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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Aug 01, 1919
Page
3
The notice lists Laurel brand small pail cans at 41 and large size cans at 48, alongside an item described as highest quality condensed cream with a price of 4.136. The fragment suggests a catalog or advertisement detailing can sizes and prices from a grocery supplier.
Red Cross reports lapsed war risk insurance may be reinstated within 18 months of discharge by paying the discharge month and reinstate month premiums. Soldiers in good health can convert to one of six policies with only the two premiums due. About 10 to 15 men daily seek conversion at Red Cross headquarters, with further details available at the courthouse home service.
July 31 Rear Admiral Thomas Washington, who commanded the battle ship Florida with the British fleet during the war, was named chief of the Bureau of Navigation by Secretary Daniels to succeed Rear Admiral Victor Blue, recently retired. Washington now commands a division of the Atlantic Fleet.
William H. Ebbage a noted typographical union member and printer from Butte left yesterday by auto for Seattle joined by Albert Morrell and Tom Murray. Ebbage, who arrived in 1890, left Butte for Seattle due to health. Red Cross workers urged to call at 109 North Main Street Paxson-Rockefeller drug store to receive badges. Fraternal Brotherhood members invited to Carpenter hall tonight where Supreme President Carlos S. Hardy will attend.
Mangagers from Mountain States Telephone Western Union Postal Telegraph and related firms welcomed government removal of regulation. They plan equipment upgrades staff boosts and management changes to meet higher demand and aim for prewar service levels though no price guarantees.
Crowds fill Butte Street for a morning parade featuring dusky queens on elephant back, desert chieftains on camels, and far eastern potentates in gold chariots as Hagenbeck-Wallace circus showcases its cosmopolitan pageantry. The event offers a glimpse of the globe through a single town display.
A traveling salesman known as O N Bhay drew a crowd and caused traffic to halt near Arizona Park streets as officials described the scene. Judge Grimes presided yesterday, noting the disturbance and the man’s notoriety among locals and prominent figures.
A solemn requiem high mass was celebrated at St Mary's Church for the deceased. Rev Father Paley served as celebrant with Fathers O'Shea and O'Malley as assistants. The funeral followed with rites at the grave. family and residents of North Stain Street gathered for the burial.
A fragmentary note describes Madge Kennedy in a stage production with surprises. The text hints at a plot point where a character faces a revealing confession about a finicky suitor and a decisive romantic turn.
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