine extracts. The copy appeals to families and children and promises a prompt satisfaction refund.
John Lethlean, Montana’s first news gatherer, returns to revisit the 1860s era. He recalls Indian massacres, flour and eggs prices, harsh plains journeys, and the miners’ world, noting Butte’s growth from three cabins to a city while preserving the frontier spirit.
Special Dispatch reports a Lewistown man known as Downing fake shot self at the Sam Robbacker ranch yesterday afternoon. He was employed there and reportedly left a note denying responsibility, with family connections in London and two brothers remaining.
A fragment discusses Schoot and a cailogisie games squad with players attracting wide attention and practice schedules. It mentions a heavy early season, Dillon notes, and a trip to Helena by motor for commissioners meetings at the courthouse.
Mrs Pred Hargreaves of Detroit reports infant eczema on cheeks lasting ten weeks. She used Cutigura Soap and Ointment, six cakes of Soap and one box of Ointment, claiming rapid relief and calmer nights. Also praises Saucers Soap Ointment and Talcum for toilet use.
Sidewalks are under construction in several city sections under direction of engineers. A sanitary sewer line between Atlantic Street and Dakota Street is complete. The regular city council meeting will be held Wednesday evening with routine business only.
A porter employed at a Montana bar was arrested on a John Doe warrant for violating the sidewalk sweeping ordinance in the business district. Marco Sherick and R H Paxmil ey were fined ten dollars each for bar violations. Mike Kinney and William Drisco paid two dollar fines for drunkenness.
Knights of Columbus Butte council installed officers at a K of C building meeting. W J McMahon past grand knight and Warden Frank Heaney led the ceremony. New officers include Grand Knight Jam arrigan Deputy Grand KnightWilliam Corbett TreasurerPeter Paull Financial SecretaryFrank Feeney Recording SecretaryJohn Cavanaugh WardenFrank Heaney Inside GuardTom Caddigan Outside GuardJohn Le. Sexually explicit characters removed for clarity.
A fragment notes a requirement of thirty five signatures to seal an agreement involving the pope and correspondence. The readable text only hints at a formal process without naming dates or organizations.
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