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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 21, 1925
Page
8
An advertisement touts Pinex pine resin cough syrup as a remedy for throat and chest ailments. It emphasizes mixing with water or plain syrup, claims rapid relief, and offers a money back guarantee. The copy references Pine resin from Norway and urges readers to ask for specific ounces and directions at pharmacies.
Dillon Oct 20 The autumn quarter program for Mon tana State Normal college junior assemblies was announced by Pres B Davis The aim is to acclimate freshmen to college life and self direction. Lectures by trained teachers will address student problems Two lectures Davis and De by Lucy H Carson have Clark Now 1a den McCullough tion and t Dee from inspection to training The Rooster club under Ken Wright Georgia Kallapell Grace Little and Mary Connell Hite performed violin solos at the assembly John B Cluley discussed intercollegiate athletics RC Hugenin toured Dillon with a swimming pool plan and residence hall repairs were shown Dillon news notes mention various residents and visitors Oct 20 Dillon Oct 30 Henry Williams Beaverhead resident and former world broncho champion dies at Carter ranch north of Dillon Funeral and burial set at Mountain View.
Deer Lodge reports on Dr Vidal's injury with continued limited vision and dark room confinement since the accident. A glimmer of hope remains for vision preservation though recovery appears uncertain amid sparse medical updates. Halloween party plans advance with large anticipated attendance and live Loomis Orchestra.
Deer Lodge Kiwanians heard Harry Ware describe ore smelting from arrival at the smelter to pure state and anodes. G C Baxter spoke on Kiwanis, D B Hertz addressed Attendance, and J M Dietrich was named chair for Indies' night on October 26 with a fine program planned.
Oct 20 Deer Lodge Moose lodge announces it has received special permission from Mooseheart to initiate a large class, aiming to expand membership and activities. Details on dates and requirements await further guidance from national headquarters.
The charter outlines plans to receive many residents as members and mentions a membership drive conducted by current members. It notes 97 present and hopes to grow the lodge by December 15 before the order closes.
James Cruze directs Paras mountain film The Goose Hangs High premiering at the Bluebird. The Covered Wagon creator again probes beneath surface to reveal drama and heartbreak with a simple natural realism and strong cast amid a gripping, well paced plot.
A factory representative will explain the many advantages of the New Majestic and invite you to inspect the range. The visit is not a purchase obligation and promises an interesting experience this week only.
Hot biscuits and coffee served all week at the Majestic demonstration. Thursday at 3 30 p m a 49 inch walking cake will be placed between heavy boards with 10 ladies standing on it to crush it then bake and rise again served with hot coffee. The event showcases the Majestic Range and airtight oven facilities.Jen ingies Wiistana leads the demo with a monster cane as the cake is baked in the Majestic Range and served to attendees.
A photoplay review notes the Ingals family sacrifices for education and luxuries, confronting their children's misperceptions before reuniting on a foundation of loyalty. It praises performances by Constance Bennett Myrtle Stedman Esther Ralston George Irving and Edward Pell Jr under Cruze's supervision.
Juvenile football report shows Goose Town defeating Washouts 18 to 12 in a city under 12 contest. Note offers contact for more information at 3016 East Third Street or by phone. Spruce Street juniors defeated Walnut Street Juniors 24 to 0 yesterday at the old Brickyard.
Three men from Butte faced reckless driving charges in Justice Silha's court after failing to settle the case out of court. The defendants Dan Torp George Torp and Sam Suty are accused of running into an automobile driven by D Lengtin on a road west of the city early Sunday. Each posted bonds of 100 to appear at a later date.
Police court reports show three forfeitures totaling 610 dollars after defendants failed to appear for trial. A McGee, 407 East Park Avenue, main taining a nuisance, forfeited 150 dollar bond. Ben Maxster, 311 East Commercial Avenue, same charge, forfeited 100 dollars. George Johnson, 0 Main Street, maintaining nuisance, case set for this afternoon. James Conroy, drunkenness, 10 dollar bond forfeited. Jack Reagan, drunkenness, held in county jail.
A spirited rally by the Christian Endeavor members of Butte Deer Lodge and Anaconda assembled at the Presbyterian Church to plan the annual program. Vice president Sid Knight led the meeting with other notable figures including Paul of San Pacific coast secretary Harry Sheerson of Helena and Archie McPhail of Butte. The executive committee concluded with a session.
Fundraising drive for crippled children is organized by the Anaconda auxiliary. Captains must submit receipts at the pay office or Montana hotel. If daytime submission is impossible, Mr Halloran, president, or J H Alexander, secretary, will be at the Montana hotel evenings from 7 to 9.
Reminiscences of the old family album will be presented at a Baptist Ladies Aid society meeting in the church auditorium Wednesday evening. The program will show styles of older times and feature a musical portion. Each member will explain how she earned her aid dollar. There is no admission charge, a free will offering will be taken, and all members and friends are invited.
The body of the late Joseph H. Bert Wilson who died in this city will be shipped from Tuttle funeral chapel to the B A P railway station for the 1 o'clock train to his former home at Fatfield TL.
Ben R. Tennese was brought before Justice Pringle after an arrest on a suspicious activity charge near Weet Sixth street. He claimed he waited for his sweetheart employed in the neighborhood and was dismissed after the hearing. John Kner and Joe Herault faced arrest for a disturbance at a family home on East Park avenue.
Anaconda Kiwanis club plans a joint program with Juv Rotarians of Anaconda and Phi on Thursday evening. Navy officer Dele Hasbrouck will be principal speaker as part of a special observance for Roosevelt's birthday and Navy Day.
Factory expert explains why the Majestic range is known as "the range with a reputation" during a special exhibit at Duval hardware. The 40 year old line has earned a reputation for scientific conduction and beauty, with at least a million users. The event invites all to view the new model ranges and receive a free set of cooking implements with each purchase during the week.
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