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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 16, 1925
Page
9
Advertises Lydia E Pinkham Vegetable Compound claiming three generations of women use it for ailments. Highlights grandmother mother and daughter testimonials and growing national and international demand for the root and herb medicine.
New York January 18 Associated Press Benny Leonard light weight champion announces retirement from prize ring in open letter to friends citing his mother’s request and her failing health. He says he has faced all challengers in three years and would rather retire from the sport than continue to receive the adulation of fans. Leonard won the title from Freddy Welsh in 1917 and later fought as welterweight champion before moving to vaudeville and film work. He collapsed recently while appearing on stage in New York and has been ill for weeks.
The Intermountain Glee Club, about two dozen voices strong, directed by Fred Kesler, will present a mix of classical numbers and humorous college songs at Mountain View Methodist Church in Butte on Thursday evening February 8. The Epworth League will sponsor the concert, now in its fourth year, with high expectations of another acclaimed performance.
Native of Indiana and long time Butte resident Benjamin Farthing died yesterday at his home 1749 Florence Avenue. He leaves his wife and two stepchildren Goldie and Fred Mott of Butte. Prior to moving here he worked as a miner.
A Republican minority report defends Edwin Denby as secretary of the navy and denounces Albert Fall for taking a $100,000 loan and other favors from Edward Doheny regarding the California naval oil reserve. The report notes possible legal action against Fall, while affirming Denby’s integrity and duty.
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