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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1925
Page
10
An advertisement touts McCoy's Cod Liver Oil Compound Tablets as a sugar coated, pleasant tasting alternative to sour liquid cod liver oil. It claims they help the weak and nervous regain strength, noting a sample case of 16 pounds gained in five days and price of 60 tablets for 60 cents.
Dan P. Sullivan 48, foreman of the Original Mine in Butte for 14 years, died in St. Mary's sanitarium Tucson after illness. He built strong ties with miners and officials, helped men find work, and was admired for his mining skill and geological knowledge. He leaves three daughters, six sisters, a brother, and a large Butte family.
Secretary Davis plans a five to six week tour of European industrial centers departing New York July 15 to study labor conditions. The trip is prompted by a recent strike disrupting $75 million to $90 million in construction and seeks foreign labor policy insights for U S immigration and labor law.
President Coolidge and Mrs Coolidge rushed to Plymouth as Col John Coolidge age 80 showed signs of recovery after an emergency bladder operation. Doctors warned of possible relapse but indicated he was now out of immediate danger. The president planned a return to the summer White House to deliver a speech Friday on Washington's 150th anniversary while awaiting a clearer prognosis.
Frank Duval an Anaconda businessman who suffered a fractured skull in a fall has returned home. He was taken home by ambulance and will remain in bed for some time, but his condition is reported greatly improved.
Selah resident Kelly Price believes sprinkling cherry trees with water protects them from frost damage. He notes that a tree hit by a steady sprinkler survives spring freezes, and this season has equipped 10 trees with sprinkling outfits to test the method.
The Tri City Boy Scouts council will revive by rejoining Philipsburg Deer Lodge and Anaconda as officials finalize a three city reorganization. Scout Executive Jess Monk says a committee will visit Deer Lodge on July 7 to discuss combining the cities. Regional Scout executive John H. Piper plans a 7:30 pm visit to Anaconda to meet its leaders and review plans for Echo Lake camp.
Fire Chief Collins returns from the Montana firemen convention at Whitefish with a wild tale of a fur bearing fish. Irvin B Cobb and others were present at a banquet where a taxidermist fooled guests by slipping a speckled trout into a gopher hide, sparking Cobb to plan a story.
William Farrell entered a not guilty plea to operating a motor vehicle while intoxicated in Tom Silha's justice court. He posted $100 bond and a July 6 trial was set after a collision near the Three Mile House on Friday evening involving his grey roadster and a Ford coupe driven by Eugene McCarthy, causing considerable damage.
The Montana Supreme Court ruled the state may issue treasury notes to refund registered warrant indebtedness. Notes will bear 4 percent interest, warrants 6 percent. The suit by Edward G. Toomey to block the issue was overruled as the court found the move is a debt refinancing measure.
A buck fawn under a week old was found on the Olsen and Buck gulches road by Mr and Mrs William Nyland at 610 Chestnut Street. They will nourish it on a warm milk diet until a home is found or the mother is located. Deputy Game Warden J F McCaffery will search the area for the mother.
Spain provides loans to support home builders and has appropriated 182 million pesetas for this purpose. The move aims to stimulate housing construction and boost the domestic construction industry.
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