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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Sep 04, 1924
Page
9
An advertisement urges mothers to give McCoy's Cod Liver Oil Tablets to undernourished children to gain weight. It touts sugar coated tablets, claims rapid flesh growth, and lists City Drug Company and Fuller Drug Company as sources in a 60 tablet, 60 cent package.
A fragment notes constant gas may inflame the stomach and appendix. It claims Adlerika relieves gas in ten minutes by acting on both upper and lower bowels and removing toxins. It touts obstinate constipation relief and prevention of appendicitis with Fuller Drug Co. advertising.
August in Anaconda featured extreme temperatures with a record high of 102 degrees reported by Weather Observer Frank Kennedy. The month saw strong winds including a brutal gale days after the heat, light precipitation totaling 0.27 inches, and daily highs around 80 to 102 with lows near 43 to 48.
Frank Juney, former Mines league ace for the Rnodes in 1922 and 1923, has joined the Pacific Coast League Seals in San Francisco. He pitched eight and one third innings versus Salt Lake without allowing a run, switching from speed to curves and changeups, earning consideration for starting duties.
Edmund M. Reed, 36, died after an 18 month illness at a local hospital. A native of Montana, he lived in Lewistown and Denton before his death. Survived by sister Katherine E. Reed and three brothers J P Reed R H Reed of Seattle James T Reed of Astoria Ore. He belonged to Masonic lodges Western Star 104 Denton and Lewistown Elks. Funeral at 2:30 this afternoon from the Masonic temple with interment in Hill cemetery Masons plot.
Switch man John Strizich sustained a severe foot injury when his shoe heel became caught between a guard rail and the track. His foot was crushed beneath a cab car wheel and partially amputated after treatment at amelter emergency hospital and St. Ann's hospital.
County records show 26 births and 6 deaths last month in the city. Girls and boys tied for birth honors with 106 of each sex, while males had four deaths to two for females.
A report from the clerk and recorder’s office shows 15 marriage licenses issued in August. Several licenses went to non residents, with seven issued to Anaconda residents.
Ladies and their out-of-town guests are invited to a day at the Anaconda Country Club. Hosts Mrs C A Lemmon and Mrs F J Larison ask ladies wanting lunch reservations to phone Mrs Bryson at the clubhouse as early as possible this morning.
Local items include business ads for Martin Bros Taxi and Anaconda Laundry, plus sales for a Ford bag. Notices cover Maccabees and Pocahontas meetings, camp and W O W deadlines, and a variety of visits and travels by residents. Public notices mention funerals and D A R and Acacia lodge events with social details.
Gov Charles W Bryan, Democratic vice presidential nominee, endorses a corn cob pipe as a simple campaign emblem. He touts it as a common sense pipe from the Midwest staple, affordable for ordinary voters, while noting he quit smoking years ago. He attends the state fair events and plans to greet John W Davis in Omaha on Saturday.
Three letter men from last year along with four substitutes and two second squad members form the nucleus for Coach Art Rolfe to build the 1924 football aggregation. Practice begins after school Monday with a recruit call.
Five candidates whose names were written in on the ballots will appear on the general election ballots unless they file withdrawal. Ed Burke is listed for senator on the Democratic ticket, W D Bennett and Gua Bnelish for the Republican state legislature seats, and R B E McHugh of Philipsboro for judge of the third Judicial district.
Bishop W. F. Faber of Helena will fill the pulpit at St. Mark's Episcopal Church Anaconda next Sunday for both morning and evening services according to yesterday's announcement.
The Texas Democratic state convention approved a strong anti Klan platform demanding Klan membership be public and endorsed Miriam A Ferguson of Temple for governor. Speakers urged the Klan to purge itself and remain in the party rather than be driven out.
President Coolidge finalizes his relief program through a soon appointed agricultural commission. He plans a Baltimore address detailing a permanent farm program and his stance on post emergency legislation.
Dominick Monica was arrested on third degree assault charges based on a complaint by G. Francisco of 205 Alder Street. A hearing in Justice Silha's court yesterday dismissed the case for lack of prosecution. Monica was assessed court costs and released.
Senora Maria Antonia Lonjinan Masino Verdugo de Chavoya, born in Los Angeles when the pueblo bore El Pueblo de Nuestra Senora Santa Maria La Reina de Los Angeles, marked her 120th birthday at her Verdugo hills home. She has not left Los Angeles county in over a century and credits hard work and regular living for her longevity.
The Evening News reports progress in wireless control of photo planes at the Royal Aircraft Establishment in Farnborough England. Researchers also study launching winged bombs from in flight and controlling them to a limited distance onto a target.
An application for a writ of probable cause was filed in district court yesterday by Attorney John W. James for Ganger Jr. The writ likely will be heard before Judge Winston on Saturday.
The Republican central committee asks all candidates and interested Republicans to attend tonight at Art Fortier's barber shop at O o'clock. Co. F. Milk Wick, chairman.
A New York State Bank messenger, Lachapell, was robbed by a bandit who tripped him and snatched his bag containing currency. The assailant escaped before the messenger could draw his receiver.
Gov. J. J. Blaine, backed by Sen. La Follette, leads with a plurality of about 66 000 and a majority around 32 000 over the field in yesterday's Republican gubernatorial primary. Final 2 507 of 2 678 precincts report Blaine 216 298, Hirsh 149 487, Comings 94 144. La Follette supporters claim most Congressional incumbents renominated except Victor Derger's Milwaukee district where Ernest Bruncken falls to Hraum.
An old advertisement advises women to combat weakness and nervousness caused by iron deficiency. It recommends eating spinach and green vegetables and taking organic iron such as Nuxated Iron, warning against metallic iron and substitutes. It promises refund if results are not satisfactory.
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