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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Apr 04, 1925
Page
8
An advertisement touts 8.8.8 as a blood purifier and body builder from 1826, claiming it strengthens nerves, clears impurities, and increases energy and vigor with vegetable ingredients. It urges readers to start taking 8.9.8 today for a stronger nervous system and better appearance.
An advertisement-style testimonial praises Dr. Pierce’s Favorite Prescription as beneficial during life’s trying months. Pred Downs of Capitol Street, Buffalo, credits the remedy with easing nausea and nerves and recommends it for daughters as a tonic and strengthener. The piece invites readers to obtain free advice and trial information.
Jean de Resuke a renowned tenor, died at his villa in Nice after a short illness possibly influenza complications. At seventy five, he split his time among Paris, Nice, and Poland inspired estates, celebrated for Wagnerian roles and interpretive artistry seen across Europe and New York audiences.
Governor Erickson announced appointments to several state boards and commissions including Livestock, Charities and Reforms, Soldiers' Home Managers, Board of Health, Dental Examiners, Pharmacy, Osteopathic Examiners, Optometry, Architectural Examiners, and related terms ending 1927 to 1931. New members include A N Moore Marion and Percy Williams Miles City among others.
Frederick Roy Martin resigns as general manager of the Associated Press. Wille E. Stone is named general manager as the organization contemplates leadership changes. The move reflects a year of steady leadership amid executive reshuffling.
Dillon residents expect a lively mayoral contest as a single candidate has announced by week’s end for the April 6 city election. Other caucus nominees appear unopposed and the usual quiet election may see a rare heated campaign in this year’s race.
Deer Lodge bowlers gathered for their annual banquet led by Dave Hagerty and Waliis. Awards honored top players including a gold medal for outstanding season performance and recognition for members Joe Hirst Guy Jetters Roy Kaley and Ted Larabie. The event featured talks on bowling and a review of the past season with a festive dinner.
Bitter Root Area notes report Silis Frieda Weisel and Clarence Wood wedding at Stevensville city hall performed by Justice John G Jatlovel. Lee Mummers and Darby merchant visited during the week. Greta Shriver and George Willett spent vacationing at Hamilton. Mr and Mrs J J Butcher of upper valley disposed of property and friends attended. Hoy Williams faces company dispute in county bank matters. Fudge and Duncan disqualified themselves. Stevensville notes mention Avett 800 returning from Missoula clinic and G Watts from the Federal Reserve District inspecting local airmen and a year-old cow setting a Cascade state record for semili.
Fragmented notes report personal visits and local matters in Philipsburg and nearby towns. Mentions Arn S and Attorney W Moore, trips with family, business visits, and references to local figures and firms in sparse, unsure wording.
Loyal Order of Moose members in Deer Lodge elected new officers at the regular meeting. James Eaton was named president, Rudolph Swanson secretary, Cornett treasurer, and George Nine became trustee. Several new candidates were elected as part of the business session.
State auditor George P. Porter praised the Helena area vocational school for girls for showing strong competition and modern methods. He observed girls handling teams of horses and trained mules, while the superintendent Miss Edith Xassing oversees diverse tasks with rapid project changes.
A legal notice record references the District Court of the Third District. Details are unreadable in the fragment but indicate official court action and public notice requirements. Provided text insufficient for names, dates, or actions.
Peter Lasetich and Mike Bojovich were fined 400 dollars and jailed 90 days for possession and sale of intoxicating liquor. Joe Bruneau was acquitted of second degree assault after a street quarrel with Terrance Clark. Bruneau testified he acted in self defense after Clark struck him and a knife was used. The trial, heard in district court, involved testimony from multiple witnesses and the county attorney prosecuted the case.
The funeral for the late Joseph A Rela was held at the St Jean home at 9 20 this morning with a solemn high mass at St Pauls church at 10. The cortege then went to St Patrick cemetery for burial. The Rev Father Venus of Butte performed the rites while many Butte and Anaconda residents visited the St Jean home to offer condolences.
A fragmented Deer Lodge notice mentions a March event involving a person named Aaron and a 1925 date. The text is garbled but implies a legal or financial matter with interest or a stake. Further readable details are not clear in the fragment.
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