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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 19, 1921
Page
6
Fiery itching skin found relief fast with Mentho Sulphur cream says a skin specialist. The preparation stops itching within moments and, after two or three applications, eczema clears leaving skin smooth. Sulphur destroys parasites causing burning and itching, and a small jar is available at drug stores.
A Butte widow, Mrs Murray, pled guilty to one count of illegally possessing moonshine and paid a small fine. Federal internal revenue demands still seek 2400 dollars in penalties, claiming the liquor valued at 2800 dollars per gallon as a total liability. Her modest home is valued at 1400 dollars with 600 dollars still due, and officials say the property may be seized.
A fragment indicates a person plans to petition the President if efforts with the home are ineffective, warning that continuing disputes may force action to resolve the situation.
Twelve aliens received citizenship papers in federal court yesterday. Thorne, the immigration examiner, took three applications under advisement. Oath takers included Iver Martinson Jeffson, George Norman Thurston, Father O'Shea, Hans Christian Peterson, Dennis Burns, Margaret Mahoney, Mary Mahoney, Helen Riley, Margaret Teresa Connor, Catherine Grossin, Nicholas Hubber, and C Almber. Remaining cases under advisement involved Thomas Quinn, Henry L Wehrhein, and Johan Whittle.
William P. Hanley, 72, longtime Pittsmont employee and Black Hills pioneer, died at a Butte hospital. An Ireland native who arrived at 16, he lived in Lead before moving to Butte. Funeral Friday from 612 West Granite with high mass at St. Patrick's, burial Holy Cross Cemetery. Survived by wife, daughter Mrs W A Glass, five sons including William P and Clarence Hanley, brothers P F Hanley and others.
In Helena on October 18, Gov. Joseph M. Dixon and Attorney General Wellington Rankin clashed over a state prison dairy herd purchase and Wolfe ranch leases. Rankin left the meeting amid accusations of politics and falsehoods, while Dixon urged buying the herd for 85.9 head and leasing ranch equipment. Secretary of State Stewart abstained, and no action was taken.
Two deserted wives filed divorce complaints yesterday in the dissolution court. Charles Oeil and Clarence Itaniey are attorneys for the two women, with Spirit Sauline Vas Geyton representing one party. The docket includes cases involving William Wastey versus St. Budfowden and the estate matter of Lewis Stettheimer, with Judge Pomeroy continuing hearings to a later date.
Andrew J. Graham, a member of the First Church of Christ Scientist lectureship, spoke to a large audience on Christian Science doctrine in the high school auditorium. He argued death is an illusion and mortality can be overcome through spiritual understanding, citing scriptures and the founder Mary Baker Eddy. The talk addressed fear of death and the broader social unrest tied to religious healing.
Filmed images show phosphate exposures and developments between Philipsburg and Wille, exhibited at Chie Sabo town hall according to Dr. Martin. The presentation covers mine-related costs and a panorama of mountain heights between Philipsburg and Maxville, with other pictures depicting elevations.
The defendant, identified as a Chinaman, was fined $100 after pleading guilty to selling drugs. The court noted the sentence and adjourned to Oct 21 for the next matter, with attorney Dan Mallo present. A drug sale case involving Oscar Thompson was moved from the calendar.
Private message notes Captain Bill, a licensed pilot, presenting Mrs. Hannah Schuyler of Far Rockaway New York as the second woman to receive a pilot license from the New York board of steamboat inspectors. Schuyler passed the exam with flying colors and plans to operate fishing parties for women while her husband takes the men.
Miss Bermice Carney of Butte and John Driscoll of the fire department wed yesterday at St. Patrick's church, with Miss Aileen Burke as bridesmaid and John Sullivan as best man. The couple, after a Flathead Lake honeymoon, will reside in Butte.
The funeral of Mrs Hannah Mulcahy was held from her daughter’s home at 1905 Monroe Street to St Ann’s Church for a requiem high mass. Father Leschner presided. Interment followed at Holy Cross cemetery with pallbearers John Tilsney Emil Aho Thomas Shea Frank Douglas Tom Hennessy and William Haggerty. Mrs Suttuck arrived from Seattle for the service. Some song selections included Nearer My God to Thee.
The piece extols global unity as a divine family bringing nations together to heal discord. It cites Mary Baker Eddy and Christian Science as guiding forces, urging unselfish action by Anglo-Saxon nations to set a model for others, and portrays faith as a balm amid modern upheaval.
W R Craig of Great Falls eyed Butte businesses while Odfrey Lasalle civil war veteran toured with an oculist. Helena officials, Philipsburg shoppers, and many visitors stayed at the Leggat Finlen and exchanged greetings with local residents. state officials and railroad agents were mentioned among transient guests.
An advertisement extols a homemade cough remedy using Pinex and syrup to soothe air passages, loosen phlegm, and ease dry or chest coughs. It claims instant relief, suitability for bronchitis and hoarseness, and notes cost savings and pleasant taste for children.
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