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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 18, 1925
Page
8
A reader reports years of facial breakouts and claims Carter's Little Liver Pills cleared skin. The note cites relief after using the pills and urges avoiding stomach upset and headaches, presenting Carter's as the solution.
A fragmented medical line describes a large red itchy burned area called cutiura that later shows signs of healing with improvement noted despite garbled text and missing context. No patient identifiers or dates are readable.
The Dugn Bureau High School Orchestra performed at the Training Room Auditorium for a state meet in Butte later this week. The program featured selections and featured local students including Wayne Roberts and Grace Ewing among many others as they prepared to travel tomorrow afternoon to attend the meet.
Dillon March 17 Judge George B. Winston of Anaconda sits in Dillon presiding over the Fifth district court in the divorce action of Emily Meine against Charen Meine which has been pending and will occupy much of the day. Also Jensie V. Ray was granted a divorce from Alfred C. Ray by Judge Henry G. Rodgers in the district court here.
The funeral for Mrs. R. P. Willard pioneer matron of Dillon will be Wednesday at 2 30 PM from the Methodist church with Rev. Edwardsith officiating Interment at Mountain View cemetery The Dillon News notes list Chester Sar Fett Glen Hughes Frank Collins N J Birrer O C Gowman M r Gimble and William Parish visiting or traveling between Dillon Lima Ditton Polaris and other West locations with several business and personal trips noted
Local notes report visits and social events in Salmon Idaho including Mrs C Bombner in Chalits, Mrs Yeaman of Lemhi at a cabaret, and Crews from Leadore. Cattle sale at Salmon Valley ranch drew lively bidding. Camp Fire Girls anniversary events planned at Methodist church with related school and home activities. Various residents, travelers, and business matters noted.
A deputy sheriff, citing local testimony, states the judge was making moonshine whiskey in a hidden still. Mrs. Hunt allegedly poured contents from a jug, with two others named as involved.
Hamilton and Victor briefings report movement of residents to and from towns. Otto Reynoldt and others travel through ports and coastal cities, with news of songs and strokes of paralysis affecting residents. Local businesses and farms see ownership shifts, retirements, and staff changes. A Sunday depot closure and cheese plant updates outline regional economic activity.
Philipsburg March 17 B Barnhill cashier of Granite Com inited friends. Nelson from Helena visits senate member Pagere from Granite county. Fraser visits Philipsburg. Huffman family returns from Missoula. W Williams death in California linked to local mining era. Hickey family news. Shaler seeks health at Sleeping Child Hot Springs. R E club hosts at Mrs Huffman and Mrs Durkes homes. Philipsburg Woman's Club meets with book review fashions and music by local women.
A dubious health ad promotes Marmala Prescription Tablet as a fat reducer. It claims thousands shed fat using a formula identical to Marmala and urges readers to visit a druggist for a dollar to obtain a box. The message uses sensational language and repeats the offer.
D F Hallihan special supreme agent of the Knights of Columbus arrived in Deer Lodge on Monday evening and spoke at the council meeting in Main street clubrooms. He is on an official tour of the territory and delivered a fine address on the activities and welfare of the order. A brief business session followed the talk.
Deer Lodge March 17 elects delegates to Kiwanis convention in St. Paul at weekly dinner. Bill Cosgrove and Harry Good named delegates. B. M. Keeley and Oust chosen as alternates. Charles Keeler spoke on industrial work. Senator W. J. Paul praised as guest.
Frank Brack, 34, a World War veteran, was found in his hotel room with his throat slit, ruled death by his own action. Alfred Lutz, 42, a dairy hand, killed himself in a hotel room the same night by slashing his throat with a safety razor. The report notes the incident amid a fragmentary account of local poverty and cultural changes.
Anaconda residents discuss forming a city garden club with active gardeners and experienced locals ready to share tips. Several home clubs exist in Montana with yard awards and beautification efforts cited as inspiration for wider community involvement.
May Robson, famed Anaconda stage favorite, shines in her self written comedy Something Tells Me at Margaret theater last night. The production elicits warm applause as Robson sustains a vivid reality through humor and pathos with Jane Meredith wielding a mysterious power. Cast includes Walter Ayres as Doctor John Lockwood and Edith Conrad as Mrs Malcolm. the Broadway theater offering promises more late runs for Butte audiences.
In the Margaret theater tonight the play Broken Laws shows 18 year olds Bobby Allen and Patsy Heath at a wild party in the Purple Bill. A sudden parental interruption leads to Patsy being taken home while Bobby chases his father’s car and crashes into a vegetable wagon fatally ending the play. The scene shifts to a rural roadhouse with dancing and jazz. An Anaconda-Deer Lodge Stage listing notes show times for Anaconda and Deer Lodge venues.
A Sunday afternoon accident on the highway left a boy injured and taken to St Ann’s hospital. He showed signs of concussion after the incident and was reportedly conscious again later, with doctors monitoring his condition.
During January 43 children in nine families received free milk as reported by Mrs. L treasurer of the Woman s Ary. There was a balance of 618.25 dollars in the treasury after expenses and receipts totaling 50.
Imperial theater opens tonight for two days showcasing Fools of Fortune. The photoplay praises its originality, simple storytelling, and strong lead performances by Marguerite De La Motte and Jack DeV in, supported by Tully Marshall Frank Brownlee and Russell Simpson.
A Friendly Sons of St Patrick banquet in Butte at the New Hotel Finten drew numerous Anacondans including Prof. W K Dwyer T P McGrath Capt W M Kelly Martin Martin Frank Clinton Dan Sullivan and many others. Prof Dwyer spoke as a principal speaker. There were 23 attendees noted in the report.
New gland tonic Glandogen offers internal gland extracts as a non operative method to reinforce gland function. Dr Arnold Lorand notes devices from healthy young animals aid aging or disease. Tablets for men and womenpromising a simple internal treatment.
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