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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 22, 1920
Page
3
An advertisement from The E. W. Rose Co. Cleveland promotes Zemo for eczema and skin issues. It sells 35c small bottles or $1 large sizes and claims rapid itch relief and wound healing, plus a Zemo soap variant for soothing antiseptic care.
The Montana chamber plans a statewide health campaign December 5 through 12 with lessons in schools on play rest home sanitation ventilation and disease prevention. Lecturers will travel between cities and pastors and civic groups will promote health through sermons and films.
Bobbie Page was fined $25 on a disturbance charge after a downtown restaurant argument with John Doe. Doe testified that Page hurled a glass at his head, leaving him with a discolored eye shown in police court.
Charles Tripp faces a false pretenses charge in Judge Lynch's district court department after county attorney Nick Rotering filed the information. Lamb allegedly offered a 25-gallon barrel of water as 25 gallons of 99 proof whiskey at a price of 1100 dollars, with bond set at 2000 dollars.
William J. Best Godfrey Walker J Davis and S Schatz were fined 10 dollars each for traffic ordinance violations Schatz was found guilty of cutting corners at Wyoming and Mercury streets while the others were fined for driving over the new pavement on South Main street Miss Yates Gardner paid 10 dollars for speeding Terry Lowen was fined 10 dollars for parking near a fire plug Frank Adell and Elmer A Wirtz forfeited bonds of 10 dollars each for failing to appear in police court for alleged traffic violations
The sixth meeting of the Butte high school senate swore in new members Walter Ericson F Barrymore E Pool M Torrance and A Benson. The group backed athletic activities and supported measures 18 and 19. A debate on whether all public service telephone and telegraph lines should be government owned saw the negative side win with Riddle Haggerty and Barrett leading. George McHeffey spoke extemporaneously and Ed Buck gave a declamation.
Article reports Northern Canada and Alaska adopting reindeer farming. It claims the combined regions could sustain about 40 million reindeer.
To the voters of Montana, leaders urge approval of Initiative Measures Nos. 18 and 19 to fund higher education and state schools. Signatories include Jos M Dixon governor candidates and various state officials and associations across Montana.
The horoscope notes benefit from Jupiter and the sun yet danger from Venus and Uranus, with love affairs at risk and gossip probable. Trade looks reasonably fortunate and new ventures may prosper with guidance. Big business may gain while some workers face distress. personal ambition and shop employment prospects appear auspicious.
Opposition of Saturn foresees attacks on the government after the election and a highly discordant Congress. Seers warn of a sharp but short Wall Street flurry while new earth resources benefit the South. Railways face trouble for workers, accidents loom, and birthdate individuals should not change in the coming year. Children born today may be restless yet have strong prospects.
Marie Duychman accuses husband Martin Duychman of cruelty and a course of conduct that made the marriage unbearable. Married at Butte on September 23 1916 the couple have one child Bernice age 17 months and the mother seeks custody of the child.
An over 1000 strong herd of wild bison is found roaming the McKenzie river basin in Canada. Explorer F H Kitto of the interior department notes reports of another similarly large herd farther north, per Winnipeg Manitoba sources.
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