Nurses' Reserve Urged to Meet Nation's Nursing Shortage
Anaconda News reports a national appeal for women ages 19 to 35 to join the United States student nurse reserve. Surgeons General Gorgas notes the army will need about 25,000 nurses by January. 12,000 secured so far, 32,000 more required. Enrollees become candidates for army nursing school or civilian training, aiding both military and civilian hospitals while preserving national health standards. Local enrollments are organized at Hearst Free Library, county courthouse, J. G. Smith Drug Co., and 418 Maple Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cros
Council of National Defense
Jessie Wackston
Mitte
Hearstfree
J. G. Smith
Mitk Drug Company
Maple Street
W. C. Gorgas
Elvil
Eivil
Woman's Committee
National Defense
United States
Army Nursing School
Efile
Ian
Germany
Smeltermen Picnic and Union Meeting Report
The annual outdoor stag for concentrator buildings Nos 1 and 2 workers featured a festive scene with refreshments and a tug of war that ended in a draw. Pierce Barker refereed, with Al Lodell and James Strappe as timekeepers. Severet teeta Toe of Anaconda Copper Mining Co addressed Mill and Smelter Men's union members in Butte, earning a rising vote of thanks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neia Opos
al Lodell
James Strappe
Anaconda Copper Mining Company
Butte
Mill and Smelter Men's Union
Proclamation on initiative measure for Montana chiropractors
The governor proclaims the filing of petitions for a November election to approve or reject a bill to regulate the practice of chiropractics in Montana. It envisions a state board, licensing, penalties, and repeal of conflicting acts, with Stewart signing and the Great Seal affixed. Also notice of probate for William C. Ehlert estate in Deer Lodge County, with will proving set for August 15 1918 and letters testamentary to Emma Swart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana
State
SV. Stewart
Helena
Capetal
United ‘States of America
Stewart
Amrct
Monana
Deer Lodge
William ¢. Ehlert
Mid Court
Division 13 Wonderful From Camp Dodge Des Moines Letter
From Camp Dodge Des Moines Elmer Olson writes home about life at the new camp. He describes drilling discipline and precision of the troops from Montana North and South Dakota and Nebraska. The men are described as husky and disciplined with strong teamwork and shooting accuracy at 600 yards. He notes quarantine two weeks, pending assignment to barracks, and plans to attend boxing wrestling and broncho busting contests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camp Dodge
Des Moines
Elmer Olson
Vonda
Kure
Simon
France
Montana
North
South Dakota
Nebraska
Y. MC
South
Dakota
Flying Commission HARRY AUTEN WANTS
Second Lieut. Harry W. Auten, a reserve military aviator, writes to Mr and Mrs W F Haddick that he has his commission and recalls praise from a senior pilot for his stunts. He weighs pursuing pursuit pilot status, noting criticism of a tailspin and expressing hope of not being disqualified.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry W. Auten
W. F. Haddick
Tam
Wallace Brothers to Report for Navy Service Aug 12 in Bremerton
Charles Wallace has orders to report at Bremerton Aug 12 to begin naval service after reserve time this summer. His father Harry Wallace, with Duval Hardware, will report Aug 15 for Army mobile mechanic service. Partner Frank Duval is in France. firm expects full service at 100 percent. Also, Anaconda Gun Club holds August shoot at Nell Park next Sunday with medals and practice, and Labor Day parade committee members meet Rotary and Anaconda Credit Station at Montana Hotels tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Wallace
Bremerton
Navy
Navy Yard
Harry Wallace
Duval Hardware Company
Missould
Frank Duval
Anaconda Gun Club
Nell Park
Butte
Deer Lodge
Warm Springs
Ramsey
Rotary Flu
Anaconda Credit Station
Montana
Charles van Vleck
James Shepherd
T. R. Palmer
Nome
Hev
Raphit ™ Moore
Grand Army of the
Ies
John
P McAndrews
Ted Cross
Inter
Nore
Kaiser
Cruite
Bae
Wau
Butte Osetbiy
Kent
Phelps Holmes
Montana Hotel
Esa Itlwan
Janie
Phelps
Eminent Divine 15 Summoned by Death
