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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 22, 1923
Page
8
A patient credited Dr Carey Marshroot Prescription No 777 with curing kidney and bladder trouble after taking seven bottles since December first. The Elmira New York man, 43, reports nightly awakenings reduced and improved general health. advertises City Drug Store and mail orders.
The junior baseball team defeated the senior team 19 to 11 in the third game of the interclass series at Anaconda High. Keily Dooley and Sigler pitched for the seniors while Irwin Mulvahill and Emmons did the mound work for the juniors.
Dejected readers are told swollen veins and bulges can be eased at home. A two ounce bottle of Moone's Emerald Oil is advertised for quick improvement, with a refund policy if dissatisfied. City Drug Store offers mail orders and delivery.
A letter from Asa F. Keer of Winchester Ky credits ALLENRHY with curing severe rheumatism after three bottles. It cites George Drug Co as supplier and notes James H. Allen of Rochester designed ALLENRHY and offers a money back guarantee on the first pint if no appreciable results. City Drug Store handles mail orders.
Joseph Lague Jr. remains at St Ann's hospital with severe shock and a sprained back after an automobile accident west of Anaconda Sunday afternoon. His brother Henry and friend John Spengler escaped or were saved. Spengler leapt free, Henry exited the car, and Bert McNeil revived Joseph before transporting him to hospital.
Washoe Park welcomed a new baby buffalo last Thursday adding to the park’s wildlife lineup. Superintendent Jesse Miller reports visitors have shown strong interest while he seeks name ideas for the trio, including the earlier two buffaloes from Columbia Garden in Butte and Yellowstone Park.
Funeral services for David Jones pioneer Montana resident were held at the First Methodist church in Melrose with Rev. Bartlett officiating. A quartet sang hymns. pallbearers included Frank Wilson and A J Davis. Interment was in Hill Cemetery Anaconda. Eva Jones, daughter, returned with the family.
Judge George B. Winston arrived back after a month with relatives in Jefferson City MO. He reported business thriving in the Middle West and predicted a prosperous year with considerable building activity in all regions he visited.
Tommy Gibbons will appear at the Marmaret theater in Anaconda Wednesday evening under the Legion Athletic association. Reserved seats go on sale at 7 pm with box office hours tomorrow 12 to 5 pm. General admission is 1 dollar with tickets at Fat's Place and several local venues.
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