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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 30, 1925
Page
8
Powell Bighs basketball squad departs Deer Lodge for Whitehall on Friday night to meet the hilltoppers. The team, in trim after a home win over Anaconda, includes Wegan, Lane, Carey, Gill, Singh, Sato and others. A party of fans travels with the team for the trip, with a local crowd expected to join at the roadway theater.
Jan 22 Boulder reports social happenings and moves as residents travel to Basin and attend church society events. Local figures George Franks, J W Mountjoy, and Francis Ryan appear in town notes. talk of a new Congo bank and upcoming meetings fills the page.
Bitter Root News reports mineral services were held for pioneer Wyman matri ence Cutting, a respected figure not yet returned to his family. The Hamilton notes mention various local references and a February election date for school officers.
Basin residents mingle with visitors in Basin on Monday afternoon as local social life unfolds with names such as Florence Brinton and Mrs X Naughton noted, while Dublin notes reveal Hamon de Vs Toader urging independence for stability and prosperity in the Irish Free State.
An old advertisement touts a hot drink claim for colds and flu as superior to whiskey. The copy urges readers to try the product, notes druggists invite trials, and mentions a household audience and a wife figure in a sensational, promotional tone.
Fragmented text indicates a man identified as Phillip binding over to trial in county jail. Details are garbled but suggest ongoing legal proceedings and jail status.
Dillon January meeting notes show the Rotary Club endorsing two district judges and backing a plan to defeat a state bill. Attendance included Mrs Jennings, Mr Forrester, Mr Bene, Mrs Haselbaker, and others visiting from Bridges and nearby towns, with discussions on business and travel.
City notes describe a Lima high school victory over Sheridan with a 14 to 3 score. The report mentions players Gilbert and Wigton among others, a postgame dinner, and local social details as well as Trotsky dismissal news from Moscow via Associated Press.
Ed Neal, colored, was arrested on a charge of stealing lead and coal from the fuel company owned by Mr. Wellcome. Officers tracked a wagon with coal to Birdie Ward who had bought it from Neal for eight dollars. The wagon was found at Allin Lumber yard and Neal was confined in the city jail awaiting action.
Winnipeg area reports a speculative wheat bubble burst at the grain exchange with a sharp selling wave, prices tumbling after a weak opening. Traders faced rapid declines as bids fell, with oats and corn in heavy demand amid tight supplies and high buying interest.
The Bluebird vaudeville bill debuts at the theater this Friday afternoon after repairs delayed opening. Five acts are promised per show including a feature picture. Manager Wes Neacet has arranged a bright program amid steady crowd interest.
Funeral services for the late Mrs. Mary Allen were held at 2 o'clock yesterday afternoon at the C. A. Tit tle funeral chapel. The Rev E C Bartlett of the First Methodist church officiated. Mrs C A Johnson and John Connolly provided songs. Pallbearers included Sidney Meyers Philip Jacques Dave Beatty Thomas Cochran Thomas Aldrich and William Randolph. Interment followed in Hill cemetery.
Mrs Maude V Emmons widow of the late Robert Emmons announced her candidacy for city treasurer on the democratic ticket in Anaconda yesterday The entry marks the third candidate for the upcoming primaries and local politicians anticipate a lively contest with petitions expected from several others.
Anaconda's high school basketball team, the Silver and Blue, prepared for a Wednesday visit to face the Latter Day Saints of Salt Lake after a 28 to 10 win over Great Falls last Saturday. The lineup to travel includes Long, Conrady, Fick, Vergants, Sigler, Reardon, and Daugherty at center. Lincoln School players dominated grade school action at Daly gym, with seventh graders beating St. Pauls 10 to 2 and Lincoln eighth graders defeating St. Pauls 16 to 1.
After a brief absence Evangelist W Munro resumes preaching in Smelter City. He emphasizes that spiritual matters outweigh material success and warns against nominal Christianity while urging genuine faith and commitment. Osbing NY notes a parole board meeting at Sing Prison refusing discharge for William Th Anderson former Anti-Baloon League head.
Scrambled text lists generic remedies for stomach and bowel issues with references to salve and tarniy moat. It mentions Dom's mala and affections but provides no clear instructions, dosages, or credible medical entities. The fragmentary OCR lacks coherent facts, dates, or identifiable people.
A vintage ad claims women suffer backache, headaches, and nervousness from feminine ailments. It promotes Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a proven cure, noting widespread use and word of mouth as the reason for high demand among women seeking health restoration.
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