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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Feb 18, 1925
Page
8
The ad explains rheumatism as caused by body waste and acids from fermentation. It urges drinking water, keeping feet dry, and avoiding sweets. It touts Jad Salts from grape and lemon acids with lithia as a cheap remedy used by many sufferers.
An old advertisement promotes Deo Eucalyptus Ointment as a fast relief for colds cough and throat irritation. It claims vapor inhalation clears the head and chest and promises guaranteed satisfaction or money back with tubes available at drug stores.
Rochester New York readers learn about Warner's Compound as a natural aid for kidney and liver ailments. The notice presents broad claims of nationwide aid from farmers and communities, drawing on aiding nature to support health.
A fragment outlining how many women feel unable to work due to common feminine ailments. Mentions headaches backaches pains and cramps with a tone suggesting widespread burden and strain among workers. The text hints at origins in unspecified feminine illness and calls attention to suffering.
Harlowton reports frequent visits by Shawmut Twe dot and White Sulphur Springs residents. Friday night’s gym games featured Shawmut defeating Harlowton Blair End Houndup 12 to 11, with other local players and events noted. A Fortnightly Bridge club gathering at Mrs. Walter Hanson’s included prizes for both gentlemen and ladies. The Harlowton All-Star five trailed Lewistown Independents 17 to 13 in a later matchup.
About 150 attended the Father and Son banquet at Oda Fellows hall in Corvallis. Fanté and songs by the Scout quartet entertained. During the ceremony Francis Fierce received an Eagle badge, and Scouts John Fleming Ang Emmet Talbot were awarded merit badges.
Hamilton February 17 A vacant cottage belonging to E.8 Gibbons on Madison street burned at midnight Sunday. The house was partly furnished but unoccupied. Loss estimated at 1000 dollars. Fire department work by members of the volunteer crew prevented spread.
Hamilton Feb 17 Mrs Bert C Lee aged 26 wife of Dr B C Lee died unexpectedly Monday evening. Other local notes include visits from relatives at Stevensville Missoula and Bedfordshire England. Several residents moved to town or began new undertakings in ranching boarding houses and cannery work.
Local followers of the team expect a season finale as Anton Riirer Teachers face the Bobcats. An official will call the game at 8 o clock and the venue is listed for the night.
Dwight Har walter Har 14 son of J D Har walter Dillon yesterday fell when his horse slipped on ice. The horse pinned the boy, breaking a bone while he lay under the animal. He was moved to Dillon and treated by Doctors Ryburn and Molleur, then housed at the Frank Kellum home.
Deer Lodge Feb 17 Kiwanis guests from Anaconda and Butte attended a dinner at Hotel Deer Lodge. The Anaconda delegation promoted a home products show while Butte's club invited Deer Lodge civic group to anniversary dinner Feb 23 at Silver Bow. The visit featured talks, musical numbers, and railroad shop representatives from Chicago Milwaukee & St Paul.
Read scattered notices from Weld to Peet and Harlowton about a Feb 7 grade school event, Altar society planning, and a basketball game next Thursday between Harlowton Independents and Lewistown Independents for the Central Montana championship. Also notes a Sunday St Poscot parish dinner and a short course banquet set for Feb 20.
Arrangements have been made through Anaconda businessmen to organize a salesmanship class for men under the State university. C P Brewer will direct with two weekly meetings on Tuesdays and Thursdays starting February 24. High school auditorium provide space via W K Dwyer. Brewer conducts most lectures with one or two from university faculty. Six lessons meet at 7 PM for two hours each.
Bill Swanson of Anaconda won the individual championship at the Western Montana bowling tournament in Missoula last weekend. He rolled 1,780 to top the five-man doubles and singles events and placed second in singles with 646 while Durand of Missoula earned first with 670.
A notice from Columbus announces a special meeting this Wednesday night. Initiations in the first degree are listed as the agenda. The brief notice provides no further details on attendees or officers.
Fourteen medals and four cups won by John Robinson of the Anaconda fire force are shown in Goodfriend Clothing window this week. The display promotes the state meet of the Montana Rod and Gun Club in Anaconda June 18 to 21. Robinson, a top trap shooter, holds many honors including Keppler challenge, 1923 double challenge, and state long run trophies among others. Most medals are owned by Robinson except Keppler challenge and Butte Rod and Gun Club medal.
Mah Kee, a Chinese man, pleaded not guilty to possessing opium and other narcotic items. He posted $1000 bond and awaits trial before Justice Ed Henroid at 9 am. Police raided his 203 East Front Street room Monday night, seizing pipes opium a yea hee scales and related articles. Keo was represented by Attorneys Michaud and Flood at the preliminary hearing.
Teddy, Frank Petelin's famous watch dog, was killed by a suspected poisoner Monday night in East Third street yard. The dog had previously thwarted burglaries, including a recent incident where he helped scare off armed holdup men entering the premises.
Critics praise Mae Marsh for unique emotional range and whimsy on screen. In the Say Woman's Secret photoplay, she continues to strengthen her reputation as a top emotive performer in a Rett & Graham-Wilcox production.
Members of the Women’s Auxiliary of the A. T. M. M. E. organize a charity ball at the Montana hotel next Saturday evening to fund the scholarship for a high school student pursuing engineering or metallurgy. The group aims to make the dance one of the season’s best while clarifying invitations. no formal invites will be mailed, and tickets may be obtained from committee members Mrs Klepetko Mrs C W Morse or George Forrest.
Bam Beausoleil director of the Gleekers at St Peter's church announced at a parish meeting the club is rehearsing an Irish minstrel for a March 16 ald meeting. The elaborate program features songs jokes and comic and dramatic skits to celebrate St Patrick’s Day.
The county clerk and recorder’s office will stay open until Thursday night to assist unregistered voters ahead of the city election. Deputy clerk Hogan urged all who did not vote in the general election or register after that time to register before 6 PM Thursday when books close. School election registration closed last night.
Announcement from Anaconda notes the marriage of Myrtle Jensina Refsnes daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Refsnes to Bert Chilson of Temple. The bride, well known in Anaconda, graduated from Anaconda high school and studied at Bozeman state college and Temple Normal School. The groom’s parents are Mex and Emily Chilson of Temple, in the cattle business. The couple will reside in Temple while Mrs. Chilson continues her studies at U normal college.
Archie McTaggert J Keefe and Fred Rico of Butte toured Anaconda to boost the Butte Elks minstrel show set to be staged in the Mining City this week. The visitors praised the performance as among the best of its kind and many who saw the rehearsal were pleased with the affair.
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