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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 16, 1925
Page
8
An old drug advertisement touts a "Veg Jetable Compound" or similar tonic. It claims two years of suffering ended, with a reader named Lydia Bonteget Senet endorsing its benefits for housework like sewing, washing, ironing, and reaping, urging others to try it, sold by druggists everywhere.
Fragmentary OCR reads about burns healing without scarring after a cold last winter incident. Disjointed phrases mention a fire, coal, and names unclear due to garbled text.
Deer Lodge residents are invited Sunday to enjoy the musical debut of the State Prison band for this season. The event, noted as the first performance of the year, is planned in front of the park as part of a community gathering. Julius Jacobsen of Ovando is identified in the report as involved in organizing activities.
A Bitter Root News storm swept through the valley in the afternoon accompanied by rain and wind. Residents reported damage to outbuildings and fences in latricts as lightning struck, ripping siding from houses. Four thousand chicks reportedly perished in one building fire started by the bolt, though no injuries were reported as family members were in a nearby house at the time.
Funeral services were held for Nicholas real dent of the Bitter Hoot valley at St Fran on Thursday morning with Rev. MM ran officiating. Interment followed in Hamilton cemetery. He was 76 years old and a native of the valley. Survived by Martha and several siblings including Joseph Kes.
The Dillon Fire Department band made its first public appearance of the season with an open air concert at the public school grounds in Dillon on May 15. A large audience enjoyed a number of selections and plans for similar summer events were announced. Prof. L. A. Gre, leading the band, is developing its rapidly improving program.
A Polaris resident, a home veteran of the U.S. War, died yesterday morning in Grass County. Friends, including two daughters Mrs. Cari and Mrs. Wool, mourn his passing. Full military honors will be accorded by the American Legion post with Rev. Howard Mitch officiating at 2:30 p.m. at Maz Sonte hall.
Washington officials say France faces debt to America and must show good faith to liquidate obligations. Plan hinges on an accord for paying France’s debt to the United States, with Britain precedent cited. Public opinion demands France confront its obligations, or risk loss of credit and heightened pressure in Congress. Indirectly tied is a murder indictment in Indiana involving Ku Klux Klan figures.
Mrs Henrietta Crockett a baby welfare nurse will arrive in Anaconda Sunday and conduct a free clinic at Lincoln school late next week Sheppard Towner act funds her work and she will also visit rural schools The dates will be announced on arrival and mothers are urged to bring babies for exams a physician will perform physicals
Elaborate plans are underway for the annual Woodgraft Convention to be held in Anaconda May 19 and 20. Dean appointed the arrangements chair and a roster of helpers including Mrs Lucy A Shon, Mrs Tacy Au Shovelin, Mrs Mary B Mecint, Mrs Annabelle McDonald, Mrs Aggie Zeller, Mrs Fannie Larsen, and Mrs Maraverle Lachalr.
Four year old Bobby and eight year old Freddie enjoyed riding on the sidewalk despite rules. An uncle warned them about police noticing sidewalk riding. Freddie briefly hesitated then said he preferred staying safe on the sidewalk to risking death in traffic.
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