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Newspaper

Anaconda Standard

Location

Anaconda, Montana, United States of America

Date

Oct 12, 1920

Page

3

Silver Bow Road Opens Oct 15 From Butte To Rocker

The concrete highway between Butte and Rocker will open Oct 15, giving over 12 miles of travel from Anaconda to Butte with more sections to follow. By late season the Butte end will continue construction while Deer Lodge and Silver Bow sections near completion.

Butte Rocker Anaconda Silver Bow Deer Lodge County Gregson Springs Deer Lodge Silver Bow Creek Silver Bow County State Highway Commission State Highway Commissioners Park and Excelsior Ramsay Montana

Candidacy Costs Coffey Whiskey Prescriptions in Losses

Boston report shows Thomas F. Coffey, elevators superintendent at city hall, drew 86 votes in a Tenth district congressional nomination tie. His expense claim lists losses including two whiskey prescriptions valued at 4 dollars and a water glass, straw hat, and the nomination, totaling 9.10 dollars. he plans to retry the run.

Boston Rlanning Thomas F. Coffey Coffey Secretary of State

Catarrhal Deafness Claim Promoted Remedy

A historical advertisement urges readers with ear problems or head noises to try Parmint a one ounce dose with sugar taken four times daily. It promises quick relief from head noises and relief from clogged nostrils and throat mucus. The copy claims anyone with hearing loss should give this prescription a trial.

Cascarets Claim Quick Relief for Sleepy Systems

Ad promotes Cascarets to cleanse liver and bowels causing headaches and bilious feelings. Promises waking with clear head and rosy skin. Claims benefits for adults and children with no griping. Sold in 106 25 or 50 cent sizes.

Diamond Dyes Promise Fadeless Color for All Fabrics

An advertisement touts Diamond Dyes as simple to use on old faded draperies and textiles from wool to linen. It claims perfect results under guidance from a Diamond Dyes Color Card and assures selection of desired shade by the druggist.

Butte Sets Final Deadline for Irish Bond Drive

The last chance for locals to support Irish independence ends October 16 with subscriptions closing on that date. Montana contributions exceed $60,000 in Butte alone as funds will be redirected to Frank P. Walsh after October 31.

Butte James H. Murray Commission On Murray Lrank P. Walsh Irish Movement In America J. J. Harrington Harbour Block Frank P. Walsh Fifth Avenue New York City Montana

Oklahoma Labor Board Restricts Women Barbers After Six

State labor commission rules prohibit women manicurists from working in barber shops after 6 p m. The ruling limits duties in salons and impacts employment hours for female staff.

State Labor Commission of Oklahoma

Foley's Honey and Tar and Pills Mail-in Offer

A promotional slip invites readers to mail 5 cents with name and address to Foley & Co in Chicago for a trial package. The offer touts Foley's Honey and Tar Compound for coughs, Foley Kidney Pills for pains and kidney issues, and Foley Cathartic Tablets for constipation and other minor ailments.

Foley & Co Sheffield Ave Chicago Foley

Exiled Russian Nobles Take Up Work in France

In Paris region exiled nobles once near the czars court now work to live. Count Paul Ignatieff manages a dairy farm at Garches and helps milk. Countess Meestchersky assists. Other former courtiers farm, clerk, or run businesses in Paris and surrounding areas.

Universal Service Paris Russia Czar St. Petersburg Paul Ignatieff Princess Meestchersky Garches Vladmir Troekouroff Imperial Guards Prince Lyszczynski Prince Boris Count Y. Ignatieff

Orphans of influenza case seek permanent care

County officials discussed four minor children left orphans during the 1919 influenza epidemic. The oldest girl, 14, has lived with a large family and could not be kept longer. State humane officer FP Gilligan aims to place her with a good family to continue schooling rather than an orphanage. Public administrator Madge Brogan Dugan is seeking to sell a ranch south of the Five Mile House to fund the children’s care and schooling, though no satisfactory offer has yet been made.

FP. J. Gilligan State Humane Offeer Madge Brogan Dugan

Remembered Chinese tunes Passed down through generations

The article notes that many Chinese songs survive in memory rather than written form. Music is transmitted father to son, predating troubadours, and performances vary with each musician interpretation. Instruments may experience breaks as players shape each rendition.

Gull Behavior as Weather Indicator Spotted

Coastal residents regard gulls as accurate weather signs as they gather in large flocks and screech when rain is near. The birds do not react to false alarms and are trusted to signal approaching storms.

Republican County Central Committee pledge to voters

The executive committee of Silver Bow County Republicans commits to remain a permanent body after the election to back elected Republicans, ensure they meet pre election pledges, curtail unnecessary courthouse staff, and deliver a clean economical county administration. Signed by Bonino, Garrison, Lindquist, Hauswirth, Scott, Rozsa, Poore, Leonard, Charles, Campbell, Grigg, Driscoll, Mantle, Barber chair. Paid political advertisement.

The Republican County Central Committee

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Silver Bow Road Cascarets Irih Bond Saint- Germain Skouratoff Georgion Dadeshkilien Goudacheff Spain Tours France Collorel Doroshewsky Imperial Engineers Paz Pomarnazki Nicolajeu P. M. Bonino William Garrison John Lindquist Chas. A. Hauswirth Geo. H. Scott Margaret J. Rozsa J. A. Poore Charles R. Leonard David J. Charles Donald Campbell Joanna S. Grigg Thos. Driscoll Lee Mantle J. M. Barber Mont American Theater Butte Daily Bulletin Frank T. Bailey Horlick
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