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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 09, 1925
Page
9
An advertisement touts a "new discovery" for stiff sore joints that supposedly soaks into tendons and ligaments to ease knee and other joint pain. It claims fast comfort, a chance to regain youthlike mobility, and is sold by City rue Co. and Pulte Drug Co. with pills at 60 cents a tube.
William Charles Goris, 20, of Anaconda, died at Mare Island Naval Hospital California. He previously fractured his leg and faced complications. Survived by mother Mary A Goris brother George and others. Body to be brought to Anaconda for burial.
Barnard installed as president with Beal and Asbury named vice president and trustee respectively. Four new members joined and committees formed for the upcoming annual auto show set for Feb 26 to March 3. The meeting at Montana hotel featured Earl Genzberger as speaker and a 1925 farewell to 1924.
Pleas of guilty were entered by Pinky Walsh Joe Shagina and Morris Gleason before Justice Pringle yesterday afternoon for a disturbance at the Turt cafe early Wednesday. Twenty dollar fines were imposed on each with Walsh paying an additional five dollars for attempting to abuse Special Officer Dick Matchett.
Wanda Hawley, star of Barriers Burned Away at the Bluebird, fainted during the pivotal fire sequence as flames neared her, overcome by smoke and tension. Leah Baird signaled to quell the blaze and revived Hawley, who then agreed to resume filming the scene.
Short local notices from Anaconda list errands, visits, sales, and events. Carpenters hall meeting, fraternal lodge activities, harmoni albums, clothing bargains, and a batch of ads for services and shops fill the page with community chatter.
A partial transcription notes daylight increases and changes in daily timings. The text references a report and mentions a 2 year period with a yearly figure near 60 seconds, but details are unclear and fragmented.
Della Violet was arrested yesterday morning by Officers Bentley and Beauwoliel on a warrant. She is due in Missoula today to answer the charge.
Murphy pioneer resident of this community died Monday at Ann's hospital. Funeral from the home of his nephew and niece Albert Clark at 720 East Third Street at 8 o'clock. Rev Father Tracey celebrated requiem high mass at Peter church with the Junior Choir. Pallbearers included P. J. Maloney and Patrick O'Brien. Interment in Hill Cemetery.
Ti Jan. Bi Sweetin, convicted of poloni g out the 35 years bad conduct she wi able to apply tor parole i.
An aged advertisement extols dandruff removal using four ounces of liquid Avon applied nightly to the scalp with finger tips. Overnight most dandruff disappears and repeated use claims complete removal with improved hair appearance and reduced itching.
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