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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 18, 1921
Page
3
An advertisement extols Kellogg's Bran as a natural laxative option to beat constipation without pills. It claims permanent relief with regular use, highlights palatable taste, and suggests serving ideas from muffins to pancakes, urging immediate purchase. It also links better complexion and breath to daily bran consumption.
Ernest La Casse facing burglary charges in district court. defense attorney John Elliott submits an affidavit claiming two key witnesses are absent and would claim Beatrice Stewart planned to frame him and that she solicited clothes from the Montana block. Trial postponed to November 18. jury excused until morning for James Healy's attempted robbery case.
Sol Genzberger and others won a permanent injunction against Silver Bow county halting a sanitary sewer project in East Butte and Silver Bow park. Judge Pomeroy ruled the earlier proceedings defective as to sewer location, blocking further action but not preventing new filings under the law.
The Girls' Debating league at Butte high school met to present talks on Immigration Unemployment and the Japanese Immigration Problem. A committee led by Mary Passmore will supervise constitutional amendments while Vida Matthews and others select the club pin.
Requisition papers signed by Governor Dixon authorize bringing W. J. Gribble from Salt Lake City to Montana. Gribble, wanted in Butte for failure to support his family, has been in custody there for ten days. An officer will depart immediately to fetch him.
Felix Burns is accused of obtaining money under false pretenses in a justice court complaint filed by the county attorney. Complaints names David G. Huddloff and J. W. Nash as witnesses. Edward Mishy faces a separate charge of vagrancy.
The Pony Coffee Creek and Lodge Grass post offices in Montana have been upgraded from fourth class to presidential grade with $1000 yearly salaries, effective Oct 1. A postal bulletin mailed Oct 12 includes the first cartoon, with Everett True urging careful envelope addressing. Postmasters commissioned include James A. Robbin of Volt and Zelda M. Lozan of Sloan. First Creek post office in Phillips county moved one mile east.
The state board of health departs Butte for its annual inspection of Montana facilities. Warm Springs and Galen will be visited before reviewing the state hospital for the insane and the tuberculosis sanitarium. Next stop are the state orphans home at Twin Bridges and the home for the blind and feeble minded at Boulder. The board includes Dr. Louis Fligman, Dr. W. F. Cogswell, Dr. B. L. Pampel, Dr. FE. M. Porter, Dr. KE. L. Balsam, and Dr. Dan J. Donohue.
E N Jones a leading Big Hole rancher visited Butte and completed a large stocking deal purchasing 350 head of cattle around the state. He supervised their move from Helena yesterday as hay supplies abound in the basin for winter feed.
The Liberal Culture club resumes sessions in the chamber of commerce rooms in Butte on Thursday evening. A. M. Riley will present the main paper on unemployment with critics H. K. Fisher and Pearce McMullen. L. H. Hamilton is president and James Rh. Spencer serves as secretary-treasurer.
Meliva Skocaich was granted divorce from Samuel Skocaich by Judge Pomeroy on cruelty grounds. defendant did not appear. Pearl Conlon’s contempt for nonpayment of alimony was continued to Oct 24, as were Harriet Boulet’s divorce against Joe Boulet and Arthur EK Saner against Fred Saner.
Judgment by default was entered before Judge Pomeroy yesterday in the case of A. M. Riley against A. C. Bennett. Riley was awarded $182.05 and costs plus $50 in attorney fees.
An old advertisement invites readers to mail a slip with 5c to Foley Co. in Chicago to receive a trial package of Foley products. The offer promises Foley's Honey and Tar Compound for coughs and colds, Foley Kidney Pills for pains and rheumatic ailments, and Foley Cathartic Tablets for constipation and digestion, sold widely.
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