The Rev James W Tait died at his home 611 Oak street after a three year illness Diabetes attributed to his passing at 2 30 pm A longtime Methodist Episcopal minister he served in Mistoul? Dillon Grace church Butte and Anaconda later becoming Yellowstone district superintendent His widow and two sons Williamames Tait of Butte and John Baldwin Tait of this city survive a sister Mrs Barbara Frecker in Tampa Funeral at the Methodist church Sunday at 2 o'clock
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James W. Tait
Oak Street
Mr. Tait
Lunswick
Aus
Ris
Tait
Prince Baward Island
West
Mlingge
Piorer Methodist’ Episcopal
Mistoul Xin
Dillon
Grace Ehurch
Butte
Anaconda
Yellowstone
Hiss
Oro
Tampa
Methodist Church
Death Notice for Fred W Gates Sr of London and Canada
Fred W Gates of this city received news yesterday of the death of his father Fred W Gates at Prince Edward Island Canada. The elderly native of London England was 84 years old and had mined during the 1843 gold rush before settling back home. He is survived by three sons and two daughters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred W. Gates
Prince Edward Island
Canad
London
England
Esteemed Young Lady Mary Sestrich Dies in Butte
Miss Mary M. Sestrich died at St. James hospital Butte after erysipelas treatment. She was 18, a graduate of Anaconda high school, employed at Fuller Drug store, and member of St Fish and Order of St. Fi. Survived by six parental figures and two brothers Joseph and Michael J. Sestrich. Funeral Monday at 9 from family home 613 East Commercial to St Peters church for requiem. Reverend R A C will officiate during three months leave. Dog story follows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary M. Sestrich
St. James Hospital
Butte
Anna
M. Sestrich
Sestrich
Anas Conda
To Sestrich
St. Peter's
Anas Conda High School
Fuller Drug Company
Order of St. Fi
St Fish
Joseph
Michael J
Nick Sestrich
Grand send off for recruits at farewell parade
A large crowd gathered as colored and white supporters sent off new recruits to the front. The event featured marching units, a grand Army of the Republic presence, and a baton of patriotic display. Notables and families mingled, while the farewell crowd cheered and the last handshakes were given before departure by train.
Red Cross official visits Anaconda region for home service work
Elsie H. White of the American Red Cross northern division visited Anaconda meeting with the local Red Cross committee at the courthouse. The home service branch aids families of men entering service with information on allowances, insurance, and benefits. She praised Anaconda’s committee for its strong performance and announced plans to organize civilian relief committees in four Montana chapters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elsie H. White
Home Service Bureau
American Red Cross
Mi Polis
Home Service Committee of the Red Cross
Fimerent
Bureau of Information
France
Feld
United States
Mar
Red Cros
Tocal Red Cross
Anaconda
Minneapolis
Montana
Red Crest
Sestrich Mary 18 Dies in Hutten Hospital
Mary Sestrich aged 18 died yesterday at St Dames Hospital Hutten Mont. Funeral at 9 30 Monday from residence 61 Hawt Commercial avenue with service at St Peters Church. Interment precedings to follow at nearby cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dante
Funeral notices announce James W. Tait death and services
The fragment notes the death of James W. Tait, mentions the family home and funeral arrangements near the Monthe and Th locations, and references the body of Charles H under taking rooms. The readable details indicate funeral notices in a local paper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Puneral
James
Charles Hander
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Smeltermen’s Picnic
Begals
Iowa Capital
Harry Auten
Wallace Brothers
Lincoln Wirt
Europe
Lanter
Chautauqua
America
Belgium
Rev
J. W. Tait
Bovard
Mary Sestrich
R.A. C
Camp Lewis
Presbyterian Church
Auburn Iappy
Burlington
Charles IL. Mower
Mr Mower
George E. Dresser
Thompson, Conn
Dresser Auburn
Dresser
Lord Raleigh
George M. Cohan
Holliday
Little of
New York
Billy Sunday
Harold Lloyd
Ant Tee
Elsie White
M. P. Mahoney Ras
M’dermott & Danielson
East Park Ave
Anaconda Florist
Anaconda National Bank Capital
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