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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Apr 22, 1925
Page
8
A historical note on women’s enduring toll from childbirth and motherhood and the demand for a popular medicine that eased back pain and general suffering. It emphasizes periods of life from girlhood to motherhood and the physical toll on women.
Butte group Rocky Mountain Garden club event drew 114 members for Garden Week. Mrs. Pearl Ranenzahn won a rose basket and $6 for best crossword puzzle. Officials reported prize-winning garden photos shown nightly at local theaters and noted extensive street tree planting and neighborhood co operation themes across multiple city blocks.
The city warns nearly 18,000 encroachments on property and poles must be cleared. Second installment taxes are due by May 31 with delinquency after that date. Encroachment taxes must be paid by May 1. failure to comply could prevent restoration of property access and require costly owner removals.
J Donoghue managing editor of the Illustrated Daily Herald of San Francisco and Mrs Donoghue arrived with their parents and relatives for a visit. He is on a business trip for the Vanderbilt Organization and will spend a few weeks in Butte.
Stage times listed for Anaconda and Deer Lodge show Ly in Anaconda at 9 a.m. and 3 p.m. Uy performs in Deer Lodge at 11:40 a.m. 6 p.m.
State Senator Charles Mumy, receiver of the Boston Montana corporation, announced yesterday that about 10 percent of Muffly claims will be paid within days and the remaining 20 percent within weeks. He urged claimants to hold claims for 100 cents on the dollar, noting debts total 81,941.49 with 70 percent payable now from a January sale of Elkhorn district property that yielded 100,000 to special master and judge. The remaining 30 percent will be realized soon.
R G Call of the Union Pacific railway staff reports New England cotton manufacturing shifting southward. He cites proximity to plantations, cheap labor, and favorable climate as drivers, noting a Boston company’s blanket factory in New Wilksboro and southern highway spending. He predicts Carolinas Georgia Alabama benefit most amid northern capital inflow. He also mentions tornado tales from southern Illinois and Indiana.
Walkerville community marks a somber note with a farewell gathering at the Masonic hall on April 13 to honor a charter member and celebrate the enduring ties to the camp and its fellow units.
Fragmented OCR reads Sheridan planning a grand Fourth of July celebration with a featured event and a promised prize of $1,300. Details are garbled but indicate a committee and a chaired effort by Dr J M Dyerie.
Butte business women gathered for a social session at the Hotel Slab to install new officers and celebrate an anniversary dinner. Miss Jemte Roscow received commendations while Miss Dorn and Miss Biller filled key roles amid speeches and toasts.
In Anaconda the Rev A Ro pman's feast day is celebrated by St Pauls School with a program by several hundred students and attending parents. Dean Morwan offers congratulations as the eight grade pupils perform a rhythm medley and other numbers in the school auditorium.
The text expresses heartfelt thanks to Dean Morman and celebrates the feast day at St Pauls School. It recalls two years since a celebrated letter day and notes prayers for the dean's recovery. The eighth grade from 1825 pledges to uphold school standards and extend best wishes for a holy, happy year as they enter the freshman class.
James Hatton, described as colored, becomes the county’s first convict under the new par cotic law. He was transported to Deer Lodge by Sheriff J. B. Gallagher and Deputy Al Oldhaber to begin a 250 day term in prison.
Interest in the opening men's golf tournament at the Country Club peat Saturday is keen with a large number signaling intent to participate.
Members and non members are invited to a golf gathering with guests allowed for non players or non golfing members. Reservations must be made by Thursday night with George Forrest, sports committee chairman, who announced attendance details and related comments from Secretary Mellon.
Mrs. Sara R. Byerly of Greensburg Pennsylvania says four years of eczema relief came after using San Cura Ointment and Soap. She reports quick relief, complete cure, and reliance on the products for burns, sores, piles, chilblains and chapped skin.
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