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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 21, 1921
Page
6
An advertisement explains blood toxins and claims S S S cures through S S S 8 8 8 blood purifier. It promotes S S 8 uses for skin trouble rheumatism and vitality and invites readers to request the booklet Facts About the Blood. It notes S S 8 is sold by drug stores and mentions Atlante Me as locations.
The jury found Ortego guilty after three hours of deliberation and set a $250 fine. If paid, he must serve the sentence at $2 a day. Trial resumes before Judge Lynch. A motion for a new trial for Pawl George was overruled. The defense argued the state failed to prove essential accusations.
McKinley circle of the Parent Teacher organization will hold a regular meeting this afternoon at 3 15 in the arithmetic room of the courthouse. The Lincoln circle is invited and parents of upper grade pupils from Lincoln and McKinley schools housed at the courthouse are being encouraged to attend.
The state industrial accident board met in Butte to hear compensation claim details for Lee Thomas who was injured in an industrial incident. Attending the session were Jerome G. Locks Gear Porter and Chester Davie. Evidence was presented and the board’s decision will follow.
The Butte high school senate debated the resolution that the United States government should own and operate the coal mines. Farwell supported the affirmative while Moyle Kirchen and Koenigsburg took the negative. New members Errol Crary Dalton Dawson Royce Fulta William Conklin Andrew Kehoe Arthur Mc Mahon and Ed Cooper were sworn in as part of the session with Sherman Wutts delivering an extemporaneous address.
Cecil B. De Mille presents The Affairs of Anatol with an all star cast led by Wallace Reid Gloria Swanson and Elliott Dexter in a production by Paramount. The cast features Bebe Daniels Monte Blue Wanda Hayley Agnes Ayres and more with Paul Iribe designing the settings. Prices rise to 50 cents but local manager Noble secures a favorable 40 cent scale. Music under Abe Lewis and Parke enhances the film with a large orchestra and a newsreel plus event reviews accompany the daily showings from 11 am through Sunday night.
The Rev. H C Buger of Grand Forks North Dakota will preach at the Lutheran church at Montana and Silver streets. He chairs the Missouri Synod board of missions for Montana and North Dakota and aims to Missoula after his Butte sermon.
Mort J. Donoghue of Butte has been named to the Law Journal staff at Georgetown University in Washington D C He serves as secretary to Congressman McCormick of Montana and is a law student at Georgetown The journal selects 12 students each year from about 1 200 law students and is regarded as a top university honor
T Tomich files suit to collect a $300 note with 12 percent annual interest payable monthly from Steve Golubin and L Miladinovich. He claims the November 1918 loan has not seen any principal or interest payments. Births reported to city health office: a daughter to Mr and Mrs John Pearce at 620 North Emmet street, Det 12, and a daughter to Mr and Mrs Nils Bertrand at 1908 South Montana street, Det 16.
Albert Moore, arrested in the hills between Kahlotus and Estopia, Wash, for the slaying of his brother-in-law Clarence Gray at the former's home east of Ewan, Wash on Oct 13. Deputy Sheriff William Baker said Moore confessed firing the shot but not intending to kill.
The Montana Seed Growers Association announces a pure seed conference to promote purer seed across agricultural lines. The meeting will be in Bozeman January 10 through 12 during Farmers' Week at Montana State College.
Livingston residents vote to keep American Legion neutral in clashes between capital and labor and to prevent former service members from manning trains during a railway strike. MONSIGNOR SYNNOTT DEAD. Mgr John Synnott, 63, president of St Johns Preparatory Seminary Hartford, died suddenly at St Charles College Catonsville near Baltimore. heart disease suspected.
Fragmentary text describes a struggle labeled reward and a transfer or gift after fighting. The content is incomplete, with key names, places, and outcomes missing, leaving the exact event and participants ambiguous.
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