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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Sep 29, 1921
Page
6
A Grafton Pennsylvania woman describes persistent side and back pains worsened by work. After trying doctoring without relief she used Lydia E. Pinkham Vegetable Compound and reports regained health enabling her to return to labor. The testimonial notes age, address, and a call for other women to consider the remedy.
In a wartime era pension probe nineteen widows were examined as two formal requests to strike names were granted or denied. Estella Trenerry and Emily Goldsworthy sought removal amid claims of reduced means and public humiliation, while many others testified about pensions, dependents, and assets as the court weighed each case.
Probation Officer Sullivan summarized four children among cases with three on pension rolls. Dates of birth listed as 1907 1905 and 1903 with uncertain other. Mrs Bullock described six children and dressmaking income while another case notes a daughter earning eighty dollars monthly with no support. Various petitions to strike names denied. hearing adjourned to morning.
Mrs. Alma Hinkle files the final account and petition for distribution as sole legatee in the estate of James Hinkle.
United States Secret Service agent Preston Martineau concluded a visit in Butte saying tea parties are off limits for agents after he uncovered a counterfeiters plant and arrested a man for forging a government obligation. He cited life-hard realities and a social encounter with prominent locals as shaping his view.
A tea tasting turned uncanny as a guest allegedly read fortunes from tea leaves, revealing secrets with startling accuracy and prompting the agent to swear off all future tea based drinks.
The Traveling Cafes Veterans Bureau will be guests of the Butte Rotary Club at the noon meeting at the Silver Bow club. Visiting doctors will speak, with a Helena conference report by Lester D. Frink and a Boy Scout Highlands camp summary by Benjamin Owen.
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