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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 30, 1922
Page
6
An advertisement for San Cura Ointment from Thompson Medical, offering relief for eczema itching and various skin sores. It guarantees cure or money back and lists prices 68¢, 1.25, 2.50 with a baby soap claim and distribution in Ville, Pa.
An old advertisement cautions workers about kidney strain from repeated bench work and touts Doan's Kidney Pills as a remedy. A customer from Anaconda reports relief after short use when stiffness and ache in the kidneys from long periods at a bench subsided.
From any druggist for 35 cents or 1 for a large size, Zemo claims to remove eczema quickly when used as directed. It also treats sores, burns, wounds and chafing, penetrating to cleanse and soothe. Described as a clean, dependable antiseptic liquid, Zemo urges readers to try it as nothing else is as effective.
A four room house on paving in Anaconda is offered for 2000 dollars with a first payment of 350 dollars and balance of 85 dollars monthly. The ad promises the deal can't be beat and urges seeing the property today.
The playgrounds committee at the Montana hotel discussed forming an Anaconda junior baseball league to play twilight games on the city common several nights weekly. A drive to fund a Fourth of July celebration was proposed, with any excess funds aiding junior league expenses. Dr MacRae said four local businesses would likely field teams, and the league would start in June if the drive succeeds. A dollar per contributor was planned with no contribution limit.
Funeral services for the late J W Watts were held at the Christian church in Deer Lodge Valley and Anaconda yesterday at 2 30 PM. The Rev L E Obert of Hamilton officiated with a quartet and Mrs C E King and M R King singing Lead Kindly Light Sleep In Jeans Nearer My God to Thee. Pallbearers included A Lalty William Thomas A P Copps Ad Jones R C Ball and W W Harper. Interment was in Till cemetery.
Invitations go out this week for the Anaconda Country Club monthly ball to be held at the club house Saturday evening June 3. A good time is planned for attendees.
Mrs Jessie Schultz Petersen facoma is in Anaconda on a visit. Boy Scouts of Anaconda are asked to meet at 9 o'clock this morning at the courthouse to take part in the Memorial day parade. Born to Mr and Mrs W H Martin May 29 at their home 402 Adams street a nine pound baby. Mrs Helen Conlon Murray of New York is visiting her mother Mrs Dan Conlon at 214 East Seventh Street. Mrs Jim Meyers and Mrs Jim Skies of the Deer Lodge valley were visiting friends in the city yesterday.
Beaverhead county Catholic parishes plan annual field day at Dillmont park with sports and games and substantial prizes donated by city merchants and banks. May 29 final arrangements announced for this community event.
The Anaconda High School French class presented three plays in Daly gym last night. Students, with limited French study, spoke clearly showing a solid language foundation under Professor Loftheld. The program featured tenor solos, St Simon aria selections, and the High School orchestra with a ballet of a symbolic nature, praised for its well balanced entertainment value.
Funeral yesterday morning for J Dougherty drew a host of friends at 805 East Third. The cortege moved to St Peters Church where Father Connolly led the mass with the church choir. Knights of Columbus and the Phil Sheridan club attended. pallbearers were Richard Heaney Miles Sugrue Robert O Neill Thomas Malloy and Alphonse Walsh. Burial followed at Mount Carmel cemetery with out of town attendees including Rev Father McVeigh of Helena and multiple Missoula and Butte families.
Special Dispatch to the Standard from Dillon May 28 Henry Johnston one of Beaverhead county s earliest pioneers died after half a century in the county and surrounding territory He was 85 and died of age related illness Survived by relatives he engaged in stock raising on Spring creek and later Ranching on Stone creek Funeral services will be held in Dillon with interment at Mountain View cemetery
Anaconda Knights of Columbus prepared a printed tribute for the mothers of ex soldiers buried in Anaconda cemeteries. The fold reads To the Mothers praising their sons and the training and sacrifices of American servicemen. The order pledges to honor mothers and uphold the country’s principles.
The ans aconde Community club will host a regular dinner Friday evening at 6:20 at the Montana hotel. A renowned speaker on community betterment is expected. The committee in charge promised a full program, with the constitution and by laws report to be presented for approval.
Norma Talmadge brings the drama of Smilin Through to the Bluebird tomorrow in a bold adaptation of Allen Langdon Martin's stage hit. Opposite Miss Talmadge are Wyndham Standing and Harrison Ford with Alec B. Francis Glenn Hunter Grace Griswold Miriam Battista and Eugene Lockhart in a strong supporting cast. The romance centers on Kathleen left to John Carteret after Monyeen’s death and the clash when Kathleen loves the murderer’s son, fueling a tense dramatic arc.
A San Diego radio concert featured Bob Larson on drums Paul Allen on banjo Leslie De Line on clarinet and saxophone Slim Marten on trombone WPS Nicheon on piano Carl Allen on violin and A G Borste on saxophone. The Anaconan friends failed to hear the broadcast as their set was only recently repaired and is hoped to air next time.
Mr and Mrs E E Moore have spent two months in Long Beach and other Southern California towns, returning to Anaconda yesterday. They report a pleasant trip and note many Montana residents were met during their travels.
Montana lodge No 13 Knights of Pythias in Anaconda held a session presenting jewels for 25 years of membership to eight veterans including C A Tutue John B Ainstie Sig Goodfriend C E Kell A J Riviere A Winters WW Rogers of Anaconda and Charles Bertsch of Butte Others eligible from New York Northport Washington and Coeur d Alene were not present. After the formal program a social session followed with refreshments.
Horatio Bottomley former publisher of John Bull found guilty by a jury of misappropriation. The case drew intense English interest as a member of parliament accused of fraudulently diverting club funds. Topstory crime note ends with social notices from Emery and nearby towns.
Early yesterday morning at the west end of Park avenue two cars collided leaving both cars damaged but no injuries reported. Earl Bellew of Philipsburg drove the heavier vehicle with a mixed party returning home while Emmett Meara and another young man rode in the second car. The Philipsburg car gas tank was punctured and gasoline spilled, forcing the group to head Nome with a makeshift repair and frequent refueling.
Beattie Washington resident Mrs May Jacobus reports dramatic weight gain from 120 to 139 pounds after a year of stomach trouble. She credits Tanlac with stopping indigestion and restoring sleep and energy. She notes Tanlac is sold by all reputable druggists.
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