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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 29, 1924
Page
10
Running sores and fever sores vanish with San Cura Ointment and a money back guarantee. The City Drug Co. backs its healing claims for burns, boils, frostbite, and other afflictions. Prices range from 26c to $2.50 a jar, with San Cura Soap available at 26c. Thompson Medical Co. Titusville, Pa.
A short notice lists The City Drug Store at 119 Main Anaconda, with a note of its location and basic identifying details.
James H. Allen of Rochester New York declares a personal discovery a cure for rheumatism formed after studying uric acid deposits. He distributes Allenrhu promising a full refund if the first pint fails to show recovery with City Drug Co supplying and mail orders accepted.
Swollen veins and bursts are addressed by a two ounce bottle of Emerald Oil sold by City Drug Co with mail orders. Physicians endorse the concentrated oil used twice daily until swelling normalizes. the ad claims it can reduce glands and related conditions with steady use.
Robert La Follette denounces communists and warns progressives to avoid alliances with the Workers Party of America amid the June 17 St Paul convention. He cites Moscow directed efforts, calls for independent action, and urges voters to reclaim government from monopoly and corrupt bosses.
Deer Lodge Rotarians met at noon to review local play ground needs and equipment with D Speer principal of Central school explaining essential items for an up to date facility. Dr G J Marquette spoke on benefits for children building healthy bodies and enjoyment. Tom Davis of Butte urged attendance at the June 12 dinner in Gregson Springs, F Phelan to represent Deer Lodge at the Toronto convention. Ed Kelley of Great Falls attended as a visitor.
In Deer Lodge on May 23 news from Great Falls says M F Hayes county treasurer was elected to the state Capel Knights of Columbus. Other items include social visits, travels, marriages, court duties, and a hospital trip as residents share news of family, business, and community activities.
Angelo Geary was named valedictorian of the Powell County High School graduating class of 1924 at a faculty meeting in Deer Lodge. He posted 1.38 percent and was joined by Esther Welsh with 91.85 percent as the top salutarian. Lena Brunner Edith Seara and Dorothy Moe followed.
In Deer Lodge on May 28, the Delphian society elected officers for the coming year at Mrs. Raymond Carlson’s home. New president Mrs. Eugene Schecter, vice president Della Hagerty, and secretary Mrs. George O. Burks were named, following a evening focused on Wagner and opera.
At Keno Nevada on May 28 the Nevada Democratic Convention endorsed William G McAdoo for president and chose a non instructed delegation whose members openly favor McAdoo.
Midshipman L. R. Smith of Kent, Ohio was killed in an Annapolis naval academy frolic after being thrown overboard. He may have been struck by a mast as a small sailboat overturned following the incident.
Qualifying rounds of the ladies Sweepstake tournament run from morning through Sunday night at Anaconda Country Club with all members invited. Players may enter if omitted from late pairings and may choose any foursome or smaller group. The event aims to determine season entry scores while next week’s sweepstake follows with anticipated keen matches. The annual flag day tournament will be staged tomorrow with the farthest flag placement winning.
Strong cold air brought snow to Anaconda with several small storms. Large flakes coated the area for about an hour before melting by noon, while the nearby mountains remained frosty and snow covered. Temperatures dipped to 33 degrees and rose to 51, with mud and debris reported on roads east of the city.
Eleven juvenile delinquents were brought before Judge George B. Winston by Truant Officer Henault on theft charges. Accused acts included breaking into a soft drink parlor, taking strawberries, and taking part in car robberies at the ball park during the opening game. The oldest, 15, was ordered sent to the state industrial school at Miles City.
County officials warn two days remain for the second installment of 1923 assessments. Delinquent taxes accrue after 6 PM Saturday. With tomorrow a holiday, a rush is anticipated as many taxpayers have yet to settle. County Treasurer Danielson and City Treasurer Bryan report improved payments yesterday.
County health officer Dr. O C Evans announced five recent smallpox cases in Smelter City. The Frost family of 813 Birch Street is quarantined with the disease and their two sons are ill while Wayne Davison at 820 Birch Street is also sick at his aunt's home.
A 17 year old boy charged with disturbance of the peace and drunkenness argued to Judge Murphy that the court lacked jurisdiction. He was arrested Monday night by Officers Bentley and Beausoliel. The judge took the case under advisement and will verify the youth’s age before sentencing.
The Anode Juniors outscored the Warm Spring Independents 11 to 2 in a baseball game played on the Warm Springs diamond last evening. Battery for the Juniors was E Harrington and Emmons. for the Independents Clark and Jackson.
An old advertisement touts Kellogg’s Bran as the cure for child constipation, claiming it prevents 40 diseases, cleanses the system, reduces dependence on laxatives, and provides a tasty, versatile cereal from Battle Creek. It urges two daily tablespoons for chronic cases and notes widespread availability in grocers, hotels, and clubs.
Mr and Mrs Theodore Reinbold return from a brief Missoula business visit. Mrs J L Summers of Woodside travels to Portland to visit her daughter. Several women attend the state convention of business and professional women in Missoula. Orphia Cassida moves to St Maries Idaho to lead grade schools. Ralph Warren heads to Mitchell Nebraska for summer visiting kin. William Lloyd James Coulter Ralph Peterson head to Glacier Park for summer work. Frank O'Donnell of the US Public Health Laboratory returns from Helena to his mother.
President Coolidge nominates three Montana postmasters including Wechsel J. Hartman of Broadview Arnold C Ferris of Sidney and Maurice D Holmes of White Sulphur Springs in a May 28 dispatch from Washington.
The Republican state convention in Dallas on May 28 elected twenty three delegates instructed to vote for Calvin Coolidge at the upcoming presidential nomination. The action reflects Texas party support for Coolidge at the Republican National Convention.
The Associated Press says the American consulate in Peking is checking a report that two American missionaries were killed near Kwellin in Kwangsi province. Verification has not yet been possible.
Tommy Gibbons begins tapering for his 10 round fight with Georges Carpentier in Michigan City. Carpentier trains lightly as he edges toward the bout with confidence and a plan to box smart. Gate estimates top $350000 with Carpentier set to earn about $70000 and Gibbons around $90000.
Short report notes a shift in building practices as wooden houses begin to supplant traditional stone or brick dwellings in South Australia with rapid construction and new material usage.
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