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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 13, 1924
Page
9
A vintage medical ad claims women suffer from iron deficiency fueled by age worry and overwork. It touts organic Nuxated Iron as the remedy, promising rapid vigor in two weeks and refunds if not satisfied, urging readers to seek tablets labeled Nuxated and NL.
A large Deer Lodge Country club golf delegation will travel to Anaconda to play with Anaconda and Missoula golfers Sunday. Dinner will be served at the Anaconda Country club as visitors are hosted by the Smelter city club and Missoula guests.
Ravalli county will discontinue the county agent office August 1 after County Agent L A Campbell resigns to join the state department of agriculture in Helena. The board cited economy but praised Campbell, noting J C Taylor of Bozeman has a successor ready, with past efforts including tuberculosis eradication, Bitter Root Cow Testing, community clubs, 4 H programs, weed control, and seed promotion. Campbell plans to aid at the Ravalli county fair in October.
Under Paul Gabel the prison band presented a Sunday program at 3 15 PM including Washington Post March Sousa Overture Le Chevalier Breton Amite Polka and Over the Waves. The concerts draw locals and visitors to Deer Lodge.
Gov Dixon orders requisitions for two suspects held in Washington and North Dakota on Silver Bow and Cascade county sheriff complaints. Old Maroney, jailed in Devils Lake ND, faces arraignment in Great Falls for the June 27 robbery of Robert Tae, while Prigley of Butte, arrested in Newport WA, is brought back to answer charges of abandoning his family and firing his wife.
Local notes report Honest Dan Shepard returning from Missoula to promote the Skalkaho divide highway opening July 20 with crowds from Butte and nearby towns. Fire at James Seif’s Plains home caused an estimated $12,000 loss, blamed on children’s firecrackers, insured. Montana Medical Association meeting in Helena with Dr. McGrath elected president. Community visits and movements include Cleta Allen, Elsie Johnson, and various relocations and office changes in Victor.
Dillon July 12 Beavers beat Bunnies 17 to 4 in a game that started close before the Beavers pulled away. Vanderstrift and Paul pitched for the winners while Heller Wade started for the Bunnies and Dennis relieved in the second inning, his team failing to contain the Beavers. The victory puts the Beavers atop the league as the Bunnies stumble in the latest swing.
Dillon July 12 in district court Judge Jos. C. Smith ordered the building used as a pool hall and soft drink parlor operated by Frank Grant in Lima to be abated for one year as a public nuisance. Proceedings began earlier this week and no action was taken against the proprietor at this time.
Mrs J B Shaw and Mrs J M Neidt are visiting Dillon from Big Hole basin. John Hildreth, from Medicine Lodge, will stay several days. William Climer of Armstead, and John Anderson from Big Hole basin, attend to business. Albert Gordon of Armstead visits Dillon. Stockman from Grasshopper valley attends to business. Mr and Mrs B H Harvey visit from Wise River. Soren P Nelson visits from Wisdom. Jesse Allen stays several days from Gilmore Idaho. Dan Pendergast from Big Hole basin visits. Mrs F B Reete visits from Red Rock. John Peterson from Horse Prairie attends to business. Dale Mellen from near Armstead is in Dillon.
Associated Press reports marked improvement in Tolbert de Richardson Jr. of Germantown Pennsylvania and Miss Eugenia Jones of Cody Wyoming believed suffering botulism. Prophylactic serum from Kansas City expected this evening. Dr A Jovius physician in charge says the two already affected and Miss Sara Ellen de Richardson will be inoculated on arrival. Further danger from imported ripe olives eaten at a dinner party at Aldrich Lodge near Cody last Tuesday is believed past.
The Associated Press reports that on July 12 four candidates filed with the secretary of state for Democratic nominations to district judge spots in the August primary. They are Joseph B. Kr. Jackson of Butte in the Second district, John J. Greene of Chateau in the Nineteenth district, Frank Hunter of Miles City in the Sixteenth district, and Barry Meyer of Butte in the Second district.
Paris July 12 Premier Merviet will head the French delegation to the inter allied reparation conference in London next week and will depart for London Tuesday. The announcement came this afternoon.
The annual Montana Medical Association meeting in Helena drew notes from Butte physicians and surgeons on a standout session. New officers include George McGrath as president and T A Grigg as first vice president with Treacy and Knight as other officers. Lewistown, Helena, Philipsburg, and Dillon members named as councillors. The 1925 meeting will be held in Lewistown.
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