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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 03, 1925
Page
8
A jumbled consumer testimonial claims severe side pain and relief after using a herbal remedy promoted by druggists. The fragment mentions multiple pregnancies and a recommendation to try the product, but details and context are unclear.
Beaverhead county commissioners 0 C Gosman J E Shaw and A L Anderson met to plan extending usual assistance to the forestry department on certain county roads The March session will appoint the county fair commission and a county health officer The resignation of Mrs Lee McCracken as clerk to the county superintendent of schools was accepted and Miss Elvera Peterson was appointed to the vacancy Mrs McCracken had served eight years in the courthouse mostly in the superintendent's office Miss Peterson is a Jackson resident and University of Washington attendee in Seattle
Powell county commissioners convene in regular session at the courthouse with routine business and attendance by local residents. Deer Lodge notes include various residents visiting Anaconda for auto shows and several locals traveling to nearby towns for business and personal matters. An anniversary holiday in Wyckoff marks the 75th wedding anniversary of Mr and Mrs John C Demarest with schoolchildren performing songs at the Demarest homestead.
Fragmentary items mention infant birth, parent names, and relatives in Anaconda Butte and Kalispell with scattered cities such as Milwaukee St Paul Calgary Miles City Los Angeles New York Portland San Francisco Spokane and missing context for events.
Rose Clark files for divorce from Terrance Clark in district court alleging cruelty. Married in the city in February 1920, Mrs. Clark seeks relief and $150 attorney fees with attorney TP Stewart listed as her representative.
Montanans have a final chance to view one of the state’s finest auto and trade shows as the Anaconda Kiwanis close their third annual affair in the Copper City. A large crowd, including 600 Exchange Club members, filled the event last night with performances on two floors and a big turnout praised as the best yet. Tonight is Montana night with more visitors expected, an orchestra, and the exposition staying open until 1 am Wednesday.
Show director E T Johnson of Silver Bow Motor Co Butte declares the Dodge exhibit a success predicting the biggest year yet for Dodge. Exhibits include camping gear by Anaconda Garage Motor, doll house by F E Bullock, Willard battery displays, and Montana scenic photos from the national forest service drawing crowds. Local students in Anaconda public schools showcase fine cabinet and furniture work under instructor P Brown.
George Larkin and Billie Dove headline the Centerville show Yankee Madness about a wealthy American who visits sunny Seville and becomes involved in its stirring revolution. The opening scene features Larkin leaping from a speeding car to rescue Dove as Delores, daughter of Seville’s president.
Anaconda Rotary Club members who funded youth attendance in the state congress reported on yesterday's meeting. Sidney Stewart and another member delivered strong summaries, noting that the representatives gained significant benefit from the congress and outlining preliminary plans for upcoming Rotary events.
The March lion visited Anaconda yesterday bringing a drop in temperature. Afternoon winds cooled the city as the mercury fell about 13 degrees. By noon it was 53, then a mild blizzard moved in by 2 pm and by 6 pm the low reached 25 with a daytime high near 53. Observer Frank Kennedy reported the day’s details.
Anode baseball players will debut light gray uniforms with a dark gray stripe and the insignia on the breast. Manager Lodell ordered the outfits yesterday, noting they resemble the Senators' last year's championship uniforms.
A county druggist advertises Allenrhu as a sure cure for rheumatism and uric acid with a full pint bottle guarantee. It claims rapid relief from swollen joints and pain, promising money back if not satisfied. City Drug Company of Poet City handles the remedy.
An old advertisement extols Joint-Base as the premier remedy for rheumatic or other joint misery. It claims rapid relief from swollen joints and pain, noting a 60 cent tube sold at City Drug Co and Puller Drug Co, with quick skin absorption and almost instant comfort.
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