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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 24, 1924
Page
8
An advertisement extols McCoy's Cod Liver Oil Tablets as a tasteless condensed form of cod liver oil offering same health benefits. It targets men and women described as weak and nervous, claiming weight gain and improved strength with results such as a woman gaining 15 pounds in five weeks, priced at a low cost.
A Boston party touring the West visits Yellowstone Park Butte Anaconda and the Bitterroot mountains. They ride a light car for mountain roads noting sharp curves and favorable Montana highways. Scenic beauty is praised and the trip described as a universal summer playground.
Victor Montana July 23 funeral services were held for Dr J K Squires an old time Bitter Root valley resident who died at W W Flowers home in Victor Interment followed at Stevensville Cemetery He was born in Maine and practiced dentistry in Stevensville and Darby before moving to Rowan He is survived by sister Martha Squires of Los Angeles and a niece in San Francisco
Powell post No 10 of the American Legion will staff Deer Lodge city hall Monday Tuesday and Wednesday evenings to assist veterans in filing compensation blanks under the act. Bring charge papers for proper filling and to aid veterans in the north end of the county. Local news notes report visitors and residents in Deer Lodge including Mrs C F Larabie Mrs John Cunningham Homer Taylor and Jerry Mizner. court action on a divorce case and civic updates.
Helena July 23 The state board of health ordered a statewide embargo on ripe olives packed by the Ehmann Rips Olive Company of Oroville following lab tests linked to food poisoning deaths in Cody Wyoming. County health officers told merchants the embargo covers olives packed by the Han company and will stay in place pending investigation by the board of health.
Dillon Beaverhead post of the American Legion readies a town carnival to fund the 1925 state Legion convention in Dillon. Frank Ashworth leads the effort with home talent acts and a clown band, using Idaho street pavement near the public school for lemonade and hot dogs.
Anaconda voters must file petitions by Saturday to enter the Aug 26 primary. Democrats list 16 contenders for offices including county commissioner, clerk, treasurer, assessor, and sheriff, with several seats contested and several uncontested. Republicans show 19 filed with nine offices unopposed and four contested, while three Democrats seek state legislative seats and no Republicans yet for state rep. Names include Lemmon Murphy Stoddard Peck Lavis Lacey Devine Datlan Stagg O'Brien Gallagher Flynn Greevey Silha Cowens Fleming King Heagy Hartsen Danielson Bloomstrom Neal Pringle Helnard Johnson Henault and Ja Anaconda township.
The text outlines juvenile baseball action with Warm Springs Juniors facing the Anode Juniors and Hobcats of Butte set for Saturday at 6:15 in Mining City. It also references a driving license arrest on Chestnut Street, a $25 bond note, and mentions Miami aviation uses for spraying and seed sowing over 640 acres.
An old advertisement touts Zemo as a safe treatment for itching and skin troubles. It claims quick relief from irritation eczema blackheads and blotches by applying the penetrating liquid for a dollar.
A Sunday afternoon handicap tennis event is planned at the courts on Columbia Par ry Road. The notice mentions a mixed statewide tour with participants from several cities and a focus on net play at the inners.
Walter Hagen’s golf career in Britain is traced from a ragged 1920 U S Open debut to becoming a dominant figure over the British links. The piece compares American stars’ struggles abroad, notes Hagen’s late rise, and references Sarazen and other legends in the era.
Martin Kall defeated Harry Gallwey in a dramatic 18th hole finish at the Butte Country Club to win the trophy offered by Preai. The match drew a large crowd as Kall landed on the green in two on the final hole while Gallwey holed out in four after a 30 yard putt. The article also notes Britain’s disappointment and hints at an upcoming invasion of leaves for next season. It references Walter Hagen and past champions in a broader sports context.
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