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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Sep 03, 1920
Page
9
An advertisement describes aspirin labeled Bayer with directions for relief of headache toothache earache neuralgia rheumatism and fever. It notes Bayer manufacture and monoacetic acid salicylic acid origins and states unbroken Bayer packages contain proper directions.
Penetrating antiseptic Zemo offers quick relief from eczema burning and skin eruptions. The ad claims an extra large bottle for 1.00 and praises Zemo liquid and soap as non greasy and stain free, from E W Rose Co Cleveland Ohio.
A chemist extols Mayr's Wonderful Remedy as a harmless preparation that removes mucus and reduces inflammation in the digestive tract. He claims it cured long standing stomach trouble enabling normal eating. The ad promises one dose will convince or money refunded, available at all druggists.
Butte prepares for the international first aid contest in Denver with an all day training session led by manager John L. Boardman and captain O. A. Dingman. The squad, in white uniforms bearing Butte, will also demonstrate at a chamber of commerce meeting tonight.
The district court heard proceedings to restrain contractor George W. Paulson from continuing work on a lighting system for the south side. Annie Nye Bothwell and other south side residents filed the complaint after city actions created and then canceled two local districts. Paulson had $20,000 invested before the council reversed its plan and he has since done no further work. The case filled the day in court.
The sum of 123 332 dollars has been allotted to Montana for school and road fund purposes after advice from Washington. Funds will be allotted on a basis tied to national forest acreage across counties. Most of the money goes to Lincoln, Flathead, Sanders, Ravalli, Missoula, Granite, Deer Lodge, Beaverhead and Madison counties, with Silver Bow receiving a smaller share.
Charles P. Wonderly of St. Louis, a Helena pioneer newspaper man from 1865, halted en route to attend the annual Society of Montana Pioneers meeting and to visit old friends in Great Falls. He never misses the pioneers gatherings and plans to reconnect with many acquaintances along the trip.
A suit to enforce a 1910 judgment filed by M D McSherry against Otto Stroh was noted as well as a case based on a $2000 promissory note signed by Christ Roe, deceased, used in a dispute against Hans Boe, administrator of the Christ Boe estate. Mrs Sarah Moses of 76 West Gold street died after a lingering illness at 80, survived by daughter Mrs Heyman granddaughter Mrs R Morris and great grandchildren. Funeral set for Sunday at 2 PM from the residence.
Traveling superintendent of agriculture for the Union Pacific railroad, V. L. Peet, will deliver an address Saturday morning to teachers of the rural schools in Silver Bow County. The meeting will be held in the office of the county superintendent.
Charles Lennox, jailed for murder in Silver Bow, helped escape six inmates from Butte county jail in August 1903. Of the six, Lennox fled first, then vanished. the other five were recaptured. Lennox remains at large with a $200 reward from Chief Deputy Davey O’Connor.
Informal conferences of chairmen and vice chairmen of the Republican state organizations from 20 states continued at Republican headquarters in Chicago. National chairman Will Hays praised the meetings as highly satisfactory and said they reflect broad voter interest in Republican success as essential to the nation’s welfare. He urged unity and rejected backbiting while stressing an honest effort to aid the electorate.
The text cites a nationwide duty of a patriotic committee, framing it as essential national service. It notes unprecedented spirit at recent meetings, emphasizing collective effort and unwavering resolve to direct duties toward victory.
Unmasked men robbed the Guaranty State Bank in Graham Texas this afternoon securing about 10000 in currency while seven officials were reportedly blocked in the vault. A separate wireless report notes a collision between Standard Oil tankers Richmond and Lyman Stewart off the California coast with one ship taking on four feet of water.
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