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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 04, 1924
Page
7
Astonishing results claimed for a new double action treatment for coughs. The method uses a single teaspoon held in the throat for 15 to 20 seconds before swallowing to soothe inflammation and loosen phlegm. Suitable for all ages, no narcotics, and advertised as economical with a small dose. Available at druggists.
Advertising claim states taking two tablets every three hours for three doses relieves colds. The first dose provides relief, the second and third break up the cold. Described as pleasant and safe with no quinine or opiates. Millions use it. price 35 cents.
Speech stresses continued support for Latin American prosperity and peaceful settlement of disputes. urges extension of the foreign debt commission as $12 billion owed by foreign nations is pursued toward liquidation. Defends property rights and constitutional protections as foundations of American self government and calls for honest repayment to sustain credit.
The Kennedy ranch near Stevensville, valued at about 10000 dollars, is donated by Mrs. Ellen Kennedy to Montana Children’s Home Society to operate as a needy children’s home and be self supporting. Former owner J. W. Kennedy’s heirs supported by bride Mrs. Ellen Kennedy consolidated with other heirs. The gift follows negotiations with Canadian heirs and other estate purchases.
Bien and Ross led with two wins after Tuesday night action in Deer Lodge. Fitzpatrick of Undertakers posted 612 for high series while Harris of Laundry scored 466 for his team as individuals and totals were tallied.
Deer Lodge reports a successful Knights of Columbus Ladies Night at the club rooms. Members and guests enjoyed cards, a program of songs readings and stories by L Boedecker M F Hayes and Father John DeLane with Ruth Welsh Jean Rowan and Frances Hale as accompanists and readers. Refreshments followed and organizers announced ongoing winter gatherings.
A Tuesday afternoon exhibit at the Woman's clubhouse showcases needlework by the Woman's club arts and crafts group under Mrs. 8 S Koehler. Mrs W MacDonnell speaks on Ideals of Womanhood, praising women's progress in business welfare politics and home.
Musterole is a white oil of mustard ointment spread by hand for rapid relief from sore throat bronchitis tonsillitis croup stiff neck asthma neuralgia headache congestion and rheumatic pains. It penetrates with a gentle tingle loosening congestion and drawing out soreness.
Senator Hazelbaker chaired a Dillon Rotary meeting highlighting Beaverhead county and Dillon in Montana month advertising. Speakers Waldorf Hartwig Paul Eliel urged local business growth while Rev. Leschner extolled educational and church advantages. Judge Bennett urged judicial support and community effort. Dillon notes mention visitors Peterson and Smith among others.
Dillon report notes the State Normal College approved by the secretary of labor under the 1924 immigration act for immigrant student training. Mentions include Prof J F McBain joining Ypsilanti summer teaching, Miss Elizabeth Fletcher visiting Dillon, and a busy calendar with concerts, recitals, and the Gargoyle club play in December. Also mentions Montana week events and faculty activities at the State Teachers’ association.
Lima residents report travel to Los Angeles and Ogden, a dull stock market in Omaha, and a restaurant transfer from Uno to C F Adams. Local water bonds for Improvement District No 1 sold for 5600 dollars with strong local interest.
A report warns that extinction risk for native antelope in the United States is rising due to habitat loss and hunting pressures. Agencies urge conservation actions to protect remaining populations and restore habitats across key ranges.
Basin items recount visits from Mrs. Sumner and daughters, Joe Nugent, Howard Evans, and others. Notices include a bazaar by the Methodist Ladies Aid, a hospital fund benefit dance, and a marriage license for John McGrady and Miss Crampton. Also noted are health updates, mining company matters, and a Jamaica banana fungus breakthrough.
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