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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 11, 1925
Page
3
Dr. R Newman of 286 Fifth Avenue New York advertises a treatment that allegedly reduces fat by up to one pound daily with no diet or exercise. He asserts thousands treated with relief for rheumatic, gout, asthma and high blood pressure symptoms and offers a free trial and pay-when-reduced plan.
Lincoln Post No 2 and Lincoln Corps No 6 joined with John F Reynolds Circle No 14 and Ladies of the Grand Army for a grand installation in patriotic hall. George Dimnent and Agnes Ladky led the officer lists while a crowd of 200 plus guests heard speeches from Breneman Benson Brown and others.
London reports that marriages among war widows have cut the widow count by 36 percent and reduced annual pension bills by 8 million pounds. The government now pays the last pension to widows and children at its lowest level since 1917, while 2,215,000 soldiers' dependents remain on government aid, including 806,000 children nearing age out.
Three youths seized the owner's absence to raid a small grocery at 702 East Mercury Street last night. They stole three boxes of cigars while proprietor Mrs. Stewart was in the back. Sally, Tilly, and Bally are quoted in a playful interlude about lunch and cookies.
Postal warning says counterfeit twenty dollar notes bearing the First National Bank Payette Idaho name and El Paso charter numbers are circulating in Guatemala and Mexico. Engravers use two slips with thread between to imitate the notes. Few have entered the United States, but arrests in Central America indicate broad distribution.
Arthur Klessig and Mrs Lydia Winkler of Wedom were united in marriage by Rev Dr Martin Huddloff Friday night at Bt Mark's parsonage. They left yesterday for Big Hole where Mr Klessig is a prosperous rancher.
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