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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Feb 12, 1925
Page
8
Historical ad extols Betasol and BSS as remedies for eczema. Claims that increasing red blood cells fights skin eruptions, pimples, and itching, with historical note of 1526. Warns readers that toxins vanish, skin clears, and vitality returns as blood cleanses.
Fragmentary ad copy mentioning Lydia Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and advice to women to try it for relief. includes garbled place name and stray letters, making the full context uncertain.
Report of a wounded deer near Dillon led to an arrest in Silver Bow County. The suspect was taken to Helena for a hearing before Judge Keewin and fined 936 with a confiscated 18 gauge shotgun. Veterans dance is planned at City Hall to kick off a busy season with the horse market noted as starting in the area.
Whitehall February notes report Dr J alt of Butte visiting Sunday, Robert D Manlove hosting guests in Anaconda, John Chirgwin of the Montana Beacons School of Helena delivering an illustrated lecture at Pulpit Union service, farewell events for Sharon and Bem, and a Woman's Club gathering with honors for Mom Brennan. Residents discussed community moves, including a transition of Mr Bitch to a new home, and a dinner and refreshments marked the evenings.
Stout testified that at Gordon Campbell’s request he notified Br Wheeler that Campbell wished to hire a lawyer for Montana litigation. The Wheeler Campbell association led to an indictment against several men including C Hurd an oil well driller and rancher from Lincoln and Montana. The report from New York wires notes the testimony and events surrounding the case.
Sheridan notes recount Mrs Adams leaving for Livin to visit Vin and his wife and other brief social calls in the Duncan District Household club meeting with Mrs Erb. Several residents plan travel to Ghanogon Washington for family ties and government service. Local moves include the Blanchflowers to Tutte and Harold Rain’s health changes. A comic opera presentation is announced with Mrs Duncan handling staging and performance.
Stevensville Feb 12. Ford Metcalf has gone to Corvallis Ore to join his wife who is taking a course at the State college there. Mrs Jesse Lee of Heron Mont visiting her parents. J M Pritchard of the Canning company has been on a business trip to Spokane. The Misses Nina and Ioa Parker are stopping at the Strange ranch at Kina while Mr and Mrs G B Strange are at Helena. Mr Strange bringing the Teginnature aa rept from Hawaiil county. Mrs Homer Babbitt and son Gu have returned to Victor after visiting Stevensville friends. J McLaughlin and Wilam Gochran editors Northwest Tribune have returned from Missoula where they attended the annual banquet of the Missoula Chamber of commerce. Mrs Charles Goffe has returned from a visit with friends in the garden area. Rev W S Burgoyne and Rev Trewin began revival meetings at the First Methodist church here. Mr and Mrs Jack Nelly, former residents now living near Victor, plan to go to Philipabore to rent a tank that will hold back part of the gasoline in an automobile until Dutton is pressed.
A vintage musterole advertisement touts easy application to prevent colds from turning into flu or pneumonia. It claims quick relief for sore throat chest cold rheumatism lumbago pleurisy bronchitis asthma neuralgia and various aches and sprains.
Deer Lodge News reports District President Alfred Atkinson visited the Deer Lodge Rotary club Wednesday at Hotel Deer Lodge. His talk on Rotary Clubs and all that pertains to them was praised as one of the finest the club has heard. The usual musical program occurred and attendance noted..
Fifteenth anniversary week of the Reinciaie actin marks the start of a new program as Anaconda Boy Scouts prepare appropriate remarks. Local dignitaries and community leaders are invited to attend events this week to honor the milestone and discuss future plans.
The W. A. MacIntyre residence at 722 Hickory Street sold to Mr. and Mrs. R. St. Good yesterday for a price reported near the expected figure. Mrs. J. H. Duffy and Miss Play Duffy plan to depart for Venice California later this week to establish their new home.
Frank Prot and Mike Septich were arrested by a Federal Officer and Chief of Police for possessing bootleg liquor. Prot was held on bonds. Septich received a 30‑day jail sentence after being charged at addresses on East Third and East Ps Avenue. Typhoid tracing noted by AP.
Banks county and city offices and library will be closed in honor of Lincoln's birthday while schools and businesses stay open. Anaconda Elks club will host a Lincoln program at the Montana hotel with D H Morgan delivering a life of Lincoln. High school essays read and patriotic numbers performed. G A R Ladies hold Lincoln day celebration at Bell residence with talks by George C Jackson and R M Bell.
Evangelist J I Tucker argued from the Bible that civil power handles social order while personal conscience decides religious duties. He urged keeping religion in the church sphere and teaching and preaching rather than appealing to civil authorities. The topic for tonight was whether trademarks are God’s or apostasy’s and the impact of moving picture shows.
Dr Edwards offers Olive Tablets as a mild but sure laxative substitute for calomel used on liver and bowel complaints. The tablets act quickly without harming teeth or gums, claiming to ease digestion and “perk up” the spirits. Available in 15 and 30 cents.
A fragmented OCR note mentions a meal time theme and references fried items. Unable to extract clear entities or a coherent event due to garbled text.
Bertha Clark, a colored woman, files a complaint alleging that McCowan attacked her with a knife and forced Sara Skempts to cut her back. The incident reportedly occurred yesterday afternoon as the court heard the case.
Anaconda fans look to a Saturday night double header at Daly gymnasium featuring the Sihla Cubs against Dillon Normal college quintet and the Orioles girls meeting St Peter's girls. The Cubs led by Mark Warren boast a strong record, while Dillon Normal claims one of its best seasons. The Orioles rely on former high school stars Katherine Spellman and Evelyn McCarthy to counter St Peter's solid lineup.
Twenty Anaconda Kiwanis members traveled to Butte to attend a meeting of the Butte Kiwanis club and promote an upcoming automobile and trades display in the city. The Elwanians quartet R. M. Bell Dr. B. T. Asbury Jack Bagin Otto Kretzer performed with Mrs. Bell at the piano, while other attendees included T. T. Thorsen Ed Wenger Earl Tucker Martin Schitching Barney McTigu C. Ritchie Frazer Smith William Jemens Pierre Sanders E. A. Barnard W. D. Kendrick and Hl. J. Pagenkop.
A warrant filed in Justice is Night accuses Federal Officer 3 C Spear of striking Gerry Rhule over the head with a gun during a raid on his East Park Avenue soft drink parlor yesterday afternoon. Rhule says an Anaconda officer accompanied Spear. no liquor was found.
The sixth number of Copper Glow was issued yesterday afternoon by the students marking the first issue of the new semester. Basketball dominates with reviews of high school games and interclass matches, plus the masthead and a crossword by editor William Nutting.
Early morning sun sent temperatures up quickly as observers noted a dramatic rise in the day. A tall three tiered cake weighing about 100 pounds and six feet tall was the centerpiece at a tea for 4000 children of employees of a London leather firm, reported by Frank Kennedy at FG clock.
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