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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 20, 1925
Page
7
Fragmentary health note references a compound said to tone the liver and clear impurities from the bowels. Mentions Dr. Bawarde and an Olive Table described by olive color. Content is unclear and lacks verifiable details.
An advertisement touts McCoy's Goavier Oil Compound Tablets as a simple option for quick gains and boosted vitality. It claims films of strength for men and women, noting 60 tablets cost 60 cents and promising results within 80 days, with emphasis on ease of use versus liquid Cod Liver Oil.
Mrs Mary Winnexacy of 809 Duke Street St Paul Minnesota says she was run down by overwork and worry with no appetite and insomnia after her last birth. A friend advised Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound, she took several bottles and her fainting spells ceased gaining weight and strength. She now eats well and sleeps soundly and credits the remedy.
Ad fragment mentions proprietors of Indi yerto Tablets for acid stomach. Text is garbled with stray letters and words, offering little coherent context or actionable information.
Two inmates of Beaverhead County poor farm Ed W Toohey and John Quong died yesterday at the county hospital in Dillon. Quong, a Chinese resident born in New York, had lived in Montana since 1908 and Beaverhead county for 13 years working on ranches. Funeral plans await word from relatives as arrangements are pending.
Henry Williams a lifelong Beaverhead County resident died yesterday at the Guy Carter ranch north of Dillon. Born in Bannack in 1870 he worked on many cattle ranches locally. Funeral arrangements were not yet set.
In Deer Lodge on Oct 19 a funeral service was held for Edmond Wright with interment at Hillcrest Cemetery. The obituary notes include offerings and remarks from attendees. A Rainbow Girls meeting is announced for Wednesday evening at the Masonic temple with Mrs. Nellie Lovell as grand deputy. Deer Lodge Business and Professional Women plan a Halloween dance at the Knights of Pythian hall on Oct 21, with decorating underway. Local notes report Judge Winston presiding in district court for a short term starting Tuesday, multiple residents and visitors in town, and a recent marriage license issued to Roy W. Evans and Velma McCauley.
A man believed killed in a Kentucky mine explosion nine months ago was returned in custody to face murder charges. He claimed a $10,000 insurance payout and said he gave the money to his son. Separate items report crime costs in Chicago, a fatal stabbing in Port au Prince, a derailment injuring nine in Saskatchewan, and a Civil War brigadier general’s death.
Anaconda Rotarians visited Anaconda for a joint celebration with Philipsburg members. About 40 Anaconda and Philipsburg Rotarians attended a program featuring songs and speeches. Frank Tucker presided, with introductions by local and visiting members, and performances by Singers and a flame duet closing the evening.
The Anaconda drive for the crippled children at St. Vincent's orthopedic hospital in Balings was launched as rough weather yesterday limited coverage. Boat Cont Davidson, P. J. McGreevey, W. E. Mowbray, W. Peckover and Kelly & Tuchecher were involved.
Three men placed in charge of driving a car owned by D I Longtin on a Sunday morning near Ana Con ds were allowed to return to Butte to secure funds to settle with Mr Longtin. Attorney J B Knight said the men would pay for the damages. Herman Johnson and his baby daughter left St Ann s hospital for their East Commercial avenue home.
A man known to friends as Bert Wilson died yesterday after a brief illness in the city hospital. He was 47, had felt well for several days before entering the hospital, and was connected with the Deer Lodge company during his life. The report notes his sudden collapse following a short illness and his death from a heart attack.
The report notes Fitz gerald captained team defeated Ray Murphy in a local club golf match. Other items mention a Ladies Aid gathering at Swedish Baptist Church and a Mantle of community notices including hotel arrivals, a Majestic range demonstration, and Halloween masquerade planning at the Montana hotel.
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