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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Sep 19, 1920
Page
6
Advised as a public health note, the piece claims out-of-town visitors at palatial restaurants overeat with entrees and pastries. It promotes Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets at 60 cents a box, claiming relief from acid stomach and aiding digestion after meals.
An ad asserts that applying Freezone instantly stops corn pain and allows easy removal with fingers. It claims druggists offer a small bottle for a few cents to remove hard or soft corns and corns between the toes without soreness.
An old time remedy for gray hair, Sage and Sulphur, is now sold as Wyeths Sage and Sulphur Compound in drug stores. A downtown pharmacist says it darkens hair evenly and naturally, fading gray by morning with one strand treated at a time.
Samples of Victory wheat from N. F. Hunsaker’s Dillon farm, grown with irrigation, yield about 120 bushels per acre and showcase irrigation’s value. Montana products fill the Union Pacific display in Butte, while James A. Johnson of Shelby becomes Northwest Reclamation league president. Congress action on a $250 million reclamation loan favored. the plan aims to fund irrigation nationwide with a 20 year repayment. The Northern Pacific will launch a new immigration and industry department October 1 led by E. F. Benson.
The Bozeman local W C T U held its annual business meeting at Mrs G E Marvin home with many new members. Officers elected include President Mrs A Shadoan and Vice President Mrs J C Neeley. Delegates to the state convention in Bozeman Sept 29 to Oct 1 were named along with alternates. Ex officio delegate Mrs A Shadoan and Gallatin County president Mrs William Hollingsworth round out the list. Plans for the state meeting aim for record attendance.
Reports from Gildford in Hill County say whiskey smugglers set fire to a Milk River bridge north of town near the Canadian border. The blaze destroyed the crossing used to access the northern wheat country and efforts to replace it aim to preserve trade routes.
The United States oil men will meet in Denver on September 28 with a special train from New York via Chicago to carry more than 100 delegates. Montana will be represented for the first time, following the Van Duren strike in 1919 and the Frantz No 1 and No 2 wells in Fergus county. Operators include American Gas and Oil, Highland Oil, Washington Montana, Seattle Silver Bow, and Allied Montana.
Miss Melba M. Rowe daughter of Mrs A Rowe 621 West Diamond street and Lucian Faves Jr a mining engineer and senior at the school of mines married Aug 17 at the Episcopal parsonage Miles City officiated by Rev Hardy Mrs Faves a Butte high school graduate has worked as assistant to the chief clerk at Milwaukee Railway Co and the couple will live at 304 West Granite street until he completes his mining course at the school of mines
Mrs L Gibson of La Junta Colorado reports relief from back ache and kidney trouble after taking Foley Kidney Pills. The advertisement says the pills ease irritated bladder and are sold everywhere.
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