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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 28, 1925
Page
11
A description touts La Merit as a stylish stationery pack featuring a black design with 24 sheets and 24 envelopes in fresh popular colors. The item is presented as a handy, large, and attractive choice for writing needs.
Anaconda awoke to over eight inches of snow with temperatures near four above as a blizzard persisted for 20 hours. Snow depth reached more than four feet, halting travel, delaying deliveries, and straining city crews as pipes froze and a house fire was tackled. Ranchers face losses from unharvested crops and dwindling help amid ongoing storms.
Imperial presents Those Who Dare a dramatic film exposing superstition and fear. It follows life at sea and on land with thrills romance and a revolt against superstition led by a diverse cast including John Bowers Marguerite De La Motte Edward Burns Sheldon Lewis Spottiswoode Aitken Joseph Dowling and Martha Mansfield.
Anaconda items note Vasa meeting at 7 30 pm and various ads. Fred Hoeth left for Butte on business, Clerks union urged attendance, Mrs. Sullivan improving from pneumonia, May Selene operated for appendicitis, Halloween decorations advertised, and local residents traveling to Butte and Los Angeles. An outfit advertises free vision clinics and an optician’s services at Hotel Montana and Royal Jewelry Store. Marriage license issued to Peterson and Hazel Johnson.
A promotional notice touts Antigeptic Emerald Oil as a powerful remedy for bunions and inflamed joints. It claims rapid reduction of swelling and removal of soft corns with a few drops, asserting broad drugstore availability and guaranteed results.
The school board announces all public schools in Dillon will close tomorrow and Friday for the annual teachers institute, except the high school. Attendance is required for teachers who did not attend the summer institute, with a unified schedule across schools.
Eureka Eastern Star members held a social after their regular meeting led by Mrs Mark King. The entertainment featured piano solos by Victoria Larsen and Agnes Boucher, a vocal solo by Mrs Oscar A Johnson, a reading by Clara Kreter, and a playlet titled The Temple of Beauty with a cast including Madame Princeton, Wallace Ming Dicky, and Mrs Compton among others. Guests enjoyed refreshments late in the evening.
Judge George B. Winston handed down several ratings in district court yesterday. In the H Clyde A Wellcome case, the plain tiff was granted a copy of the contract between the plaintiff and the Northern Pacific railway. The demurrer in the BC Calvert versus John Anderson action, involving amended answers by John Anderson Chris Anderson Fred A. Anderson and Gillat G Grupe, was overruled.
At the SFR the Bluebird presents Thundering Herd a epic photoplay praised as a bold vivid tale of America in the making. The story follows pioneers from Illinois and Indiana to the West amid buffalo herds and nomadic Indians with filming on Yellowstone locations and in rugged mountain scenery. The cast includes Jack Holt Lois Wilson Noah Beery and Raymond Hatton.
Funeral services for the late Den Holt, pioneer colored resident of Anaconda, will be held at Finnegan funeral chapel at 10:30 this morning. B Catlin will operate. burial follows in Hill Cemetery.
An unusually heavy snowfall sent many Anaconda hunters into the hills for big game. Harry Hamill took a six point deer near the city while Ted Jones brought down a deer near Hock Creek. With continued snow and cold, more hunters are expected in the mountains.
Motor trucks and road equipment used by Deer Lodge county in road work near Spring Hill were brought to Anaconda yesterday for winter storage. County commissioners report the road as far as Cable is open and several tourists were seen en route to the coast.
The Montana minute fish and game commission meeting scheduled for the Montana hotel in Anaconda was canceled by chairman Thomas M M. A reason was given but it is believed not enough members could attend to form a quorum.
James H. Allen of 26 Forbes Rochester New York describes a personal cure for rheumatism stemming from uric acid deposits. He claims his Allenkhuu remedy dissolves impurities and banishes symptoms, offering a money back guarantee if the first bottle does not show results. He disseminates details via newspapers through City Drug Company and druggists nationwide.
A compact report notes ties between AI Raat and Went Bound Traine at Pov Loder on light express route. It references unusual rail terminology and a delayed passenger interaction. Authority figures are unnamed in the readable text.
A vintage advertisement touts Pinkham’s Liver Pills and Women’s Tonic for nervous women. It claims relief from headaches backaches and irritability using herbal compounds and tonics. The copy emphasizes feminine ailments and proclaims proven, affordable remedies.
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