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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 17, 1925
Page
10
An advertisement extols a rich creamy milk suitable for cooking and as a cream substitute. It claims the product is pure safe wholesome and nourishing and encourages confident use. The fragment suggests consumer reassurance and quality emphasis.
An advertisement touts Moone's Emerald Oil as a quick cure for varicose veins eczema and related skin ailments. It claims to reduce enlarged veins in a few days with a single daily application and offers a money back guarantee. The copy mentions purchasing at a dispensing pharmacist and references a St Peters proceeding fragment.
Deer Lodge squad Journeyed to meet Granite School in a preview of their third game of the season. The team showed progress and readiness for the upcoming matchup as plans and preparations continued.
An Anticipated Armistice Day event in Deer Lodge attracts local groups and civic support. Organizers hope Rivcie and other organizations will back the program, continuing a several‑year tradition in the town.
The Catholic church hosted last rites for Maxine Gaughter with many friends in attendance from nearby communities. The ceremony honored her memory while mourners, including Pat, Me, and Gordon, paid respects and shared warm recollections.
A damaged scan fragment references RVIC ATTENDED and Wittian Metupin with garbled venue details and officiating roles. No clear date, place, or names can be confirmed beyond the presence of attendance notes and a possible ceremony context.
An inquest has been ordered in the Will Schuh case as local officials and witnesses gathered details. The report lists visitors and residents from Deer Lodge and nearby towns, noting attendance at court and business in the area with references to Emery district, Garrison, and Helena.
Bozeman reports the heaviest snowfall of the season across eastern Gallatin County, leaving two to three inches on the ground. Temperatures ranged from a high near 45 in the morning to a low around 27 by 6 pm as the barometer rose and skies cleared tonight. Expect colder air with more freezes ahead.
Ira Carmack a 40 year old Ravalli area auctioneer and cattleman slashed his throat in a hotel room and severely beat his wife with a blackjack. He died from the injuries shortly after. the wife could offer no motive. Carmack had recent bank failures in Lewistown and Missoula and previously worked in Miles City’s cattle business.
Philipsburg notes list visitors and residents including Rowe Creek, Thomas Nagel of Drummond, Carl Nelson, Judge George B. Winston attending court, Deputy State Laminers, Wellman Holbrook of Juneau, Mrs. Leonard Daigle, Addie Craven, Zierke, Mecleary NP agent, Dan Hannisen family returning from Mullan Idaho, P O Person of Stone, J A Smith of Butte, Mr M Sanders, W P Mattoran of Anaconda, J P McCain of Anaconda, attorney W L Murphy, Trout Creek Irrigation District matters, and a large Philipsburg fan group following the world series via Pittsburg.
A lively review praises The Midnight Express as well directed with fine acting by a strong cast led by Llaine Hammerstein and William Haines. The story, dramatic and engaging, keeps viewers on edge with a gripping villain escape and train action.
Oct 16 Dillon reports Rev. S Mukey, pastor of the Dillon Baptist church, elected moderator of the Silver Bow Baptist Association for the conference year. Officers to be reelected today. morning addresses covered principles of religious education and Home Missions work. The conference concludes tomorrow evening.
Dillon on October 16 reports the American Legion hosts its annual fall festival and fan frolic at the First National Wool Warehouse. Crowds filled the hall last night and again tonight, with all concessions from nearby Yeal buildings praised. the carnival closes tomorrow evening.
Oct 16 Dillon notes report the murder of Maude Clymer’s former beau by Hugh Clymer in Moline. Interment details, local residence notes, and fleeting court mentions appear amid a jumble of town news. Also included are visits, relocations, and state bank appointment notices, with a brief foreign dispatch on a US speech broadcast.
Judge George Winston sustained J B C Knight as Anaconda city attorney, ruling Morgan not entitled to the office or its emoluments. The decision cites constitutional terms and vacancy rules, noting potential appeal to the supreme court.
Albert Long, Anaconda high back, was injured near the end of the game with Central yesterday. He was not seriously hurt, doctors say, with initial fears of neck injury giving way to a diagnosis of shock after examination at Murray hospital.
An unattributed Teac Alleys event reports Anaconda bowling where B A Barbers Pitaweraid Pruit Co. won three straight matches. Burris posted a 220 single game and a 186 series. Velungeralt and Condor contest figures appear in garbled text, with other misread names.
The report notes temperature ranges across Montana and the plains with clear skies in the east and cooler conditions. It observes the fifth anniversary of Charles Dickens’s death at the Homagn house, open to the public, and mentions his works Twist and Nicholas Nickleby.
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