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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 11, 1925
Page
9
A patent or advertised remedy promises rapid relief from neuritis and sciatic nerve pains. The ad promotes Allenrh y Special Formula No. 2 capsules, claiming 24 hours relief and long lasting cure, marketed by City Drug Co. for neuritis gouty arthritis and rheumatic complaints.
The first of 13 liquor violation cases in the December term before Judge George B. Winston started with Patrick Eugene Martin charged in three counts for selling, possessing, and maintaining a nuisance. Prosecution witnesses included J M Johnson and C S Hanna, both prohibition officers, and Mayor C W Smith of Anaconda.
Anaconda brief items recount commerce and visits including Martha Julio of Philadelphia and William Wallace of Butte. Local notices cover marriages, hospital recoveries, a police court event, a sheriff's sale, trolley schedules, and ads for coal delivery, tutoring, piano rental, Christmas trees, and miscellaneous goods.
Deaths exceeded births in Anaconda during November per Dr Gail Soper city health officer. 24 deaths and 15 births occurred, with eight girls and seven boys. A birth certificate for a 1914-born boy was filed. Montana Bureau of Statistics notes many instate births lack certificates and urges immediate securing of birth records to prove inheritance, age for contracts, and other rights.
Judge George B. Winston will not hold a naturalization day this Saturday as the district court is in session. Many students from the Americanization school conducted by the DAR expected exams, but the next naturalization day will likely be after the current term ends.
Anaconda Anglers club will hold an 8 o'clock meeting at John W. James's office to conduct the annual officer election. Members are urged to bring their membership certificates as they discuss current club problems and issues.
Fire gutted the Southern Fertilizer and Chemical company plant on Hutchinson Island in the Savannah River, causing estimated damages of 1,909,000 dollars. The blaze broke out today in Savannah Georgia with authorities investigating the cause.
Members of the Literature department of the Anaconda Woman's club entertain the general club at 3 pm in the Hearst Free library. Olive Devenport reports on the Bozeman vocational conference. Mrs. Frey shares notes from the Philipeburg district federation. Phillip Barry's You and I will be read with cast listed.
County and city officers failed to locate the machine owned by D. C. Babcock after it was reported stolen from in front of the Margaret theater Wednesday night. Anaconda police scoured the city and Officer Osborne checked in Butte. Babcock lives at 617 Walnut street and the Meenie number of his car is 27 441.
The thermometer rose and fell little as the day warmed beyond recent weeks. Readings at the B A P railway dispatcher's office showed a minimum of 40 degrees and a maximum of 42 degrees despite overcast skies.
A card party and dance will be held Saturday night at the Masonite temple inviting Masons, Eastern Stars, De Molays and Rainbows with their families. An attractive program is planned and many are expected to attend with cards at the start followed by dancing.
The Fitzgerald Fruit bowling team defeated Condora in the Federal league last night, winning two of three games. Setuate rolled high for the winners with a 214 series. The Useex team defeated P. team 7, Essex’s high man scoring 514. The scores of last night’s matches follow.
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