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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 14, 1920
Page
7
The piece argues summer fade increases rheumatic pains and cautions against relying on liniments. It promotes 8.8.8., a blood remedy, as a thorough blood cleanser that eradicates disease germs in the bloodstream to treat rheumatism.
A claim promises to rid rheumatism by removing germs from the blood, urging readers to seek their remedy to end pain and suffering. The note presents a health treatment without medical validation and targets sufferers seeking relief from chronic rheumatic symptoms.
Begin taking 8.8.8 today you can get it at any drug store. If you wish special instructions about your case our trained physician will give you any desired information. Write to Chief Medical Adviser 281 Swift Laboratory Atlanta Ga.
Three mismatched wives sought divorce in district court on cruelty grounds, two also cite dissipation. Nellie F. Kelly seeks separation from Joseph Kelly and to restore her maiden name Nellie Rafferty. he faces a robbery conviction and a 6 to 12 year term. Annie Dinas and Kathleen Mann file for divorce from George Dinas and Raymond Mann on cruelty and dissipation with details of abuse and control. Lillian Bellefeulle seeks dismissal of her divorce suit from William J. Bellefeulle. Names, places, dates, and prior marriages are noted, with no children reported.
Northern Pacific executives leading the immigration and industry bureau will tour the West today with RE Benson at the helm. The group aims to meet farmers, gather opinions on railroad assistance for irrigation and land development, and will stop in Butte on the return trip to St Paul on Oct 27 after departing Spokane Oct 26.
W P Warner of Spokane division freight and passenger agent for Milwaukee railroad said railroads in the West are achieving more miles per hour in freight traffic and a car shortage in western states is nearly gone. He spoke during a visit to Butte accompanied by R F Weeks, formerly chief clerk to R M Calkins, now Milwaukee vice president in Chicago.
Train travel to Yellowstone park this year surpassed prior records. Fred McClure, city passenger agent of the Union Pacific, says the total passenger traffic reached 28 9438, up 7 668 from 1919. West entrance saw 15.12 entrants, Gardiner 9 617, Cody 4 205, with Salt Lake visitors tied to the Utah state fair and Mormon conference.
Chief Murphy received a letter asking to locate Patrick J. Riley of the Third machine gun company who was last heard from in Butte in 1918 on his way to a mobilization camp overseas. Information should be sent to Chief Murphy or John J. Riley at 145 West Sixty-sixth street New York.
Despite rising child labor in central and western states, Pennsylvania shows a decrease in child labor figures. The report compares state trends and notes policy impacts on youth employment.
Six songs from Montana State College Bozeman urged voters to back educational bond amendments 18 and 19 to keep higher education open. Dr J M OGorman warned that 60 percent of next year’s students at the university Dillon normal school School of Mines Butte and Bozeman college would be turned away if the bond fails.
A L Swan of the educational committee will discuss national Rotary topics at the weekly Silver Bow club meeting today noon. Charles C Cohan of the Butte Miner will speak on Relations of the Newspaper to the Community.
A coroner's jury ruled Bert Carney died by drowning after steering his car into Silver Bow creek near the Parrott smelter on Oct 9. The verdict cites misreading the county road, with no barrier or warning sign where the washout occurred. Witnesses testified. Beulah Webb rode with Carney.
In the case of Erik Astetd versus Dr. J A Donavan the defendant files an answer denying all allegations except one. The answer admits the plaintiff has two cross eyes and wished them straightened. The plaintiff says he agreed to attend for a fee of $100, which was paid.
A damaged promotional notice urges readers to mail a 5 cent slip to Foley Co in Chicago for a trial package of Foley Honey and Tar Compound Foley Kidney Pills and Foley Cathartic Tablets. The ad claims uses for coughs colds rheumatism back pain and digestive issues.
The piece portrays the governor as controlled by A. C. Townley and the non partisan league. It accuses the league of directing campaigns through county picnics, strict reading bans, and orchestration of candidate selection, claiming easy election through their political system. It emphasizes influence over industrial and financial state interests.
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