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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Feb 12, 1925
Page
9
The ad claims poor digestion stems from a disordered liver and blood poisoning causing fatigue, pimples, and dull color. It touts Dr. H Thacher’s vegetable preparation to cleanse tone and strengthen the stomach and blood, with a money back guarantee through Fuller Drug Company and other pharmacies.
An advertisement promotes Ai- Tenrhu Special Formula No. 2 as a cure for neuritis and nerve pains. It claims rapid relief within hours and long-lasting results, touting benefits for rheumatic and gouty conditions and advising readers to obtain the No. 2 formula from a local druggist with City Drug company listings.
An elaborate Anaconda wedding at St. Peters church united Amelia Donich daughter of Mr and Mrs George Donich Race Track and Stephen Percin son of Mr and Mrs Matthew Percin. Nuptial high mass conducted by Rev Father Pirnat followed by a reception at the Arian hall with 300 guests. The bride wore white beorgette crepe and rose canton lace with a rhinestone coronation band and shower bouquet Bride's brother Alfred Donich escorted her. The wedding party included five bridesmaids Misses Grachen Zugel and Ozonitz and ushers Walter Riley Frank Percin Monte Gleason John Gracen Frank Sprayear. After a honeymoon the couple will reside at 407 Cedar Street.
Adjutant John Alexandr of the United Spanish War Veterans in this city received word that Chat Monroe, a former officer and watchman, died last May at the soldiers home in Napa County California. Monroe had left the city three years earlier for California and little news of him came back since then.
An Anaconda woman declared her candidacy for city treasurer on the Democratic ticket at the city clerk’s office. Catherine Butler, widow of Joseph Butler and mother of two, is a Ana Gonda native, daughter of Mr and Mrs Mike Corcoran. The race has seen several women contend for the post across parties. The article notes a trend of women in city politics.
Local notes from Anaconda include social events at the Austrian Hall and Rose Garden dancing, a five room modern home inquiry at Melander's studio, and ads for markets, services, and sales. Residents William Fisher and George Brush are mentioned with travels and visits, while a birth at 811 East Third Street is recorded. Meetings of local lodges and church activities are noted, along with sheriff trade and neighborhood short items.
Theodore C. Brown, 4, found guilty of beating his wife and threatening her life. He was placed under a $1,600 per year bond, with the condition if the money is posted. Brown was arrested Monday afternoon after Mrs. Brown filed a complaint at the urging of Rev. Gratien, pastor of the A.M. Church. In testimony, neighbors and two hospital nurses corroborated the assault at St Ann's Hospital. Brown admitted probation violation and was remanded to county jail.
A fragment review notes the Margaret Magazine story with dramatic themes of marriage, infidelity, and female archetypes. it praises the presentation yet hints at melodrama. An advertisement touts Foley's Honey and Tar as a top cough remedy with customer testimonials and warnings against substitutes.
Eight Anaconda high school entrants were named to compete in a school honor extemporaneous speaking contest. The roster lists ten speakers with topics ranging from immigration to education, irrigation, narcotics, and economic revolutions, led by teacher guidance.
The fragment urges a patient to take Doll Liver Oil for months to restore a lean, hollow figure. It mentions McCoy Laboratories in New York offering Liver Oil in tablet form and promotes the product at druggists nationwide. One woman reportedly gained 16 pounds in six weeks.
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