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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 21, 1925
Page
8
Mr Zelinka of 15 East All Street, N, writes that months of abdominal bloating and shooting pains in his stomach ended after taking your noni Carter’s Little Liver Pills. He reports constant hunger alternating with nausea and foul taste in mouth.
A garbled OCR item touts a homemade cough remedy, describing a simple syrup mixed with various ingredients, claiming it beats commercial syrups in taste and effectiveness. It mentions bronchitis relief and immediate effect, with nonsensical filler text surrounding the core claim.
The Montana official argues the state must fund and expand agricultural services to welcome new settlers. He stresses efficient operation, improved farm information, and convincing newcomers Montana offers a permanent home. He frames settlement as key to state and national interests and urges action within two years.
The senate passed the oil committee report by Senator Walsh of Montana while Jusserand delivered recall letters to President Coolidge. The St Lawrence waterway project moved forward as liquidation of claims ended. The White House said Coolidge backs the Isle of Pines treaty and the Hughes denial of the Paris reparations agreement was reviewed.
Anaconda public schools close the first semester this week and reopen next Monday morning. Over the past five months students have shown steady progress and attendance. Grade schools began exams last Monday with tests scheduled daily and finishing by Friday. High school exams start this afternoon with eighth period exams and the schedule will close Friday.
The ways and means committee drafts ordinances to fund city operations next year with a total of 77,098 allocated across street and alley 22,000 general fund lights 200 water 5,625 police 10,600 fire 13,941 emergency health 12,680 contingent 12,150 library 1,200. The measures await committee approval.
W. J. Robb of 618 East Thira street sustained a scalp wound when he was struck by an auto about 11 o clock near Mast Park. He was picked up by the machine and taken to the hospital.
A severe windstorm battered Anaconda starting Sunday morning, halting travel and damaging the B A and P trolley near Grogson Springs. The passenger train arrived four hours late, then was hauled by a steam engine. Windows, lights, and signs were torn. many motorists faced near collisions. The skating rink opened briefly as winds subsided, but most streets were deserted by evening. Temperatures reached 63 in the afternoon with a low around 1d the prior night. An A Anaconda resident, Darey well known, was reported in critical condition at St. Ann's hospital.
Nazimova, famed for popularizing Henrik Ibsen in America, speaks on Nora as a modern woman. She notes Nora’s evolution from doll-like dependency to independence, embodying women’s equal right to place in society and self determination.
In California readers may encounter imitation fg syrup advertised as the real product. The notice warns shoppers to check labels for authenticity and avoid counterfeit goods flooding local markets. Officials urge consumers to report suspicious packaging to prevent fraud.
The Smelterman funeral was held at 10 30 yesterday in the C A Tuttle chapel with Rev John G Spencer of St Mark s church officiating. Mrs C A Johnson and Mrs John Gregory sang, Alice Bennet played, pallbearers included William Taylor Rothale Cavin Warn Marron and Thompson. Interment was at a Hill cemetery with D Beal named executor. Mrs Emm Une Demerer of New York could not attend.
County commissioners approved using part of the old auditor's room as a private office for Sheriff James Gallagher. Workmen began cutting a doorway between the two rooms to create a deputies area for confidential dealings, since the auditor’s office was vacated and the sheriff’s current quarters were limited to one room.
Local golf fans praise the Anaconda Country Club for three days of play. Snow has melted, course free of mud or water, fairways dusty in places, and greens in good putting shape ahead of spring opening.
Evangelist J Tucker opens a lecture asserting Heaven is a blessed reality not myth. He argues the Bible describes a real universe with real people and a restored dominion through Christ. The audience hears that those who accept the sacrifice will inherit a renovated earth and heaven.
A damaged notice discusses duties and control on goods from Mexico and contrasts costs with imports from the United States. It mentions a person named J Say Brown and references regional supply differences between north central and southern areas, noting price implications and geopolitical context.
The funeral for Blanche La Londe, longtime resident, takes place this afternoon at 2 o clock from her daughter Mrs T F Thorson 1218 East Fifth Street. Rev James G Knotter of the First Presbyterian Church will conduct the service and burial will follow in Hill Cemetery.
A newspaper ad touts Marmola Prescription Tablets as a simple way to lose weight without starvation or heavy exercise. It claims thousands endorse the remedy and offers purchase through local druggists or direct mail from Marmola in Detroit, priced at one dollar worldwide.
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