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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Feb 14, 1925
Page
8
Local businessmen in Darby plan a pre cooling plant inspired by a successful model in Hamilton. The effort aims to boost commerce, with civic leaders including the Darby Chamber of Commerce evaluating the project and noting rapid community backing.
An aged advertisement extols Musterole as a versatile healer for colds, chest congestion, bruises, chilblains, frostbite, and even pneumonia. It promises warmth as the ointment penetrates pores and speeds relief, touted by mothers and doctors alike.
A fragmented notice from a Tacoma paper hints at health and appetite concerns tied to a March event. The readable lines reference a person named Johanna Bachko and a prior prescription or remedy that failed to relieve headaches and nerve pains, with a small monetary note of five dollars appearing in the text.
A fragmented Philipsburg page notes a high school game against Epworth on Saturday and other city happenings. Mentions include local residents Mike Mary Wight visiting from New York to teach, a Rotary dinner guest Governor Alfred AtLasson, and various residents, visitors, and routine community items.
Minneapolis February 13 prices have receded more than a half dollar from two weeks ago. Mills quoted patent flour at nine dollars a barrel with a range from eight ninety to nine and a half dollars, indicating steady to lower market levels.
Deer Lodge February 13 reports Claude Eielenberg visiting Butte, M W Magette returning from southern states, and A J Krohn of Milwaukee railroad store departments in town. Local visits include Mrs L A Small from Butte, Harry Pappin of Tacoma staying with relatives, and many others. A daughter was born Thursday at St Josephs hospital to Mr and Mrs Carl Slay. both mother and baby well.
Mrs. Sarah E. Hughes, longtime Dillon resident and Methodist Church member, died at age 82 in Dillon at the home of her daughter Mrs W A Graeter after a brief illness. Born June 14, 1842 in Pike county Illinois she lived in Dillon since 1899 and is survived by eight children and several grandchildren. Funeral services are set at the Dillon Methodist Church with burial in Centerville Town two.
Dillon sheriff's force seized Ed Toohey at the county farm north of town on a charge of assaulting John Fogarty. Both inmates, Toohey reportedly used a poker in the attack, injuring Fogarty who shared a room with him, where a door had been left open.
The text shows a damaged fragment describing a medical cure with a vague remedy and personal testimony by Sig E Condrey of Grove Street. It mentions constant itching and a road trip cure, but lacks clear dates, events, or verifiable details to establish full context or outcome.
A historical ad-like note describes dissolving two Bayer aspirin tablets in four tablespoons of water to gargle the throat. It advises thorough rinsing and repeating after two hours if needed, claiming use of genuine Bayer tablets from Bayer Adv. tins.
Better American Speech Week will be observed today by the Anaconda Woman's club at the library meeting. A program includes the play Jimmy Slang directed by Miss Fannie Brayton with a cast led by Ignorance Iggy Slang and Mr Best English, followed by In a Pine Forest and The Everlasting Hills. Talks on the week, a vocal solo by Mrs. LeBlanc with piano by Mrs. Humphrey, and a slogan tied to Montana Products for Montana People are planned.
Dillon Montana Feb 13 The Roosters club of Montana will hold its annual carnival at the college building Saturday evening a leading winter quarter event Miss Georgias Fisher of Missoula president of the club oversaw preparations Three candidates for beauty queen Miss Margaret McGillick Butte Miss Mary Gist Dillon Miss Bernice Hirschman Dillon will be featured after the show dancing follows in the creation hall Dillon news notes report visitors and local business and family movements in Dillon and Lima including Maudel Ettinger Tom Pierce Joe Gobble E Price Kraabely Beally and a death in California referenced.
Associated Press reports a dramatic shooting at the Billings Gazette offices. Owen Little 30, stereotyper, was seriously wounded while Albert Bunning, a discharged employee, allegedly attempted further violence. Kupning fled amid the chaos, later arrested with five bullet holes in his hat. Officers allege prior threats aimed at Litt and three other staff.
Louis Aronowsky of Butte and Carl Meahim of Great Falls join the State University debate team to face the Missoula college on Monday February 23 defending the pro side of the question that Congress should have power to override Supreme Court decisions declaring congressional acts unconstitutional. The team will tour Hamilton Deee Lodge Billings Great Falls Roundup Lewistown Colt Timber Livingston.
London contends central steam heating in new houses is prohibitive due to Land restrictions and rapid modernisation. The piece notes Americans consume more fats and implies broader energy and heating cost concerns amid urban growth.
Anxious to extend their season record the Cubs, city’s leading independent hoops team, travel to Dillon to face Normal College. A curtain raiser features the Orioles and St. Peter’s girls at 7:36, followed by a dance at the Montana hotel hosted by Cubs sponsor Tom Sitha.
A court notice in Deer Lodge County Montana records the closing of voter registration for a school election. The document cites dates in February and January 1935 with mentions of courtroom proceedings at the county courthouse and officials including Geonawa Winstox. The notice references the process of quorum and guardianship and includes dates around March and April in 1938 and 1985 in relation to registration closures.
The court summons you to answer a complaint filed in the clerk's office. The action concerns a title to a described tract of land in Deer Lodge County Montana bounded by the north road to Anaconda and the East line of the West one quarter of section 33, township 5N, range 10W, with metes and bounds including Warm Springs Creek and the south line of the said quarter. Stakeholders include ANNA K. EAGY and JOHN W. JAMES, attorneys for plaintiffs, with the property details and dates referenced in the notice.
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