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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 08, 1925
Page
3
A Lowell woman describes relief from post hospital weakness and nervous pain after taking Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. She says the tonic helped her regain strength, eased back pains, and improved her ability to care for her children, noting many others have benefited as well.
Schoolchildren may enter free to Friday’s Southern Montana poultry show with essays on a breed or the event itself. Judges include teachers. prizes awarded by the Poultry Association. The show featured lively judging of Minorka and barred rock cockerels, weight debates between Wills and Cushing, and a display of Misko poultry foods by the Sisseton company with grain and alfalfa exhibits explained by Quin.
About $150,000 in city securities will be redeemed on January 15, Treasurer Joe Riley announced yesterday. Bonds from special improvement districts and warrants on the general fund and main liner near Tinton reaturaition.
In December 205 persons were tried in police court facing drunkenness and miscellaneous charges. Sixty nine were charged with drunkenness and 103 with miscellaneous offenses including selling liquor and operating a still. Four drew fines, 40 were dismissed, four were committed, and 33 forfeited bonds in misc cases. Prison meals and jail population details noted.
A cryptic notice from Butte suggests goats are invited to a southern event tied to winter concerns. The fragmentary text references a branch of commerce and an apartment, hinting at an investigation but lacking clear details or dates.
Washington Dan 7 bitterly heated senate scene features Senator Dis democ ratic scolding party critics and defending his fellow lawmakers. He says comments were general and not aimed to demean colleagues, insisting the aim was to spur reform and unity within the Democratic Party amid tense disputes and interruptions.
A garage was broken into and a machine stolen from a parked location near South Park. Police investigated the incident and sought tips from the public.
Eugene French reported a grip stolen from the temple on New Year’s. it was found Tuesday along Warm Springs creek near the old roundhouse. James Vowel Lagman of the B A P telephoned that the bag was recovered but looted by the prior week’s thieves. French said he briefly left the grip in the temple.
The scene from the J Varker Reader Beach story was postponed for weeks to allow more time for growth. The last showings at the Ansonia theater were delayed as the film unit planned a future venue appearance with a young company and the lobby at the Hotel Cons Unenta.
A damaged clipping notes a costly parcel carried by air mail and hints at the high price or value of the item, reflecting historical concerns over air shipment costs and parcel handling.
A fragmented note describes Norman Kerry preparing for performances of The Munchback of Notre Dame and related works. It hints at violin passages, notes from a cited authority, and plans for a concert or rehearsal at an unspecified venue.
Fire department reports December losses at six thousand four hundred twenty three dollars. Key figures and locations are recorded, with the total reflecting damage costs and insured values for the city.
Jan 7 report from OME via Associated Press states Benito Mussolini, Italy's premier, contends with a developing storm likely to become a crisis. The line notes a 493 percent rise versus December 1938, signaling intensified political tension and potential upheaval.
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