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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Sep 09, 1920
Page
9
Discussion on the ineffectiveness of surface remedies for skin diseases and the claim that genuine relief comes from blood purification. Promotes S.S.S. as a thorough blood purifier and urges readers to begin treatment today, noting its availability from all druggists.
S S Eight has endured on the market for over fifty years and grows in appeal each year. For free expert guidance, write your case details to Chief Medical Adviser at 284 Swift Laboratory, Atlanta, Georgia.
County commissioners decide verbal talks are ineffective and instruct Mayor Stodden to provide a written estimate of city housing requirements. A letter requesting the information will be sent to the mayor today to facilitate moving the municipal family from city hall to the county building.
President Byrum and other prominent Milwaukee rail line leaders tour the West and may visit Butte next Monday or Tuesday after Lewistown on Sept 12. Macy Nicholson of Seattle and H B Marling vice president are also due to pass through Montana cities.
Judge Lynch issued an order granting Lizzie Wilson widow of Avo Henry Wilson a monthly allowance of 100 from the estate for herself and her minor child. The payments commence from August 5, 1929, the date of Mr Wilson's death.
An ad claims Pyramid provides rapid relief for piles and promises fast results. It emphasizes comfort and relief after use, screening claims with a confident tone. The copy targets readers seeking instant help and mentions ease of use.
Official estimates show 243000 ballots will be mailed to Silver Bow voters before November, with over 209000 copies of referendum measures sent already. Nine measures addressed to 26000 registered voters, postage around 1256 dollars, and 25 students assisting with mailing and registration work. Measures include party nomination by direct vote, boxing bill, initiative changes, and funding for state university and infrastructure.
A Milwaukee woman spotted a dropped purse and called to its owner. The surprise reunion revealed the finder was her long‑missing sister, unseen for 14 years. They walked home together, and the sister noted she had lived nearby for a year.
W S Peet of the agricultural department of the railroad announced the Union Pacific rail road exhibits shown at the state fair in Helens will be moved to Butte for a permanent chamber of commerce display. He described the county fair exhibits as amazing and remarkable, noting Butte residents are learning what can be grown here. Peet and his wife will tour Seattle Lincoln Neb Salt Lake City Omaha on a lecture circuit after leaving today.
The American Napropathic association met in Chicago and urged people to blow their noses to ward off ailments. They claim nose microbes lurk in the proboscis and affect nerves, linking sneezes to various illnesses with this remedy.
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