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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Feb 22, 1925
Page
9
A vintage ad extols 8 S S blood purifiers to restore appetite and energy. It claims pure blood improves digestion, complexion, and mood, with emphasis on vitality, strength, and a keen, sparkling gaze. It presents 8 S S as a scientifically proportioned herbal formula aiding red blood cell production.
A home remedy touts Pinex based cough syrup mixed with sugar syrup or alternatives. It claims rapid relief for bronchitis hoarseness croup throat tickle and winter coughs within 24 hours. The ad pitches a pint quantity, praises taste and storage, and urges asking a pharmacist for 24% ounces of Pinex with directions.
Butte churches plan multiple services and programs to honor George Washington with special sermons and music. Many churches will hold events, Odd Fellows will assist at Lowell Avenue Methodist, and ministers will preach on Washington and Lincoln themes. All county and city offices, stores, banks, and most public offices will close Monday. post office will follow Sunday schedule with limited deliveries.
Miss Lucy McGrady, former Anaconda teacher, helps organize a Seattle junior chamber of commerce for school boys. A citizenship class inspired representatives to civic meetings, leading to the formation and formation of officers and members shown in a Seattle Daily Times feature.
The Loomis-Winter Garden orchestra marks its first anniversary with a Monday ball in Butte. The group aims to dance history, offer each member a photo keepsake, and may begin monthly national records after talks with a major phonograph company led by Ernest Loomis.
Dr F E Madden arrives in Butte early this week to review the hospital situation and assist in plans to expand service. Madden is secretary of the St Louis Methodist conference hospital board. Deaconess hospital board, led by C R Leonard, recently met with physicians and surgeons in consultation to discuss improvements and equipment. Bishop H Lester Smith and district superintendent H Holtginger attended. Community funds likely needed to cover indebtedness and proposed improvements to increase efficiency and comfort.
Co. M. Goodenberger of Butte Dodge Bros. dealer departs for San Francisco to join his family and spend a short time away from home.
Walt Holliday, a long time underground miner, will read his characteristic poems at Mountain View Methodist church vesper service Sunday evening. Clad in miner attire and under an electric spotlight, he will share the atmosphere and romance of mining, the chief industry of the region.
A local church showcases a multi week preaching series led by Pastor C L Cltford. The message focus centers on spiritual guidance, moral instruction, and community influence through successive sermons delivered each week.
Mothers demand a safe cough remedy as FOLEY'S HONEY AND TAR COMPOUND has sold for 50 years becoming a leading medicine. A customer claims her child’s cough improved after use and urges against substitutes in this vintage ad style.
The League of Women Voters hosts an open forum to discuss an anti-slander bill at the next meeting. Thursday night drew good attendance as city politics and consolidation were debated. Mrs Porter is tasked with securing a permanent meeting place and Mrs McMahon chairs a newly formed select committee.
The report covers league business and notes the upcoming meeting scheduled in two weeks. Key items or participants are not specified in the fragment.
William M. Jardine, recently named secretary of agriculture in President Coolidge's cabinet, is an uncle of Mrs. Roy Murray of 1101 West Platinum and of Mrs. Leonard Haggerty of 1117 West Park. A few years ago Mr. Jardine visited the Murray home in Butte.
Arrangements are under way with Mrs. T. J. Ellis acting president in charge. Because Monday is a holiday the committee moved the dinner to March 2. Miss Range Miss Robinson and Miss Tenner lead the musical program with other features to follow.
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