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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Apr 23, 1925
Page
9
Older adults seek strength as cod liver oil emerges as a spring tonic. The ad promotes McCoy's Cod Compound Tablets as a potent, easy to take remedy, with Fuller Drug Co mentioned as the distributor and return option through the local pharmacist.
Readable lines describe a five room modern home on Hast with three cabins in rear available to rent at $5.40 per month each plus three stoves priced at $1,250. Down payment $150, balance at $30.40 per month. Also offers a seven room modern furnished house close in on Cherry street for rent.
Anaconda Country club unveils its largest season with extensive sport and social programs. Men host guest foursome and dinner. ladies begin with a one club match and Saturday tea events. Schedule lists dances from April to October and numerous golf events and trophies. Officers include W C Capron as president and F W Peckover as vice president.
Local items list visits, travels, and ads from Anaconda including John Barber of Warm Springs visiting. Mrs. Tom Meloy and Miss Margaret Matthews in Butte. Henry Johnson and George Vanioako from Race Track visiting. Deputy Treasurer Harvey Jensen welcomes a new birth. Ruth Reardon and county superintendents’ gatherings. village society meetings and church notices. Duval Hardware and other ads, plus regional notes from Butte, Missoula, and surrounding towns.
County Attorney Ira Stage issued formal notice to operators of gambling machines statewide. He will pursue enforcement, begin investigations today, and confiscate machines, warning that any premises with devices will face prosecution under Montana gambling laws.
April showers mixed with snow spread over Anaconda yesterday as heavy clouds hung over the city. Ranchers visiting from the valley expressed relief at rain aiding early spring crops despite light snowfall.
Local items note Mr and Mrs William Norton returning to their Big Hole home after a visit to Anaconda. A Montana conference and business meeting is announced for this evening led by Rev K Hotzinger. A 1921 law declares slot machines unlawful and outlines confiscation for gambling. county attorney Ira J Stage comments. An advertisement offers sample bottles of Foley remedies after mail reply.
Mr and Mrs Anthony Barrett of 912 Hart Fourth Street were involved in separate accidents. The day after, her husband fell from a ladder at the smelter and broke three ribs. Both are said to be suffering but improving as expected.
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