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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 19, 1925
Page
7
Neuritis may be localized to a single nerve or involve many nerves. Pharmacists have dispensed Joint-Base for months as a quick lasting relief, rubbed over the pains for about a minute to soak in with no skin residue. Joint-Base claims to loosen joints, reduce swelling, and make pain disappear, sold in tubes for 60 cents at City Drug Co. and Fuller Drug Co. or by any local druggist.
Veterans from the Civil War Spanish American War and World War were given fruit cigarettes and candy on Sunday afternoon by the Ladies Auxiliary of the American Legion of this city at Warm Springs. Mrs Garé a Buckwald drove to Warm Springs to present the veterans with goodies.
About 12 Boy Scouts from Anaconda will attend Echo Lake summer camp from July 19 to August 12 in single, two and four week periods. Rates are 6 for one week 10 for two weeks 16 for four weeks and 13 for three weeks. Scout Executive Jess Monk announced the plan to broaden attendance and hopes every Scout spends at least one week at camp.
Pitty-eight children representing families received milk from the A. M. E. Church Woman's Auxiliary under the milk fund. Mrs. Robert Ket ter, chair of the fund, reported April totals of 362.63 in a meeting last evening, outlining the monthly needs and distributions.
The bodies of Nick Klosonich and Frank Sprajear, Anaconda men killed in a car wreck near Bear Butte late Sunday, were brought to the city. Survivors include Steve Lasiovich, in critical condition with brain and spinal injuries, and John Jakovich released after scalp wounds. The tragedy drew mourners as Sprajear’s sweetheart and family visited in Butte. Funeral arrangements for Sprajear and Klasonich are being planned with services at Saint Peter and Paul Society and Mount Carmel cemetery.
Memorial day will be observed in Anaconda with ceremonies on Saturday May 30 starting at 10 am at the Margaret theater. Senator T P Stewart will deliver the principal address and music will be provided by the Anaconda Woman's Choir. The Rev B C Bartlett will give the invocation and Rev Father A R Coopman the benediction. After services a procession will march to the cemetery. G A R members John Marchion and D J Brenneman will conduct rituals, with committee leaders visiting schools to explain the day's significance.
St Peter's Aid tonight and the Checkers' orchestra are listed in briefs. A.B. Christie of Butt erday, Anaconda, visited by N McElwain and Bart Spellman arriving from Oakland to see friends. A man was arrested Sunday by OMeer Bentley for speeding and forfeited a $10 bond after missing trial. Don Nella, arrested by OMeers Osborne and Connolly for drunkenness, was dismissed by the Judge.
The Deer Lodge post of the American Legion will hold a Poppy day drive in Anaconda on Tuesday May 26 to raise funds for orphans of World War veterans. Disabled veterans will handcraft artificial poppies sold on city streets by Legion Auxiliary and local high school girls.
The Deer Lodge Bureau reports Mrs Josephine Koran aged 15 called by death. Assumed funeral arrangements to be held with services forthcoming.
Fragmented notes describe a morning row at a church and an Angler meeting held that day. Mentions Meer Toxin Hoban TRA mem and names such as Ana Rowern, Andrew, and William Schmidt. References a week visit with friends in Butte and a return Sunday from travel.
An old time classified ad touts McCoy's Cod Liver Oil Tablets as a cure for weakness nervousness and thinness. It claims dramatic gains in weight and strength with 60 tablets for 60 cents and a 30 day money back guarantee.
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