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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 19, 1922
Page
8
Fragmented ad style notice touts Pyramid Pile Suppositories offering relief for pile symptoms. It repeats promises of genuine relief and urges readers to try the product, mentioning Pyramid Dr and address-like phrases. No clear date or location given.
Rheumatism is blamed on eating rich foods and uric acid buildup. Expectant advice urges drinking Jad Salts for a week to stimulate kidney action. It promotes lithia-water as a pleasant remedy claimed to aid kidneys and reduce impurities.
A vintage remedy promotes Musteraie as a clean white oil-based ointment. It claims to rub on the forehead and temples to drive away headaches with none of the side effects of internal medicines. Includes jars and tubes for sale.
The marriage of Mrs Anna McKensie to John M Carroll was solemnized Wednesday evening at the Presbyterian church in this city. Attendants included maid of honor Dorothy Powell and best man Burne Carroll. Ushers were John W Ahern Gerald Voyer and Raymond Murphy with flower girl Afton Weivel and bearer Thomas McKenzie. The organist was Mrs T Humphreys with violinist Mrs George Welsel. The church featured sunflowers and greenery. The couple will honeymoon after a reception at the bride’s parents Elm street residence.
Rocco Budnick was found guilty by a jury of possessing intoxicating liquor in Judge Winston's court after a raid at 522 East Park Avenue on August 22. Ten jurors favored conviction, two acquitted. Sentencing set for Friday at 9:30. Other cases included a not guilty verdict for selling liquor and pending property confiscation action. Regular meeting notices and initiation details follow in the notice section.
Troop No. 2 of the Boy Scouts were guests of Orton brothers at a dancing party at Orton’s hall on East Park avenue last night. About 60 Scouts and friends attended with dancing and games. Four mothers of the Scouts acted as chaperones. This was the first Scout party of this kind and it was pronounced a great success.
Kelly's rink defeated Jette's rink and Munn's rink defeated M Martin's rink in the Anaconda bonspiel. Tonight at 7 p.m. King against Emerson Capron against Jette beating against Kidd Tucker against Halloran Bender against Manten Corcoran against Morrow. Card of Thanks from Macy Brady and Family. Regular meeting tonight at 8 30 initiated by Secretary Clinton.
A jumble of names and visits fills the Anaconda page. Dr J H Noonan returns from Livingston. Mrs John Dunn and Mrs Nellie O Keefe are ill or traveling. locals welcome visitors from Chicago Portland Missoula and New York. Rotary club trip to Deer Lodge. Carroll McKenzie wedding guests. court orders a sale. church and ladies aid gatherings. local business and social tidbits mix with ads and notices.
The Gypsy club with the Woman's club plans a home talent production in Anaconda, likely a vaudeville show, for the near future. The youth group emphasizes dances, sleigh rides, plunge parties, and holiday gatherings, with musicians and sketch artists among its talents. A new dagger-shaped insignia arrived. Miss Florence Conrad has resigned Maring, a University of Chicago student, due to health issues.
Betty Compson expresses delight with her performance as Kathie in The Little Minister, a Paramount picture based on J. M. Barrie's work. The Bluebird theater will premiere the film tomorrow, set in the quaint village of Thrums with a sweet, lovable heroine.
The Anaconda area saw temperatures around zero with two above at midnight and 18 below earlier, aided by sun and a north wind. Officials hint at a warming trend after a severe cold spell. Notice: Municipal Primary Election registration closes February 2, 1922, at 5 pm. electors may register at Deer Lodge County Courthouse or via deputy registrar.
Harry Brody brother of Mrs. Taylor of Anaconda was shot and killed 30 miles from Glendive during an altercation with a farmer who later killed himself. Details say the conflict began over a note due, Brody owned a large ranch and stock raising. Survived by two sisters and a brother. funeral arrangements not announced.
Ore from Leonard Mountain View Seward Badger and Nettie Butte mines arrived for Washoe reduction. The concentrator will start today handling two sections at 0000 tons daily, increasing to normal capacity as rock flows in. The reverberatory will be ready in a week. Trainloads bring back workers and merchants sense a revived city.
The Teschers won their second city league bowling match by taking two of three games. Swan der led the team with 513 for the high three game score and Latimer had 229 for the high single.
A government health official notes Montana has been admitted to full birth registration status, linking state and county health officers with national records. The change is praised by health authorities as advancing vital statistics and public health efforts, with benefits expected for statewide reporting and coordination with federal systems.
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