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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 04, 1925
Page
8
Fragmentary ad copy touts Carter's Lindle Liver Pills with bold claims of relief and a promise of dependable use from Dew on. The readable text suggests a newspaper advertisement urging readers to purchase through druggists and retailers.
A promotional note claims San Cura Ointment cures piles and promises a money back guarantee if unsatisfied. It features testimonials about long suffering and home confinement, asserting the ointment draws out poison and helps with boils, burns, cuts, eczema, pimples, and germs, priced at 36 cents and sold by all druggists.
Dillon high school basketball team departs for the fourteenth annual state college tournament in Bozeman to meet Moore high school in round one. Coach Thurber’s squad aims for a strong showing as Yale Oliver Wright Holmes Dunn Gordon and Meads travel with the team. Local fans plan to follow the Beaverhead county entry while other Dillon residents attend separate events. Rasmus A. Hansen of Denmark was admitted to U.S. citizenship in Beaverhead county court, a Horse Prairie resident, after years in the area.
Amateur notes show Deer Lodge Rotarians forming a committee to organize a benefit event and a tournament in Bertn and nearby towns. Mentions visitors from Spokane Helmville Avon and Ay details of meetings and local business engagements.
Reports from Boulder include illnesses prompting moves to town from Anaconda and Basin, school absences due to injuries, and local travel for business matters. Funeral services were held for Joe Lockart of Joplin with burial in Boulder Cemetery. County officials note attendances and visits from Helena and Dillon as court terms and medical visits continue.
An AP report notes Bid Ings and Ray H Wise were named to official posts as the Montana Bottlers Boosters of America formed a state branch. The session featured awards, performances, and hospital notes from Dillon and McHesser areas with limited readable details.
The Anaconda Kiwanis Club hosted a week long auto and trades show praised as the best in the city’s history. The event closed with a blaze of spectacle as a Buick was given away, drawing thousands from Anaconda and across Montana to witness the finale.
Auto dealers overwhelmingly praised the show sponsored by Kiwanians. Tobin of Anaconda Garage reported three Hudson coach sales and several top prospects. Branscombe called it the best show yet for Anaconda, while Stagg noted a week of business surpassing previous months. Multiple dealers from Butte, Oakland, and other firms lauded the event as a great success.
Guat of Helena, sales manager for the Star cars, stated last that the firm’s dealership strategy focuses on customer service and local market needs. He emphasized training and after sale support as key selling points for the brand.
The Anaconda show highlighted Montana products from the Studebaker and International trucks team to the Montana Brush and Broom factory in Butte. Exhibits included floor brushes, washers, electric appliances by Western Electric, and an Anaconda soda waters display. The Patterson-Lauer chocolate line and Imperial Macaroni booth drew housewives and farmers, while Mrs. J W Lockhart stood out as the sole lady auto salesman. J A Davis of Butte noted success for the Dalton Adding Machine company.
Anaconda residents gathered at Hill Cemetery for the burial of Joseph Mc Farland. Services were held at C A Tuttle funeral chapel at 2 30 PM conducted by Reverend Lamer Q Knotter with pallbearers George Campbell D McIntyre Frank Hoag land Angus McDonald and Thomas named among honor guards.
Sheriff and deputies travel to Tacoma to pick up female prisoner Jody Elford Gallagher on a white slavery charge. Authorities state she will be released into custody in this city as grand jury proceedings begin.
Anaconda residents enjoyed a mild February with a 38 day mean maximum near 53 degrees and mean minima around 39. Snowfall totaled 4.7 inches and precipitation 0.84 inches. The warmest day reached 63 degrees on Web II, and a few days were clear while most were cloudy. Weather records note previous years had lower temps, but this February showed springlike skies and near vanishing winds.
The funeral of Richard Turpin will be held at the Masonic temple Thursday at 2 o'clock under Acacia lodge No. 43 A I and A M with interment in Hill cemetery. Two Deer Lodge county road supervisors were re elected by the board Scott Peck to district No 1 and Charles Ralston to district No 2. Scotland real estate sales shift near Armistice period noted.
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