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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 07, 1920
Page
10
A historical advertisement urges readers to drink more water and eat less meat to ease kidney strain. It promotes Jad Salts from pharmacists as a remedy to flush waste, reduce bladder irritation, and restore normal kidney function, claiming low cost and efficacy through a lemon juice lithia formula.
An old newspaper item promotes Sage and Sulphur for dark hair with a ready to use product from drug stores. A separate notice reports the death of Hogan Mogan aged 48, husband of Hertha Mogan, with funeral arrangements in Wilbein and Mount Carmel cemetery.
James Hogan a well known Anaconda citizen died at St Anns hospital after a week in illness caused by Beritonitis. He was born in Calumet Michigan and moved to Montana 23 years ago settling in Marysville before making Anaconda home for 11 years. He worked for many years at the smelter and was respected by officials and coworkers. He leaves a wife a daughter months old and a stepdaughter Beth, plus a brother two sisters and an uncle James Thornton all listed as residents of vnrsity. Funeral services will be held Thursday at his mothers home 205 East Fifth street followed by a solemn high mass at St Pauls church at 9 oclock.
Keating’s rink decisively outpaced Stevens in the final, 12 to 6, as Ward led a late push that came too late to turn the outcome. Collins’ squad defeated Halloran 14 to 4, with Haddick McKennie Med Mulien Tuckelly Keating Stevens and Veigh Carlson among the named players.
Great Falls Tribune reports the Pantages bill at the Margaret theater tonight is among the season’s snappiest. It features The Brazilian Heiress breezy musical comedy with lavish production and costuming, a Convalescent of talking, a vaudeville sketch, and musical numbers. James Lichton at the piano, plus The Midnight Man with James J. Corbett are also billed.
The united service section with the week of prayer will be held at St Mark's Episcopal Church at 7 30 this evening. The address will be given and the subject The Churches Awak ened to Co operation. All are invited. The regular meeting is at 8 30 this evening with initiations and social events. Frank Toole, i nton, Secretary. The Scandinavian Fraternity of America meets tonight at Carpenters hall. Installation of officers and social events. Matt Larsen, President. Passengers attention The railway station at Silica has moved 1 450 feet east of old location to Mil Creek Road.
A Rotary Club dinner described as ladies night featured speeches by Mrs Abbott and Mrs ReSinc Rae with humor from Mr Goodfiend and remarks by Father Schulte. President Coy Eggleston urged support for police women, boy scouts, and stronger enforcement of laws, while condemning local police and sheriff attitudes toward reform and urging better home training for children.
At the last city meeting Alderman Pat McHugh of the Fifth ward boasted a secret power, calling prohibition measures a failure over the past year. He said he prepared a supply for the holidays as news arrived, and mentioned a boiler issue on Christmas day.
A veteran recalls a long vanished recipe from a Pennsylvanian district now viewed with doubt in Montana. He reflects on the ambrosial nectar once made there while considering changes in local customs and practice since he left his old home years ago.
Miss Helen Fagan left for Sinsinawa Mound Wisconsin to resume studies in a seminary for young ladies. Mrs James Jordan travels to Fargo North Dakota to visit her daughter. B M Rorabaugh of Helena was an Anaconda visitor yesterday. The Klein of Butte conducted business in the city yesterday. William Priebe of the West Valley was an Anaconda business visitor yesterday. Joe Porter, who spent the News at Southern Cross, visited Anaconda briefly while en route to Butte. Virginia Deroisier left for Helena to resume studies at St Vincent academy. Mr and Mrs Spencer Crosby lured from White Sulphur where they spent time with relatives. The event and conduct are noted with further arrangements for this evening at 630 oclock.
A promotional piece claims Danderine hair tonic can transform dull hair by using a small bottle from drug or toilet counters. It promises immediate doubling of hair beauty, softness, shine, and fullness while removing dust and oil, refreshing the scalp, reducing dandruff, and aiding growth.
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