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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 26, 1925
Page
9
An old advertisement touts a vegetable prescription for liver purification and blood cleansing. It claims quick relief and renewed vigor, selling Thacher's Liver and Blood Syrup as affordable and physician endorsed with noticeable improvements in digestion, energy, and overall health.
Charles L. Frye a resident of Anaconda for 15 years died at 306 Pine Street after a four year illness. Born in Chicago he worked for Great Northern Railway in Minnesota and later in Alaska before joining A C Mt Company in Anaconda. Survived by widow Josephine and siblings, services to be held at home at 2:30 pm with burial to follow in Owatonna Minnesota.
Reported court activity shows a jury venire for Team QO and a new second degree assault charge against Joe Bruneau set for hearing. Multiple hearings scheduled including J.B.C. Knight indorsement, Dorothy Sivers vs Bowman et al, and a civil demurrer hearing March 30. Four girls charged with breaking a window at 401 Hast Park avenue appeared with counsel. judge remanded them to parental custody.
School Thespians 10 stage four one act plays selected after several months of auditioning. Indian Summer features Joanna Driscoll Joe Jado Isabel Anderson Frank Clinton coached by Jennie McParland. The Mouse Trap stars Marion Johnson Jennie McVarlan Harriet Macpherson Alice Kelly Marian Dingle Charlotte Race coached by Fern Boyles. An Interrupted Proposal lists William Madden Nelda Phick Bid Stewart Molen Steeler in the cast with Mary Martin as coach. Public performances set for April at the Dalyymmasiom theater.
Westmaster Phil Daniels urged Anaconda postal carriers to stay on sidewalks to protect lawns as spring nears. The city garden club promotes beautification and asks residents to keep off the grass, aiding vegetation preservation.
Anaconda notes list a busy slate of meetings and ads including W. O. W. camp 164 and Order of Rainbow, a new line of hats at Mogus, Dr. C D Pons in town for eye exams, and various business visitors like Oscar Gustafson, James J. Kelly, and Charles Beebe. Also reported are a hospital appendicitis case, a drunkenness arrest, a recent wedding couple returning home, freight of hotel arrivals, and social events from Ladies Aid and Eastern Star.
City council met at city hall to certify Monday's primary canvass with minor tally adjustments. Official memo shows PF Fitzgerald as Democratic candidate in Third Ward after minor changes. no vote changes altered results. Complimentary votes noted for Ward 4 and Ward 2 residents including A C Taylor J J Kelly and others.
Anaconda bowlers head to the annual state meet in Great Falls Electric City. Team members include Anodes Steve Ugrin Steve Mickel Hans Berger P J Finnegan and Anaconda Products Dill Martin Jovick Ed Erickson Hogie Judy Domitrovich plus Copperton Hill Swanson Charles Martin Schneting and Baker Anaconda Products.
Jacobsen, longtime Anacondan, died last night at Mt Ann’s Hospital after a long illness. He was 62, a member of the Bagdad Temple and Logan the Monistry. Survived by a Spokane brother. Body at Tuttle Funeral Chapel. funeral date to be announced.
An ad proclaims a tonic named Allencha as the cure for rheumatism. James H. Allen of Rochester New York asserts his discovery ended his own crippling pains and has helped hundreds, claiming the medicine clears uric acid and impurities from the bloodstream within days. The inner details warn that the drug acts by reaching the blood and expelling poisons through natural channels. The advertisement urges readers to obtain Allencha immediately from the Drug company active in their city.
An old advertisement touts Joint-Base as a remedy for swollen stiff joints caused by rheumatism. It claims the topical formula soaks through skin to relieve ankle knee elbow shoulder and finger pain and is available at City Drug and Puller Drug Co for 60 cents.
At the family residence, unreadable OCR fragment references an address 306 and an early event. The readable text is insufficient to identify a clear individual, organization, place, date, or outcome for a complete summary.
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