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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Nov 12, 1925
Page
9
A high class pharmacist notes prescription failures for rheumatic swelling and joint pain and introduces Joint-Eagle as a compounded remedy. The product is offered through progressive pharmacists to help millions with stiff inflamed joints, aiming for smoother movement.
A capacity crowd enjoyed the American Legion Minstrels at Anaconda’s Margaret theater. The two act program mixed clever jokes with music and dances, highlighted by Sam Beausoire’s dancing and Harry Johnson’s singing. Over 60 local performers and a full band delivered a polished, entertaining home talent production with strong interlude work by R. M. Bell and a finale from the Strollers band.
The Montana Supreme Court today affirmed a Dawson county district court verdict in favor of First National Bank of Glendive against the city of Glendive. The bank sought a full refund of taxes tied to water plant bonds, but the court ruled the city may levy taxes only if water revenues cover sinking fund needs. The decision also finds the bank did not prove city revenues from the war department were adequate for the taxed year.
Motorists began hauling away large gasoline supplies as Chippewa Falls lowers the price to eight and one half cents per gallon. The decline marks the latest in a three week fall from 19 cents, part of a wider gas war.
A family in East Orange. Joseph Distasno and his three children died in a morning blaze that destroyed a six family house. The mother leaped from a third story window to escape. The youngest child in her arms perished. The fire's cause is not yet known.
Anaconda notices cover ads and casual visits with names such as Sally Moose Helen Fagan and Mary Logan. The column lists shopping trips, business visits, and social events featuring Deer Lodge Mill Creek Whitehall Butte Missoula and Miss Fagan resuming classes. Community groups meet including Rainbow Red Men and DeMolay. A turkey shoot is planned and housing ads appear along with church Ladies’ Aid meetings and notices about hospital progress and operat ions.
Anaconda bowlers suffered three straight losses as four teams fell to winners in Teecher league action. In the Lab oratory league Fnafnas beat Dodos three games, Vandals defeated Huls, while in the ay league New Grill took three from Peckover Coal and Kiwanis fell to Foundry three straight.
How doctors treat colds and flu with Calotabs a refined calomel tablet. One or two at bedtime with water ends salts and nausea. Next morning cold vanished system purified appetite restored. Family package with directions 26 cents at drug stores.
An advertisement claims gas from the stomach can press on the heart and cause heart trouble. It cites a testimonial from Mrs. A. H. Harris and promotes Adlerika, alleging rapid relief and elimination of old waste matter, with Fuller Drug as a retailer.
City and county police rounded up 18 people in Anaconda late Tuesday night. Three face petty larceny charges, two assault, eight drunkenness and disturbing the peace. Several suspects, including Jane Watson, Dosie Tripp, and Horace Rice, were held on various counts with preliminary hearings and bonds set. Some defendants remain in jail as police court sessions were canceled by a holiday.
Funeral services for Frank P. Fagan were held at his brother Thomas Fagan’s residence 502 Locust Street then at St. Peter’s Church where a solemn high mass was celebrated by Rev. Father Tracey. The Junior choir sang and floral tributes filled the church. Interment followed at Mount Carmel Cemetery with pallbearers Anthony Lubke Jr. Thomas Marron Joseph Kern Dennis Leary Peter Larkin John Kennedy and Walter Fagan. A Lima daughter and son attended.
A high wind drove a small snow flurry in Anaconda with overcast skies and a light breeze. Temperatures ranged from a 32 degree low to a 42 degree high, according to the B A and P railway dispatch office.
An old advertisement touts Allenrhu Special Formula No. 2, in capsule form, advertised to relieve neuritis and sciatic pains within about 24 hours without narcotics. It warns against liquid versions and claims the formula works for gouty conditions and rheumatoid arthritis as well. City Drug Co. provides the product.
Promises five pounds in 30 days or money back. Claims to boost flesh and health for weak, thin, anaemic people including children. Boasts testimonials of rapid gains and urges purchase at Cruger or Fuller Drug Co. for 69 cents per box of 60 tablets.
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