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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Feb 05, 1925
Page
8
A garbled motivational ad urges readers to build stamina and physical strength to seize opportunity. It touts 8.8.8 as a herbal supplement and warns that success favors the vigorous, urging readers to prepare before opportunity knocks.
Mrs Jars Mies of Geert Street Ohio reports relief after four days using Winkham’s Vegetable Coin following childbirth. She claims the remedy eased lingering troubles and enhances well being, noting it is sold by druggists nationwide and widely blessed by women.
An old advertisement urges readers to use Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets for stomach distress after meals. The fragment emphasizes relief from digestive discomfort and promotes the product as a remedy for indigestion.
Dillon bureau reports Friday sees Normal college and high school teams clashing with Butte rivals. Saturday features Intermountain Union College at Helena and Bozeman district matchups as teams vie for honors amid a heavy schedule.
George Turcott aged miner and long time Beaverhead resident died at Barrett hospital in Dillon after a brief illness. Born in Michigan on November the details note his age and origin. Interment scheduled at Mountain View Cemetery.
A small group including Mr and Mrs Blinn and others traveled from their homes to Dillon for a concert. They spent a couple of days tending to personal affairs and encountered various local business and social engagements. An additional resident, Mr Beecher, traveled from Retente to Dillon for business today.
Sheridan residents attended the Butte opera Blossom and many traveled to Butte Wednesday and Thursday. Local figures and businesses are noted, including health updates on Loin Rwing and A. Brim driving to Whitehall for Bozeman. A London plan to tunnel under the Thames is described with a $30 million cost.
Basin news notes report a flurry of visits and travel among residents including Mr and Mrs Augusta Gran Murray Mrs Florence Brinton and Chester Coadh with frequent trips to Butte and Basin. Community events include Liberal Culture club plans and Invermountain Union College singers visiting Helena, plus upcoming local moves and social engagements amid a busy week.
A simple nightly tea spoonful taken before retiring soothes throat and loosens phlegm, easing irritable coughs quickly. The remedy claims a double action by reducing soreness and clearing mucus, enabling uninterrupted sleep through the night.
Virginia City February 4 Judge Hodgers continues hearing evidence in the case of the Madison County school district against the county superintendent and commissioners. The suit centers on the school apportionment and funding across Madison County. In other notes Mrs. A J Monaghan returned home after over two months away and several regional names and places appear among weather and travel items.
Deer Lodge Rotarians met Feb 4 at the Hotel and read a Missoula club letter nominating H. B. Gatley for district No. 6 Rotary governor. The Deer Lodge club voted to endorse Gatley while also noting Rotary Ideals and a public pool project on College Hill nearing completion with urgent financial needs. At next meeting Feb 11, District No. 6 Governor Professor Atkinson will visit.
A vintage mothers magazine style pitch promotes Musterole as prompt relief for coughs sore throats bronchitis and croup. The ad claims it relieves head neck back and joint pains and aches and urges keeping a jar for infants and adults alike.
Anaconda news reports registration books for the city primaries close today at the county clerk and recorder’s office but will remain open until 6 o’clock to accommodate voters who have not yet registered. Only those who fail to vote in the fall election must re register. School election registration closes February 17 and the general city election on February 13.
Anes Frances McLean of Anaconda and Fred Taylor, both prominent young residents, slipped away from friends Tuesday afternoon and were quietly married in Butte. The bride, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles McLean of Locust street, earned a high school diploma last June and starred in a recent play. she is active in public speaking. The groom is a local native well known in Smelter City.
Smollack was appointed a constable of East Anaconda township by the board of commissioners and will deputy for Justice Frank Fitzgerald's court. He is also a social merchant policeman of the city. A chimney fire at John Carey’s home 709 Main street called firefighters at 10:20 yesterday morning. Fire Chief Collins said the blaze was quickly extinguished with no damage reported.
Harlowton notes greet visitors from Judith Gap and Lewistown with bridge games and social gatherings. Local high school cagers lost to Hedgesville 14 to 17 in a close game, with praise for effort and room to improve. Obituary reports the death of John A. Ross of Harlowton after a fatal stroke, he was a devoted husband and neighbor. Local residents and businesses hosted guests and conducted routine affairs amid winter community life.
An advertisement asserts Allenrhu Special Formula No 2 capsules rapidly ease neuritis gouty and rheumatoid pains. It urges readers to buy at City Drug Co with orders accepted and claims the remedy contains no dope and will end sleepless nights after a few doses.
An ad touts McCoy's Cod Liver Oil Compound Tablets as a tasteless solution for puny underdeveloped children. It claims doctors and City Drug stores endorse the product and note rapid results with no lag and quick gains in weight and health.
An advertisement for Adierika claims a simple mixture with gin glycerine and other ingredients relieves stomach gas and aids digestion. It is described as a quick intestinal evacuant, helpful for constipation, often working in one hour and without griping, by Puller Drug company.
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