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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1926
Page
6
An old style health pitch explains how 8.8.8 boosts red blood cells, increases hunger, and improves skin and strength. It promises renewed vitality and appetite, claiming the product restores fullness and confidence by enriching blood quality.
An old advertisement promotes KOTEX sanitary pads as a modern solution to female disorders. It claims most better-class women use KOTEX, highlights no laundry needed, high absorbency, deodorizing effects, and discreet purchase at drug or department stores.
Louisa Van Dyke recalls years of tiring department-store work and how Dr. Caldwell’s Vegetable Compound helped restore strength. Her mother recommended it after hearing about its tonic effects, and she urged other workers to try it.
Dr. E Davie of Montana State Normal College gave the address at the Moodiaureate services for the graduating class of 97 students. Rev Carl Knudson offered the invocation and benediction as music by students and faculty filled the college auditorium. The senior dinner followed, and the class play Only 33 was presented, with Miss Mary Gist and Miss Nellie Cecil in lead roles.
Philipsburg residents and visitors are listed with multiple short notes. Virginia Gopeland returns from Boise to visit Ming Audrey Moree. Mr and Mrs Bart Thomas Stewart and others host guests. Sam Brown travels to Anaconda on business. Drummond and Missoula visitors are noted. funeral for D A McDougal attended. Bowte leaves for Bercal. several local families host or visit over the weekend. scattered travel and social updates from Philipsburg, Mindat, and nearby towns.
Wm Fagerberg of 224 9th St North Fargo declares Karnak cures his stomach troubles. He describes relief from gas sour stomach and dizziness after using two bottles, praising Karnak as the surprising lasting remedy. Karnak is sold in Butte, Anaconda and towns by drug stores and推广.
Hamilton officials announce appointed committees to organize Independence Day events with the parade, racing stalls, bucking broncos, and an impressive fireworks display. Leading speakers include John Dowling and J. S. Dockery with plans for prizes, decorations, tickets, and concessions. Names listed include Rt. Gilera H C Packer Parmenter Theo Reinbold John Cheney Harry South John Gravelle Harry G. Jones A D Shepard and others to handle town activities and entertainment.
June 14 Hamilton notes report a Dodge sedan driven by a woman that backed into a shop, smashing the front plate glass but causing no injuries. The incident occurred in front of J. Howren’s tensorias establishment on North Second Street. Local updates include nominating filings for county offices and residents traveling for visits. Mrs Margaret Daly arrived from Los Angeles to spend summer near Hamilton. Mary Wollibaugh, aged 70, died in Idaho Falls after leaving Hamilton last month.
A list of Hamilton and area residents moving about for education and visits. Students and teachers from Hamilton High School, Missoula, Spokane, and Glacier Park pursue studies at universities in Missoula New York and Michigan. Families and alumni, including the Wiltcoms, visit in Hamilton.
Charles H. Dodge, renowned Civil War veteran and longtime Missoula resident since 1887, died after several weeks illness on the eve of a Grand Army encampment. He earned fame as the man who wig wagged Lincoln's assassination message to Union troops near the Potomac at Washington 61 years ago last April.
Arthur J B Luedeman governor of Montana Kiwanis district returned from the Montreal Kiwanis International convention noting it was the largest gathering with a 15 percent attendance rise. He praised the reception by Canadians and highlighted club reports showing community work and district progress. Montana ranked high among states at the event. DEER LODGE also hosts a dance to raise funds for baseballs and season needs.
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