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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 24, 1925
Page
7
An OCR fragment touts a blood cleanser said to cure boils pimples blackheads and skin eruptions by strengthening the blood. It compares local skin treatments unfavorably and promotes a product labeled 8.8.8 or 5.8.5 and 8.5.9 as a superior remedy since 1826.
A brief health item from St Paul Minnesota notes a woman suffers back pain and reports temporary relief after treatment. The fragment mentions a little girl and possible medical guidance but lacks full details.
Deer Lodge residents selected seven candidates in a March primary led by Mayor candidate Frank Conley and police judge Harry Peterson. Aldermen named for each ward include Edward Lear O'Neil McLean and Jerome Hamill as party officials announce upcoming city race.
The second division of the class of 1925 will graduate from Montana State College in Dillon on March 25. Marion C. Dietrich of Billings will deliver the commencement, diplomas to be conferred by Frank Ellel of the state board of education. Sixteen graduates from within Montana will receive diplomas at the college auditorium.
Bitter Root News reports a Darby meeting where the law and order committee pledged to curb drunkenness boisterous language and street obscenity to keep the town safe for women and children. Included are local visitor notices and brief society notes alongside a crime item about a man driven to despair and a fatal incident in Yonkers.
Early construction of the Salmon Montana highway is expected once plans are revised from 14 to 12 feet with turnouts. Funds become available under the 12 foot standard, allowing more construction money. Construction will start after bids and plan revisions.
An advertising block touts cod liver oil as the best flesh producer with high vitamin content. It promotes agar coated tablets sold by a city company at 40 cents for 60 tablets, claiming to help readers add solid flesh to their bones.
Meagher County dispatch from Ringling on March 25 notes Ahern locating Bear Freewater Oregon and family plans to join after Bozeman school closes. Mrs. Ahern has been in Bozeman with their child. Donald Campbell appreciably recovers from nervous trouble. Mrs Anna Carr of Loweth visits Ringling. Catholic Welfare Society hosts a successful food event at Carroll Hardware. Community members attend games and social activities. several residents travel or relocate to Glasgow. Scotty McKennie suffers a thumb injury. M J Ryan treats a laceration. Kenneth Ford competes in Mt club tournament with Steve Hanson in a welterweight boxing match ending in a draw.
Anaconda visitors Mr and Mrs P Wilson were in town last evening. B J Bowman returned home after weeks in Boston. Knights of Columbus members attended the fourth decree meeting. Union Gospel meetings at the First Baptist church will be held this week with sermons by Nygren and Ne. Chief of Police Cullen received a letter from C K Hansen of Billings requesting help locating Cas J Dragvold alias Carl J Johanson who formerly lived in Anaconda at 05 Hust Park avenue.
Pete Sarmiento of New York won a technical knockout over Connie Curry of Sioux City Iowa in Milwaukee. The referee halted at the start of the sixth round after Curry, who had used only his left hand, broke his right hand.
Dr. Dunlap urged large attendance at the district conference in Helena on April 3 and 14 with many Rotarians planning to attend and bring wives. Delegates chosen were F W C Whyte and R B Abbott with Judge Winston and J P Stagi as alternates. The symposium on My First Real Job continued with speakers including Harry Johnson Charles A Lemmon B Morrow Del Longini B D Mahan C F Murphy Dr T J McKkensie and Al Nadeau. The Safety periodical praised but noted the race for district governor between Andy Gump and Rev Henry Gatley of Missoula remains keen.
In Wichita Kansas word reaches Deschger is making an impact as a young pitcher. George Deediger, once a popular Mines league hurler for the Rnodes, is gaining baseball limelight. Howard Gregory of Wichita says Delloyes Young Oeachser will be a sensation in the Western league this season. Friends here expect Oeachger’s success in Kansas.
Anaconda retail clerks reorganized their union last evening electing officers Thames O'Hara Wallace Soult Potvin on the constitution Moyern Mine Mary Troyer and John WeRenute as committee.
The Margaret theater presents Manuel Romain trio with singing and talking acts and Golden Visions statuary tableaux. Florence ety provides dainty dancing with a pleasing personality while a popular instrument adds grand opera flair. The show promises 16 acts, bright wardrobe and new scenery. Also notes marriage of Violet Kench and John Stewart in Butte with witnesses present.
Advice pamphlet claims goitre is a functional disorder and offers a cure using Dr Yayneen's Compound and Elixir. It touts a simple neck treatment with a wine solution and direct neck applications, promising rapid, natural, harmless results.
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