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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Apr 18, 1925
Page
8
The advertisement promotes 8.5.8 as a supreme blood builder and cleanser. It asserts boils skin eruptions pimples blackheads eczema and other disorders disappear. It touts 8.8.8 as a purely vegetable preparation known since 1826 for blood cleansing and system strengthening.
The text praises Dr. Hay V Pierce a Western physician who after the Civil War moved to Buffalo New York. It describes Dr Pierce’s Golden Medical Discovery as a tonic for blood digestion liver and skin and claims it restores youth and vitality. It urges readers to buy Doctor Pierce’s medicines from local druggists or physicians and mentions a package available at ten cents in Buffalo New York.
The case of seven year old Billiard Boyce, reportedly linked to Axel Anderson near Bitter Root, was clarified after an attorney stated Boyce discussed custody with his father and traveled with him to Sandpoint Idaho where Boyce’s legal advisor remained.
Philipsburg April 1 noted the death of Saurer, with funeral held in south Philipsburg. Details recap family survivors, including three sons and two daughters. Also reported were illness, stroke, and notices of local residents and visitors, including Lennie Kelley of Philipsburg, Mrs Kelley, and others in surrounding towns.
The Deer Lodge bureau reports practice for the school annual class play. Names and dates are mentioned of participants and attendees at local events. Several residents including Mrs. Bakken and Mr. Galen were noted as visitors or attendees in recent activity reports.
Dillon April 11 Game Warden hR Basin reports trapping muskrats near the area. Dillon April 17 Col Alf Decker visits from Homerat armat. Aneerson attends to business in Dillon. Move Smythe seen in Dillon from Wisdom. Jorwen Jorgenson stockman of the Big Hole visits. E G Lloyd travels to Butte for matters.
The Polson column reports a busy period with choir performances, cantata participants, and school or community events. Residents Gwen Molyn Mallory Vivian Legeman R R Davis Laura Disbrow Leona Kunkel Thelma Johnson Williams and many others contributed to gatherings, visits, and local society activities across Lake County. Highlights include family visits, Mason work in Polson and Ste ves, and locals near Dixon attending a Masonite fair.
The Associated Press reports in Gallatin County that litigation seeks to cancel the sheriff bond. The action, filed by a company through manager C A. Schrummo, asks the court to relieve the company from the bond penalty.
Henry Daniel of Berrysburg Penn endorses Foley's Honey and Tar Compound after using doctored remedies all winter with no relief. The reader notes that the product helped his cough and cold, while warning against substitutes.
About 100 delegates from Butte Deer Lodge and Anaconda gathered at the Anaconda Presbyterian church for a lively Christian Endeavor rally. The event featured a banquet at 7:30 followed by music led by Doby Worchester of Butte and a talk by Rev. Hugh Darcey on plans for the Christian Endeavor Convention in Butte June 18 to 21. Archie McPhail and supporters were praised for organizing a strong session.
The Rev J G Knotter pastor of the First Presbyterian church in Anaconda was named as commissioner from this district at a meeting in Missoula. Delegates from all sections of the presbytery attended. The Knotters returned to Anaconda after the Columbus Ohio gathering on May 20.
Mrs. alae Barker wife of Prof J T of the state college faculty died at the hospital about midnight following an operation. The community is shocked by the tragedy and family members mourn her loss. Survived by husband a 12 year old son and a 10 year old daughter. One brother in Oak and two uncles mentioned.
Testimony in Chris Milo vich murder case concluded with Milovich admitting he stabbed Murphy after a confrontation with a stranger. Interpreted testimony described his memory gaps and fear as Murphy pressed, while witnesses Leonard O Keefe and John O Keefe corroborated the sequence of events and Milovich’s injuries.
Testimony from Milovich’s hospital stay and his housing witnesses described good character for Murphy. Defendants and witnesses noted quarrelsome traits while police officials testified in defense. Nora McQuade testified for the state about Murphy’s condition before the stabbing as the jury prepared to receive final instructions.
Anaconda chapter of Order of Rai se No 1 hosts an elaborate dancing party this evening at the Montana hotel. Plans have been in place for over a month to accommodate a large crowd with decorations and an orchestra. Stella Anderson and McDonald lead dance arrangements, decorating committee includes Ness, Milkwick, Brolin, Wilkenson, Etechier, Kunkel, and Robson, with patrons and patronesses listed as Mr and Mrs Clarence Bardon, Mr and Mrs Charles Gnose, Dr and Mrs Roy Brandt, and Mr and Mrs Lioya.
Anaconda records two spring snow events with garden and lawn growth accelerated by the cold snaps.
A reader writes about trying various remedies before finally favoring San Cura Ointment. The fragment recalls mixed results and promotes the product, mentioning places and names in a garbled, promotional tone. The text lacks structured details but hints at consumer endorsement.
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