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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Apr 08, 1925
Page
8
A Woodhaven New York resident praises Carter's Little Liver Pills for improving health and energy. The testimonial claims the pills cleanse the liver and bowels with a gentle laxative effect and no adverse after effects.
A brief note urges readers to ask for a copy of the Venetian Toilet Preparations guide at the counter, highlighting skin care tips and best uses of the product line.
Mr Martin asserts San Cura Ointment cured his scabby head after one application and praises its effectiveness for cuts burns bruises sores eczema and skin diseases. He lists price 85 cents for the ointment and 65 cents and San Cura Soap at 25 cents. He provides Cleveland Ohio address and endorsement.
An Anaconda retailer advertises exclusive availability of a product at City Drug Store located at 119 Main Street. The notice emphasizes sole sales through the specified shop.
The ad proclaims three generations of women using Lydia Z. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound since 1881. It highlights a humble kitchen origin and widespread trust across the United States and abroad, with grandmothers, mothers, and daughters testifying to its virtue.
Katharine Murphy died at St Josephs hospital after over three years illness. Born April 24 1855 in Armagh Ireland she was 56. Survived by Kathleen Murphy Deer Lodge James Murphy Ireland Arthur Murphy Butte James H Murphy Los Angeles. Funeral at St Pauls Anaconda with Father John Deane, interment in Anaconda.
Kiwanis in Deer Lodge notes a full meeting focused on committee reports. Tree planting is near complete with 200 feet of garden hose approved to water the trees. Several chairmen reported on public affairs attendance house finance and budget education inter-city and Yellowstone trail publicity songs and music goodwill and prevenience Boy Scouts business methods classification membership and home products. Earl Genzberger district governor attended as a guest. next meeting set for the Methodist church with dinner served by church ladies.
Powell post No 10 of the American Legion met to assign committees for the Legion dance on Friday April 17 at the City Pavilion. Commander C F P Larabie announced plans as members meet April 10 at the Hotel Deer Lodge to prepare decorations. Committees include Floor, Finance, and Decorating with listed members.
Deer Lodge April 17. Charles McLain Finn and Lee Fleming Helmville visited Deer Lodge Tuesday. Dick Wendt Tacoma transacted business here. Velma Mizner Avon stayed week in town. Jack Daily reassigned to Butte. Mrs Austin Middleton from Miles City joins husband, state prison warden. Mrs Joseph Miller and infant daughter moved from St Josephs hospital to College Hill home. Presbyterian guild hosted dinner. yearly church reports and next year's plans discussed. Marriage license issued to Jonathan Kernish and Annie Corteen of San Francisco. wedding to be held this week.
The Grogan-Robinson Lumber Co on lower Broadway was broken into early Saturday. A safe was blown with nitroglycerin and flour and cement sacks moved. About 125 dollars in cash and 100 in checks were taken. The work appeared to be by experienced safe crackers using gloves.
In Dillon on April 7 a city election produced the strongest voter turnout in years with Roscoe Cornell re elected mayor by 448 to 173 over T B E Luebben. Turnout was 631 of 1150 registered votes. In Second ward alderman Dr L F Molleur defeated A A Curnutt 139 to 89. all elected candidates ran as Independent caucus nominees.
Dillon residents and guests are noted visiting or returning to Blaine Polaris and Butte. Hugh Smith and Pearl Smith travel to Butte for a few days. Grasshopper valley stockman Tash attends to business from Polaris. Joe Mellen from Horse Prairie and Miss Mary Gist from Butte are mentioned. Judge Rodgers and court stenographer Dillis attend court matters in Virginia City and Boulder. Charles Murray returns from Sheridan. Mose Smythe visits from Blaine.
An advertisement touts Zemo as fast relief for eczema and skin diseases, claiming it soothes itching and heals with a penetrating disappearing liquid. It recommends daytime use and offers trial bottles for 36 1/2 cents and a large bottle at $1.00, with Zemo Soap advertised as well.
William Manning describes his fall into drug addiction and how his wife Lotta fought to save him. The tale, titled Dope, appears in True Story Magazine for May, urging readers to recognize the danger of addiction and seek help.
A May issue True Story presents cautionary domestic dramas led by Ruth and a young fortune teller's daughter. It traces flight for love, price of dishonor, and the consequences when trust and betrayal intersect in marriage.
City Clerk F M Davidson reported the deadline for filing expense accounts for the city primary election closed yesterday. Several candidates filed with small sums listed for filing fees, while many accounts show the total went to filing costs. Temperature rose after rain with 65 high and 58 at 6 pm, a higher than usual level for the hour.
The Scuttiers will be shown at the Imperial theater for two nights starting tonight. Advance interest suggests larger crowds than recent photoplays. Marine scenes including a sea storm and a four masted schooner sinking are praised for realism and photographic beauty, signaling epoch making qualities.
The Scuttlers is hailed as a worthy sea photoplay destined to endure. It is praised for its lasting value and its service as continuous entertainment for millions of viewers.
Two automobiles, a Ford sedan with two Butte men and a Dodge touring car owned by a Philipsburg man, collided at Park avenue and Oak streets around 10 yesterday morning. The Ford sustained heavy damage while the touring car reported a broken fender. cause not determined.
The Rev. Dr. Frank F. Madden, billed as principal speaker at Holy Week services of the Methodist Episcopal church, is ill in a Butte hospital and cannot attend in Anaconda. The rector Rev. Edward Co. Bartlett will lead services tonight at 8 with the sermon Manifesting God's Name, followed by Man and His Work on Thursday and Good Friday prayers. The Friday service includes Holy Communion. public invitation extended.
Deputy Game Warden John Mc Caffery reported the discovery of a deer carcass in the Lost creek district. Two boys named Clark said they found it in the water and believed it had been killed recently. The warden concluded the deer was likely slain last fall during hunting season and fell into the creek and froze there.
James L. Platt arrested Monday near the Champion mining district by Chief of Police Tom Cullen and Federal Officer Ben Holter pled guilty in police court to violating prohibition laws. Magistrate T. F. Murphy fined him $200 after officers said two furnaces and two barrels contained mash and a barrel of alleged liquor.
Barometers run slightly above normal west of the Cascades and east of the Rockies. A broad warm trend dominates the Northwest with rising temperatures in the last 24 hours. Light to moderate rains fall in western Montana and the Dakotas with clear skies west of the divide. Also includes a public health ad urging Laxative Brom Quinine tablets to combat colds and flu.
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