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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Aug 04, 1918
Page
3
A local Catholic annual field day drew about 5000 attendees at Lake Avoca with tents and attractions. Proceeds fund parish schools and Central High School while organizers praised the day’s effort and service.
Miss Beulah Haller leads a home economics demonstration at the Montana college in Tozeman on barley use in flour. A. C. True notes barley grown in large quantities in the United States and ground into flour, dairy infants, and bread making. Barley flour, while tasty and wholesome, does not keep as well and should be bought in small quantities for home use to stretch wheat supplies.
Evening program features vocal solos by Thelma Green and Phormna Green with selections Thy Peace O Lord God Be With Our Boys Tonight and Keep McClellan, plus a male solo and a vocal duet at the First Presbyterian Church.
Washington Aug 3 The vice ban near military camps posts and cantonments expands to cover all territory within a radius of 10 miles from army camps and naval districts as ordered today by the department.
Director General John D. Ryan, head of aircraft production, made a brief 10 minute stop in Butte. He arrived at 12:30 and said he could not stay longer due to Washington duties. Ryan praised the trip’s成果 and the lumbermen’s patriotism, noting war will be won in the air and promising full lumber support to the government and allies.
Washington Aug 3 Possibilities of President Wilson visiting the Pacific coast during the fourth Liberty Loan drive to run Sept 28 to Oct 18 have strengthened into probabilities. Congressmen from many states have invited him to visit. Plans remain indefinite. Cotton Advances New York Aug 3 Cotton rose $6 to $7 a bale on favorable war news and weather in the southwest and indications of increased American consumption abroad. Since the government report last Thursday prices are up about $15 a bale. Washington Aug 3 Viscount Hassador Polk at the state department. Japan’s acceptance of a proposal for joint action with the United States and the Entente in Siberia was discussed.
Washington August 3 urgent call by the Surgeon General for the American Red Cross to enroll 1,000 nurses weekly for the next two months for immediate duty with the army corps. As American troops grow, the need for more nurses is declared imperative. Major Kenley in airplane report from San Francisco notes Maj. Gen. William Lorenietes and Lt. O'Neil arrived from Matherfeld Sacramento at noon today.
Catalog notes show pertie cotton ramets and silk coat combinations in plain colors and Persian patterns. Prices range from $1.19 to $11.00 with selections including soft silks, tafl taf, and wash petties in stripes. Extra sizes and varied colors are offered by Special Ds of ors.
Ladies neckwear in Georgette crepe organdy and Swiss with lace trimming and embroidered designs. Available in cuffs and collars with organdy widths from one to five inches. Prices range from 35 to 55 cents.
Sanitary violations on the south side drew court attention as Rube Gilbert testified that Louis Perry, a city scavenger, dumped refuse in the center of Majors Street repeatedly causing a strong odor. Perry was fined 25 dollars with a warning to obey regulations, Campbell got 5 and West 10 dollars for dumping, while Magrant George Smith and J Hogan were each fined 3 dollars for disturbances.
Advertises front and back lace corsets in pink and white with medium and low bust. Some corsets are boned with mighty bone. Describes excellent values and price of 868 dollars. Sold as a value-oriented apparel item.
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