Anaconda area farmers to hold annual picnic on Aug 28
Plans completed for the Deer Lodge Valley Farmers Picnic at Dan Tewey’s Race Track Creek ranch with delegates from Silver Bow Powell and Deer Lodge counties. The movable feast will feature a fourth Thursday August gathering, free dance pavilion for veterans, prepaid food pricing, trains from Butte Deer Lodge and auto access.
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Dan Tewey
Race ‘Track Creek
Deer Lodge Valley
Tienie
Silver Bow
Powell
Deer Lodge
Tewey
Doughboys
Gobs
Butte
Anasonda
Montana
Samen
J. M. Scanland
Association
Sig Goodfriend
H. G. Minor
John W. James
Levi 8. Wild
Malcolm Gillis
Peter Potter
W. Spottswood
Joe Whitworth
Joe Coy
Powell County
J.B. Goose
Dr. Scanland
Joe Smith
Tewey Ranch
Coy
University Speaker Advocates Thrift at City Lecture
Prof George N Bauer of the University of Minnesota will lecture this evening at the First Presbyterian church in Anaconda. Visiting as assistant director of the ninth war savings district he advocates thrift promotion and warns of ruinous wasteful spending. Accompanied by Director Spter he plans future thrift campaigns in Montana and beyond.
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George N. Bauer
University of Minnesota
First Presbyterian Church
Anaconda
Ninth War Savings District
Sp Ter
Montana
Bauer
Irving S. Bush
Brooklyn
Paris
Buenos
Subs Take Contest On Dillon Diamond
After nine innings of real baseball in Dillon the score was 10 to 6 with the Anaconda Cubs victorious over Dillon. Rudy and Marko Domitrovich pitched for the Cubs while H Tummey and G Gauzeman held the Dillon attack. The Cub lineup included Butler Callan Barich Prince Dyer Kyle McHale with C. Weir Piffin Sanger Metlen Barrett Pease Bradley for Dillon the battery was Tummey Gauzeman.
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Dillon
Anaconda Cubs
Bears
Rudy
Marko Domitrovich
Cub
Butler
Callan
Barich
Prince
Dyer
C. Kyle
McHale
Herman Scheuneman Succumbs to Death
Herman Scheuneman 54, a Spokane born brickmason, died yesterday at 7:30 AM at his daughter Mrs. Roland Earnest’s Warm Springs home after four months ill health. Survived by wife and two daughters Mrs. Earnest and Mrs. Mildred Gerry, his body shipped to Spokane. Born 1865 in Berlin, he lived in Spokane 27 years, then Anaconda four years. Member of Modern Woodmen of America Eagles Foresters and Bricklayers union. Funeral services held at Mahoney parlors, pallbearers from Bricklayers’ union escorted body to train.
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Herman Scheuneman
Roland Earnest
Warm Springs
Earnest
Mildred Gerry
Avondale
Mont
Spokan
Scheuneman
Berlin
Germany
America
Spokane
Anaconda
Modern Woodmen of America
Fraternal Order of Eagles
the Foresters of America
Brickmasons’ Union
Mahoney
U S Trade With Siberia Hinted for Farm Tools
Announcement by the American Russian chamber asserts Siberian peasants hold hides and materials for trade but demand farming implements and agricultural machinery. G N Berseneff notes rising Trans Siberian railroad efficiency under John F Stevens, claiming national welfare hinges on its progress.
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United States
Siberia
Chamber of
Siberian
G. N.berseneff
United Credit Unions of
New York
Trans- Siberian
John F. Stevens
Prussian Plan for Large Separate Police Force
The Prussian government reportedly plans a new distinct police force of 100000 to 300000 trained soldiers to suppress disorder. Armament would be modern, with garrisons across Germany, seeking Allied approval and aiming to influence former empire states to adopt the plan. The move is set against the existing army and civil police structure.
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Coblenz
Associated Press
Germany
Gustav
Noste
Marines Arrive in New York After Brest Voyage Meet Escort
About 5 000 Marines of the Second Division landed aboard the George Washington in New York Harbor. Led by Maj. Gen. John A. Lejeune, they were welcomed by Gen. George Barnett and officers. A parade near New York was planned for August 12, and the force included the 1st Regiment Marines and portions of the 6th Regiment. A return voyage from Brest followed, and the group carried war brides among their ranks.
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York
Belleau Wood
Chateau Thierry Soissons
George Washington
John A. Lejune
George Barnett
Marine Corps
Lejune
War Department
New York
Brest
Atea
Belleau Narines
Santa Clara
Fantry
Sec
British Minister to Lead McGill University in Montreal
Sir Auckland Geddes, a British minister in Lloyd George's cabinet, has been named principal of McGill University in Montreal. The university ranks with Yale, Harvard and Columbia. Geddes will assume duties next year due to cabinet duties at the peace conference in Paris.
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Auckland Geddes
Lloyd George
McGill’ Uniersity
Montreal
Yale
Harvard
Columbia
Sir Geddes
Paris
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Ys .H. Dunnigan
M. P. Mahoney
Main Street
Bell Phone
C. A. Tuttle Co
East Park Avenue
Telephone Bell
Anaconda News
Dermott & Danielson
East Park Ave
Betsy Ross
Sylvester Mercantile Co
Kelly Commercial Company
Dillon Diamond
U. S
Fatty, Arbuckle
Ethel Clayton Elliott
Dexter
Bluebird
Prussian
Ireland
London
Broadford
East Clare
Innis
County Clare
Beimie
Bohemia
Jaroslav Cimera
Helen Cafarelli
Edward F. Trefz
Hoover
American Food Mission
Europe
Treft
Henry Warren Poor
Underwood & Underwood
Anaconda Chautauqua Association
D. Bennett
A. L. O'Brien
R. B, Abbott
Mrs
Eliza Cassidy
A. N. McKay
J. A. Strain
H. A. Laird
P. M. Halloran
George C. Jackson, O. L. Beal
Jessie Walsh
G. A. Hurd
Ruth Libby Jeannette E. ‘Thompson
Ira N. Linn
Dorchester
Lucile Garrity
M. O. Trial
Kinney
Oliver Leixer
J. A. Geil
Phil Daniels
J. M. Hudson
Charles E. Farnsworth
Atrs
Tripper
G. A. Goble
J. H. Jacobson
L. Daniels
J. M. Sligh
E. Elford
Jonathan Sewell
C. W. Morse
A. G. English
al Campbell
L. Mahan
Mabel Lewis
J. H. Sehueh
Peat
Hell
Lewes Miliary
Mary Adel Hays
Mary Adel I
Apollo Concert Co
Apollos
Apollophone
Con Instrument Extraordinary
Chautauqua
the Marines
McGill University
Sir Auckland Geddes