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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1926
Page
2
A message urges readers to improve blood health with a daily regimen. It links lack of energy and fatigue to low blood levels and promotes a supplement plan to restore vigor, vitality, and strength through improved blood quality.
A nostalgic ad style riff argues common sense confirms cold weather. It touts Lydia B. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound as a trusted women's remedy, with a personal testimonial from Mrs W C Blewett praising its benefits across generations.
A reported high divorce rate in the mining city is linked to court delays and default decrees. Since the start of the year, 128 decrees have been issued by Silver Bow county judges, with many entered for record or awaiting further action.
Bob Larson and his Hollywood band headline at Columbia Gardens in Butte tonight, drawing crowds as one of the state’s most popular orchestras. Ten musicians perform over 60 instruments plus vocal acts, with another dance planned tomorrow at Columbia Gardens.
South Butte Township Civic Association plans an 8 o clock meeting at the Montana street fire hall to discuss district affairs including a list of ten residents.
A Montana quartet drew hearty applause at the Rotary national convention in Denver with four broadcasts and 9,000 hospital visitors. Delegates from 35 nations attended. the group promoted Montana as a lively, supportive host state.
An old ad promotes Trank's Prescription, claiming it eases rheumatic neuritis and inflammatory fuscular pain without harming the stomach or heart. It touts appetite and strength benefits and lists ingredients like satieylate soda and wintergreen, pricing the remedy at $8.00 at local drug stores.
Rotary members conclude Denver convention with praise for Montana publicity. Delegates including Tom Davis and the Treasure State quartet are described as boosting Helena and Butte profiles. Attendees travel on to Yellowstone Park with many plans to visit Montana communities.
Witnesses recount Goretti’s disappearance and plans to flee with two others, while Mrs. Pesanti resumes cross examination. George R. Allen questions evidence of leases. objections arise. Widow Pesanti cannot swear signatures but believes they are her late husband’s.
Mrs 8 C McCracken of Anaconda announces the marriage of her daughter Viola to Jack J Sullivan a postal clerk of Butte The ceremony occurred in Butte and they will reside at 607 South Idaho street The bride a St Peters high school graduate The groom son of Mrs Catherine Sullivan a former Butte resident now in Crafton Pa He is a graduate of Butte Central High School and has worked for the Post Office Department for six years.
Nell Sullivan and Pat Doherty are jailed on a charge of assault after allegedly attacking John Dee on North Montana Street. Dee lies in St James Hospital badly battered and unconscious, then regained consciousness yesterday as authorities await further medical updates.
President Coolidge and budget director Lord pressed for at least a 2 percent cut in federal employees next year to save about 20 million dollars. They argued reduced payrolls and debt restraint fit a broader plan of constructive economy amid rising overall government costs and a growing surplus from higher income tax receipts.
A new girls health camp is planned in Paton county with guidance from state officials. The campaign aims to improve health access for girls across the union, led by Dr. Boatria and a statewide coordinating body.
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