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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Sep 13, 1925
Page
3
Fragments show prices and items including Sunkist ror and ee jeans 10 for, White House Costes 1b 3 tbe at 1.47, 6 Ibs Tommy Tucker Sliced Peaches 2% cans 5 for, assorted Jello 10 for, Lax 10 for, Swift Lard 4 lbs, Ibs Budweiser Malt Syrup, cigarettes all kinds carton 81.23.
An old advertisement explains that chronic fatigue stems from iron deficiency and promotes Nuxated Iron as a solution. It urges readers to stop blaming ordinary tiredness and to restore strength by increasing iron intake, claiming rapid improvement within two weeks with a money back guarantee.
A benefit concert at Unity Methodist Church Meaderville features the band program led by Sam Treloar with Tom Davie presiding. The program begins at 3 PM and unfolds in two parts with selections from Suppe and Di Capua, vocal solos, duets, readings, and band pieces.
Charles A. Blakely, a primary defendant, plans an appeal after Judge O F Goddard ruled on the Blacktall Deer creek flow dispute. The decision split prior rights but found the stream too small to fairly divide among contenders, prompting Blakely and others to seek appellate review amid a year of proceedings and multiple disqualifications.
Joseph Mudra returns from a Europe tour claiming America and Montana lack nothing. He threads Croatia’s Novi to Zaxiede, critiques trans Pacific ships under various flags, notes Swiss like Glacier Park, laments postwar taxes, and recounts bringing 500 toy balloons to Novi children amid tax inspectors’ skepticism.
Sidney Phillips is honored by Butte residents for bells he funded during wartime service. The visit recalls Vienna’s postwar revival, central powers’ copper raids on churches, and Montana families gathering to discuss relatives. Mr Mudro notes Europe tired of war and slower recovery.
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