Insuring the Future and Financial Preparedness
The future holds no terrors for the financially prepared. A reserve fund and savings account act as an insurance for future emergencies or opportunities, ensuring readiness to meet needs.
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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Aug 09, 1918
Page
5
The future holds no terrors for the financially prepared. A reserve fund and savings account act as an insurance for future emergencies or opportunities, ensuring readiness to meet needs.
Local council members will attend impressive ceremonies at the new Knights of Columbus home at Park and Idaho streets a week from Sunday. Mass at Sacred Heart church, with Father Venus, Father Stack, and music, precedes degree ceremonies and a banquet at the hall later in the day.
A vintage review of Columbia phonograph records where August releases highlight Met Opera stars Lazaro and Barrientos in arias, Lashanska debuting Annie Laurie, plus vaudeville and musical comedy numbers by Nora Bayes Van and Schenck, Jolson, and the Rhapsody of dance tunes by a Mariphone band. Wartime songs like Cheer Up Mother and Paul Revere add stirring sentiment, with Irish and Kaiser themes closing the set.
Final payment on Liberty bonds of the third loan must reach the Federal Reserve Bank in Minneapolis by August 13. All payments should be made as early as possible and by Tuesday August 12 at the latest. Banks named include W. A. Clark & Co, First National Bank, Daly Bank and Trust Co, Barrow National Bank, N Bros Bankers, and Bank and Trust Company.
Maj. Gen. William L. Kenley director of military aeronautics arrives at Rockwell field California at 2 PM following a flight from Arcadia. The report notes the Army aviation chief traveled to the base for undisclosed duties as part of ongoing air service initiatives in California.
A Butte area orchard at 6000 feet altitude shows red apples on trees for the first time in years. The single owner, manager of the Butte Electric Way Co, planted blossoms to attract visitors, not to harvest. This year promises unusually good yield with several apples nearing ripeness despite slow growth at altitude.
Astrologers foretell rare fortune for the day with favorable aspects to Mercury the sun Saturn and Venus. Women gain influence in politics and public life while writers and new authors may win fame. Weddings romance and new friendships are predicted with unusually strong interest in books and libraries.
In Silver Bow county the 27 War Saving Stamp societies have not yet filed July reports but those submitted show excellent results. Two new reports from the Telephone Society led by J. Owens and O. S. Newman show 148 members and high stamp purchases. Another Society led by Phil C. and J. H. Blane has grown active daily, with total contributions reaching four hundred plus. A San Antonio dispatch notes a fatal air crash at Kelly Field, injuring an aviator from Redwood City, Cal, while a companion survived with minor injuries.
Frugal shopper guidance argues stores reduce return allowances to curb waste and labor. It urges women to plan purchases, write a buying checklist, and avoid overspending by evaluating color, serviceability, fit, and price before buying to prevent returns.
A fragmented excerpt describes careful shopper behavior to avoid mistakes when buying clothing. It emphasizes keeping focus on the task, noting experience guides satisfactory choices and implying benefits to merchants by reducing returns.
Justice Joseph Mitchell held the morning Nee court as Judge J P Whitty took a 10 day vacation. No afternoon session due to conflict with police court. Two sessions of police court daily will continue. Three cases heard including disturbances by Thomas Toohey and Harry Hoag. Hakke fined for shoe repair dispute with Mrs Schubert. pending complaint to be heard this morning. Captain Dana Schmahl, son of Julius Schmahl, reported missing in action in France after serving in Minnesota National Guard and then the regular army.
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