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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 05, 1925
Page
3
Mrs Verena Carpenter reports relief from monthly troubles after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. She says the remedy strengthened her and helped her care for five children, with the eldest six and youngest five months old, while she handles all household work.
The speech stresses cautious aid to Europe after World War I, arguing Americans seek peaceful upbuilding, not punitive gains. It warns that continued doubt could halt helpful processes and that Europe must choose peace for continued American support. The speaker emphasizes shared values among English-speaking peoples and the need for collective European decisions.
Washington reports indicate Ambassador Houghton’s Pilgrim dinner remarks were read with interest but not amplified by officials. The address warned that American aid for European reconstruction could end unless European nations assure peaceful upbuilding, reflecting Coolidge administration limits on foreign loans and private aid.
The sale of villa sites on Flathead Lake will be held in Polson on July 7 under the General Land Office. The move from Great Falls follows local push by Polson Kiwanis and regional chambers to allow buyers to view sites. Several hundred sites remain for sale and publicity is planned to attract many visitors.
Emma Francis Burns 74 mother of M T Burns died at her son's Polson home after long illness. She leaves a daughter Mrs Charles Aker of Kalispell and three sons M T Burns Polson Robert B K Burns Topeka Kan and Harry F Burns Baltimore. Funeral services will be held at Retz Undertaking with Rev H E Chappell and body sent to Belton Missouri for burial beside her husband.
Peter J. Baker of Butte and Olga Rebich of Dillon wed at St. Rose Catholic church in Dillon. Rev. F X Leschner officiated. Best man Louis Baker and bridesmaid Anna Rebich. A dinner followed at the Rebich home with an open house and a dance later in the day. The bride’s family are prominent Austrians in Dillon. the couple will reside in Butte.
Powell county commissioners sit in regular session at the courthouse with routine business and deliberations through Wednesday evening. The Deer Lodge Anglers club meets Tuesday at the city hall to discuss fry distribution and stream stocking plans. Funeral services for Mrs Edna Nelson are set for Tuesday at the First Presbyterian Church with burial in Hill Crest.
Bozeman May 4 Harry Francis Dunn Willow Creek section foreman at Limespur died at a Bozeman hospital after a fire in his sleeping room Sunday afternoon. He was 34 born in New York City and had worked 10 years for the Northern Pacific. Interment will be in Willow Creek cemetery. services arranged by friends Mr and Mrs Tony Brock and Mrs Ada Barton of Whitehall. He lacked memory of the fire’s cause and woke to smoke before breaking a window to escape.
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