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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1923
Page
9
An ad touts Moone's Emerald Oil as a cheap at home cure for varicose veins promising reduced swelling in days. It claims to heal eczema and skin conditions like barber's itch and psoriasis with minimal usage and offers mail orders through City Drug Store.
At about 1 30 pm yesterday a collision on Park avenue and Elm Street involves a Hudson driven by Sam Segan and a Franklin owned by Dr W E Long Malt Pinger. The Hudson rammed a light post and a 60 foot flagpole at Prescott school yard but no children were nearby. Both cars suffered heavy damage including radiator windshield and top of the Hudson. Segan was cut by windshield glass but no serious injuries reported.
St Peter s church filled with friends for the funeral of prominent Croat Marco Kordich who died last Sunday. Solemn high mass by Father Pirnat with deacon Tracy and sub-deacon Schulte. Pallbearers Frank Kath John Bhiman Mike Cherne Popovich Mike Bolkovatz John Shully. Interment at Mount Carmel cemetery. Cortege led by Provos band with Red Men and St Peter and Paul society members in attendance. Floral offerings abundant signaling community esteem for the deceased.
Ed Bullock was chosen commander of Anaconda Post American Legion at the Elks hall meeting Tuesday evening. Dr Max Doriand and Pat Malvey won top vice commander positions with W A Ryan as financial officer and W K Smith as chaplain. Executive committee members include W T Masten D I Guest Veise delegates to state convention Dr W Beal W J Jones and Hayes Lavis alternates W A Ryan Dr L G Dunlap and James Barron.
Alumni of St Peters High School hosted a dance at Washoe Park for graduates who will receive diplomas next Friday morning. Sheridan's Orchestra provided music as the pavilion was decorated. The article also oddly mentions ancient tub fixtures and June superstitions, reflecting mixed content.
Anaconda notes show numerous residents and visitors in town for business or leisure, including locals like Verberckmoes and Hammond, plus travelers from Philipsburg and Oakesdale. Social events include church gatherings, aid society meetings, and plans for Flag Day activities, with several marriages, arrivals, and relocations recorded.
James Allen, long troubled by rheumatism, says a personal medicine named Aleneht cured his symptoms. He claims the remedy dissolves pains in joints and muscles and has begun urging druggists to stock it. He offers refunds if complete recovery does not occur, via Chiy Drug Store and mail orders.
Executive board of the tri county Boy Scout council will meet Saturday evening at the Montana hotel. Dinner in the Red room. Scout commissioners from Deer Lodge Philipsburg and Anaconda will attend. Reports from key committees and Scout Executive Janin will be presented.
Four men named Roy Selene Fred Selene Conrad and Arsid Anderson were discharged by Justice of the Peace Pringle after an investigation found insufficient evidence to warrant trial on grand larceny charges. The group had been arrested in connection with the robbery of a local confectionery store.
Oscar Robb faced grand larceny charges before Justice Prinzle after a July trial date was set. Rebecca Knight described the defense as the trial moves forward amid testimony and proceedings in Anaconda court.
Kiwanians hosted supper at the outlet park camp near Unie city with chicken mulligan as the 1933 season for Anaconda tourist park approaches. The event precedes the official opening and featured guests including Tr. P. Jaroske and Henry G. Rodgers with a plan for a future report on camp progress.
The Anaconda Independents led from the start and defeated Warm Springs 13 to 3 on the city common. Swanson held the visitors to scattered hits while Emmons backed him up. Bronson Heydon and Feylan worked for Warm Springs.
Louis Evans faced degree assault charges after a dispute over property sold to Marco Hott. The defense alleges a quarrel over property, with the case before Justice of the Peace Henried and set for trial today.
Travelers report two tons of snow fell around Georgetown and Silver Lakes, yet roads show little damage. The lake country was hit by a Tuesday storm that quickly left a thick snow cover, much of which melted over the past two days.
Ted Colson of Mrs. M I Collins, Anaconda, graduates from Georgetown University Law College in Washington D C on June 1 1 He will take the bar examination before returning to Anaconda to visit relatives. George Schindler was fined 25 for drunkenness and nuisance and faces 12½ days in jail if the fine is not paid. Joe Litoma was discharged after arrest for drunkenness.
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