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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1925
Page
9
Gilber Hard of Rinard Mille Ohio reports San Cura Ointment relieves pain after a bad steam scald and speeds healing. The ad touts the antiseptic for sores eczema fever sores ulcers boils and more with jars at 35c and 65c and a San Cura Soap for skin diseases and a fine complexion.
A notice indicates sales restricted to City Drug Store located at 119 Main Street in Anaconda with exclusive availability.
Three generations of women testify to the virtue of Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound begun in 1881. The ad notes families including grandmother, mother, and daughter using the root and herb remedy with wonderful success across the United States and abroad.
The funeral of George Frank Garland a switchman who died from injuries after a Saturday collision was held at P J Finnegan chapel and St Pauls Church with local union members present. An inquest returned a verdict that Garland died due to the employer s neglect to follow tramway rules at Anaconda Reduction works.
Major Geoffrey Moss of the British army stars in D. W. Griffiths new film Isn t Life Wonderful shown at the Bluebird. The simple love story eschews tricks and closeups, using action and humor to tell a gentle tale of love and humble fare.
Local Union No 237 I B of B D and H calls all members to meet at the Musicians hall this afternoon at 1 o clock to attend the funeral of our late brother John Treweek. Charles Devine president H J Shackleford secretary.
The thirty-second annual Montana State Sportsmen's association tournament gathers shooters from Montana and the West in Anaconda. The event, authorized by the Amateur Trapshooting Association, offers $100 trophy plus medals and trophies for state titles, plus an old-timers’ shoot and multiple championship events.
At Eureka Chapter No. 16 Order of Eastern Star meeting proxies for entitled delegates to the state convention in Missoula August 21 and 22 were elected. The three entitled delegates are Minnie King Charles H. Spengler and Cora Sparrow with proxies Mildred Goose Mary Johnson and Anna Heagy. Vacation set to September 14.
Montana State college junior home economics students June Burke and IdMian Barry will inaugurate a weekly nutrition class for city children aged six to nine. Classes begin Thursday at 10 AM in the high school building, are free, and include health lessons with weekly weighing and records.
James Daugherty and Catherine McGrady, natives of Anaconda, married at St. Peter's church with Luc y McGrady and Thomas Daugherty as attendants. Mrs. Daugherty, a former Anaconda high school and Montana State Normal College graduate, is a popular teacher. Mr. Daugherty, also educated in Anaconda, is a chemist at the Anaconda Reduction Works. The couple will honeymoon in Banff, Alberta, and reside in Anaconda.
The funeral for John Treweek, longtime Anaconda resident who drowned last Saturday at Lake Avoca, will be held this afternoon. Services start at 2 o'clock at the Presbyterian church after a 1 45pm private service at Ernest J. Gagnon's home 106 Locust Street, with Rev. J. C. Knotter presiding.
Gerald Chapman is described as irritable, and news that he faces a likely death sentence may unsettle even the steadiest dispositions in Indianapolis.
A compact Anaconda page lists local notices and ads including shop pitches for window shades and carpentry, meetings of A. O. H. and Odd Fellows, rentals and for sale items, visitors and residents’ travels, a beauty shop ad, and a church social program. Names include Martin Bros Taxi, Mahane, Stagg, Goodfriend's, Vogue La Rose, Alpine Marinello, and local residents in brief notices.
John Maslovar, missing financial secretary of the Mill and Smelter Men's union, faces charges of neglect of duty and misappropriation of union funds totaling about 1522 dollars. The union declared his office vacant, 8 W. Smith was elected to fill the term, and nominations for the vacancy will run for three weeks.
Fifth ward alderman Mike Chamrau has shown great improvement after a retinal hemorrhage raised fear he would lose sight in his left eye. Doctors say he will regain optic use.
A Springfield letter to the Union argues Henry Ford’s $100 million income rise last year widens the gap between rich and poor. The writer warns this surge could push more toward the poorhouse if tax and policy responses fail.
The article notes that nearly all coffee imported by the United States originates in Latin America, highlighting regional production dominance and trade patterns affecting U.S. consumption and pricing.
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