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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 14, 1925
Page
8
Fragmentary OCR reads Coxen lyre et Home Bear with mention of a 30 key instrument and bronchi area. The document appears garbled with medical and mutational terms and names unclear. Unable to determine a coherent event, place, or date from the readable parts.
An old advertisement promotes a vapor treatment for catarrh using a pleasant antiseptic vapor to heal nasal membranes. It claims rapid relief, reduced hawking, and a soothing effect. The Dennis Ointment Co advertises the product with a money back satisfaction guarantee and jars or tubes available.
A reader recounts health troubles at 8 Paul Street and mentions Mary Wilhelmy and an operation. She describes being advised to try Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for relief, reflecting early 20th century home remedies and medical consultation norms.
A report from Bitter Root notes Marcus Daly has joined hands with Du Pont and Ford interests to pursue oil prospects in the valley. The arrangement involves a large group of investors and the Steffany venture, with Daly owning a significant estate in the Bitter Root area.
Dan Johnson of Lewiston Idaho, writer for Odell Knowles, leaves Hamilton after working on the Burns Fork road project. He will move to a new job, traveling through rugged country with pack horses to reach the site.
Fragmented OCR summary mentions help in Montana range horses sale and a railway budget with a claim of eight million dollars in 1985 for electrification. It references Rockford and electrical work, with government plans and a railroad track expansion of about 400 miles.
Beaverhead county high school basketball squad anticipates a tough game as Dillon prepares for a key showdown. Team members include Se ee pened and Ge ha gueaetee, with announcements of upcoming games at Spine Gare Minaire and Fudge 'la Pe Philips. Local reports note visitors from Medl on and Deer Pa, as well as residents from Anaconda and Upper Blackall stopping by Dillon News Notes.
Deer Lodge January notes report former Senator Williams delivering optimistic hotel outlook for Montana and Kiwanis event January 19. Agricultural officials recount Montana maize prizes from Chicago show and club program. Mooseheart Legion installs officers in Deer Lodge with local women taking key posts.
The remains of Breckenridge are to be announced later. A funeral for Shute will be held Wednesday at 9 a.m. with a Mass at Holy Cross Church and interment there. Also noted are services for Anthony and a Salvation Army chapel service at Fountain View.
Jan 13 Deer Lodge notes report funeral services for Fred Sherr of Philipsburg conducted Tuesday afternoon. A memorial procession, led by a Three Legion squad, accompanied the body to Hill Crest Cemetery with pallbearers named. Deer Lodge residents and visitors are listed with several who plan trips to California and Nebraska linger in local society notes.
The notices describe interment arrangements at Mountain View cemetery for MILIEWSKI and a Keane Hyatt relative. Remains of DALYSHEA QUIPANY MYATT were moved to Ri ds chapel this morning with services to follow. Also mentioned are JOSEPH RICHARDS INC. and ADE PROPRIETORS with address details at Mlle South Bentane Street.
Twenty one Anaconda Rotary Club members attended a banquet at the New Hotel Finlen in honor of their international chief Everett Hill of Oklahoma City. L V Bender and Tea Waek itr led Montana rotary leaders, with attendees including Tt B Abbott Judge Winston C H Eggleston EB Cat Un J P Bragg CH Spangler John Wenger and others as the club celebrated their leader.
Charles Wallace Frank Tucker W Bender F W C Whyte W C Capron and Al Torgerson were listed with Mr Everett for a Rotary inspection tour of the Anaconda mnelters. Limited time due to many engagements in Butte prevented the visit yesterday afternoon.
An evangelical institute will begin meetings aimed at addressing unrest and fear in Anaconda. Lectures by missionary Sonia He Maa focus on Christianity, Daniel and Revelation, with a public program at 7:30 pm and singing at 7:45 pm. Driscoll fined $35 for drunken disturbance after police arrest. Tyrell Sullivan wedding reported. attendants listed.
An odd medical note touts bromine quino and laxatives as a remedy to “work off the cause” when a cow feeling triggers. The fragment hints at improvised or dubious health advice and lacks clear audience or context.
A health column advises taking four ounces of a grape and lemon juice based product with potassium to neutralize excess stomach acid. It claims hyper acidity causes sour digestion, gas, and heartburn, urging a week long dose to relieve symptoms and promote digestive juice flow.
An OCR readout offers a dubious advertisement for Joint-Ease claiming rapid skin absorption to soothe stiff swollen or painful joints potentially due to rheumatism. It mentions City Drug Co and Puller Drug Co and a Maine location Hollowsil. The fragment also includes funeral chapel notices for J. Regan with services and interment details, and a garbled family plot note for Clark-Ay and Murray.
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