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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 26, 1920
Page
3
An excerpt promoting Schilling Tea emphasizes paying for quality from picking to curing and transport, promising real tea with full flavor and restful invigoration. The line frames cost as justified by authenticity and the tea’s restorative qualities.
A group of prominent Butte Republican women urged support for Cox at a Cox Roosevelt gathering in the old Democratic headquarters. Speakers cited Carrie Chapman Catt, Cardinal Gibbons, and pro League of Nations sentiment, praising Cox for advancing international peace and progressive Ohio laws benefiting women and children. Another women’s meeting is set for tomorrow at 2:30 p.m., with a luncheon in Garner’s planned for Saturday.
Charles H. Lane former mayor of Butte reports from Long Beach that he plans to return home next year. He remains confident in Butte despite the current industrial downturn and believes affairs will normalize soon once he can travel from the health retreat.
Judge Lynch ruled Louis Sicord is one third owner of the Elvin Sicord estate valued at $6000. Other heirs named are William Vadnais and Florence Miller.
Fred McClure city passenger agent of the Union Pacific and P B Good with Montana Southern secretary returned yesterday from a fishing trip to Ennis.
The horoscope predicts strong Jupiter influence bringing good day prospects for business and growth of small women friendly enterprises while advising against risky speculation due to Uranus. It warns women may attract derogatory judgments and romance is unlikely under current planetary power.
Ex service men from Silver Bow county numbering 1,087 have applied for United States victory medals, per Sergeant Charles Herrmann of the local army recruiting office. Captain J W MecKelvie may arrive in Butte tomorrow for medal applications. About 200 army discharges remain at the office. owners urged to claim them promptly to avoid Spokane distribution delays. List of recent applicants includes Frank L. McGovern William N. Smith Matthew De Pauli Emmet Sullivan William E. Snell Barton A. Fates Joseph J. Sullivan Max Beehmer William J. Reilly Thomas Howell Imel Gryder Dominick Kay izzon Franklin F. Jones Lewis D. Johnson John J. Meehan Robert J Taylor Hedmare Erikson Fred Miller George Gardiner William E. Trethick Mike J. S Duller John Bazzan William H. Stack Albert F. Noren.
Claim a trial package from Foley Company by mailing this slip with your name and address to Foley Co Chicago. The package promises Foley's Honey and Tar Compound for coughs and colds, Foley Kidney Pills for pains, and Foley Cathartic Tablets for constipation and biliousness.
Franklin D. Roosevelt at Hyde Park urges New York newspapers to print the League of Nations covenant in full without partisan interpretation so the November 2 referendum can be fair. He stresses the need for clear public understanding of the covenant and its implications.
The First Presbyterian church Scout troop hosts a Halloween night for church boys 12 and up with games refreshments and activities including the mystic circle of the Iffle Piffies duck apple and more. Committee leaders Godfrey Walker Dick Wellcome and John Shields supervise Scoutmaster A R Graham as monthly socials begin.
Each package of Diamond Dyes contains directions so simple that any woman can diamond dye old faded garments curtains draperies window hangings chair couch coverings portieres everything whether wool silk linen cotton or mixed goods. Buy Diamond Dyes only then perfect results are guaranteed. Druggist has Diamond Dyes Color Card to help you select shade desired.
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