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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 28, 1920
Page
2
An upbeat pitch extols Schilling Coffee with rich aroma and smooth taste. The ad promises a money back guarantee if the buyer dislikes the coffee, noting the price per cup matches ordinary coffee. It urges purchasing any of the vacuum sealed tins.
An old advertisement touts California Syrup of Figs as the best laxative for children. It emphasizes a harmless formula, fruity taste, and that full directions appear on each bottle. The ad instructs buyers to say California to ensure the correct product.
A brief advertisement touts Danderine as stopping hair loss and increasing hair beauty. It promises no fallen hairs after use, no dandruff, and visibly livelier, brighter, thicker strands with a few cents per application.
Butte chamber of commerce cites Washington dispatch showing Montana led the nation in farm growth over the past decade. Farms rose from about 26 000 to 657 000, a 119 percent gain, driven by irrigation. Officials say bonds should pass to accelerate development and relieve drought hardships, noting Silver Bow and Deer Lodge counties increased farm counts.
R Branson Northern Division head of the American Red Cross will speak in Butte on Armistice Day eve. He will address plans for the roll call and review last year’s work, noting the division's effort to restore normal livelihood for disabled soldiers and expand social work in the region.
Mr Branson notes the roll call's success hinges on continued activity of Red Cross workers already engaged in relief work in the United States. The article discusses ties to public health nursing and aiding suffering Europeans, stressing sustained public health and charitable efforts.
In federal court yesterday Fred Smith and Sam Bowers pleaded guilty to transporting liquor in the eastern part of the state and were fined 125 dollars. Arnold Martini’s case involved the Continental Guaranty company as claimant for the automobile. the court ordered the car returned to the intervenors who had a lien. A demurrer was filed in the W. E. Coman bankruptcy matter against Home Insurance and others and set for hearing November 1. Wade Goble of Baker was admitted to practice in U S courts on motion of Ed Booth of Fallon County.
In Burma football thrives with players barefoot, using unshod feet to kick and shoot goals. The sport mirrors Western enthusiasm, yet local custom persists in native play.
James Waken files for divorce from Minnie Waken after 12 years apart claiming marriage in Travistock England on June 13 1908 and desertion on Oct 3 1908 they have a 12 year old daughter Kathleen Kathleen 12 years old John J Reed also files for divorce from Rachael Reed citing separation since September 1919 both couples reside in Anaconda and were married in 1910
Secretary of War Baker and a bipartisan group touring the West on the League of Nations special train moved directly to San Francisco from Salt Lake City. The first itinerary had listed an arrival in Butte late Tuesday night, but the visit to Butte was canceled.
W L Martin of Los Angeles, a Southern Pacific locomotive engineer, credits Tanlac with curing a 15 year stomach trouble. He suffered dull heaviness, painful gas, chest pains, and insomnia before relief, improved appetite, sleep, and weight. He now says his stomach never troubles him and he feels fine. Sold in Anaconda by Fuller Drug Co and in Butte by Newbro Drug Co. Advt.
In police court yesterday Mrs. Frank Rohan of 707 Colorado Street faced multiple dog related complaints. A bull dog deemed a nuisance led to a temporary abeyance and a pledge to destroy the animal, while additional complaints prompted a new case against her including John Roche Mrs Roche M Dickinson and others with a new warrant issued to be heard today.
Continued fine weather reduces risk of coal shortage this winter. Railroad officials report Butte now has ample coal three times better supplied than last year at this time. A coal dealer says shipments are regular, though the coal isn’t the best quality, and Butte has nothing to worry about. Last year at this time Butte faced zero weather.
Twelve drunks were booked in the police court blotter yesterday with 11 paying fines while the twelfth man, one armed, was allowed to go after a battered face claim of a political fight. Tom Brown forfeited $10 for driving on the new pavement on South Main Street. Jack McGee, charged with vagrancy, was dismissed. John Kelley and Joan Murphy, charged with distributing handbills, were allowed to go on motion of Attorney Juttner.
The lemon tree displays all stages of growth from buds to ripe fruit. The sight shows buds blossoms and fruit on a single tree at once across California.
Druggists refund money if PAZO OINTMENT fails to cure Itching Bleeding or Protruding Piles. Instantly relieves Itching Piles and helps you sleep after first application. 60C.
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