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Anaconda Standard

Location

Anaconda, Montana, United States of America

Date

Aug 11, 1916

Page

16

Butte Sees Shift Toward War Literature and Russian Authors

Howard P M educational manager at Charles Lcriber's Sons predicts postwar war literature will endure, naming Palmer and Davis works as future classics. He notes public demand returning to American authors, with London and Russian writers gaining interest, while local booksellers struggle with limited capital to stock Tate titles.

Europe Howard PM Charles Lcriber's Sons Miller Butte John F. Davies Frederick Palmer Antwerp Richard Harding Davis Jack London Tehekoff Ibsen Stevenson Meredith Barrie Galeworthy

Real Estate Is Active Many Sales Made in City

Real estate activity surged this week with transactions totaling over 26 000 by LM Schott Real Estate. Key sales include a 31 room boarding house at 418 Kemper Ave from Mrs. L Dougherty to Mrs. Annie Hughes for about 5 000 and the Franksiongett residence at 14 East Gagnon St bought by FE E Dusalt for 6 600. Additional deals feature Mrs. Ellen Dawson’s East Copper St home around 6 000 and Mrs Zulia Eberle’s 1027 West Porphyry residence for 8 000. Other properties sold include Wein stock House at 505 South Colorado St for 2 000, while M T OLeary has begun building on a Diamond St lot and a half.

LM. Schott ‘Real Estate Company Schott Company Kemper Avenue L. Dougherty Annie Hughes Franksiongett Ast Gagnon Street FE. E. Dusalt Ellen’ Dawson East Copper Street J. M. Murphy Zulia Eberle West Porphyry L. Mt. Schott Weinstock Colorado Street M. T. O'Leary Diamond Street

Amnesty for All Hope After Mexico City Election

General Carranza is quoted in a local newspaper saying that after the presidential election a law will be enacted granting amnesty to Mexicans who are fugitives abroad. The statement signals potential policy shifts following the voting.

Mexico City Carranza

Forest and Field Clerk Government Job Open

The United States civil service announces a forest and field clerk examination in this city on Aug 18 to fill vacancies in forest and reclamation services. Salary ranges from 1100 to 1200 dollars yearly. some reclamation vacancies may pay 8600 to 1000 dollars. Applicants must have at least one year of clerical office experience and know stenography, typewriting, and bookkeeping. Men and women may apply, but forest clerks age 40 and under. Apply at the local civil service secretary board or Eleventh district office for form 1811 and info.

United States Civil Service Convision Reclamation Board of Civil Service Examiners

Injunction Granted Against Jersey City Commissioners

A preliminary injunction restrains Jersey City from enforcing a railroad embargo on ammunition shipments following the Black Tom explosion. Judge Rellstab ruled the embargo action illegal and asserted federal power to regulate shipments.

Belmar N. J Jersey City United States Rellstab

City retirees to appeal shielding munitions shipments

The Interstate Commerce Commission holds the power over munitions movement. After hearings on a Tuesday order sought by Canadian Car and Foundry Ltd, the court indicated the city commissioners must show cause to block shipments. Judge Rellstad noted any grievances could be taken to the commerce commission.

Interstate Commerce Commission Canadian Car and Foundry Company, Limited Rellstad Commerce Commission

Bakers Elect Leaders as Embargo Demand Grows

In Salt Lake City on August 10 the National Association of Master Bakers elected F S McDonald of Memphis as president and Paul J Stern of Milwaukee as vice president. Frederick Freund of St Louis became treasurer and E J Arnold of Providence and BR Strain of Battle Creek were named to the executive committee. The next convention will be in Chicago. The constitution amendment extends the retiring president’s term to two years. A resolution was adopted and sent regarding embargo and wheat policy. In Texas a skirmish near Cardenas between Cardenas and Tamazope left nine bandits and four constitutional soldiers dead, reports T D Hornbeck from San Luis Potosi.

Salt Lake City Utah National Association of Master Bakers McDonald Memphis Paul J. Stern Milwaukee Fred S. Freund St. Louis E. J. Arnold Providence BR. Strain Battle Creek Mich Chicago

Methodists Observe Love Feast With Bread And Water

The Mountain View church hosts the annual Agape feast tonight at 8 o clock. Rev George D Wolfe leads the service in church rooms marking a revival of John Wesley era customs from lavish banquets to simple bread and water, reflecting on testimony and prayer as the conference year closes.

Mountain View Church George D. Wolfe Corinth Apostle Paul Corinthians John Wesley Wolfe British Museum

Woodcraft Picnic At Gregson Springs Draws Large Turnout

Women of Woodcraft in Hemlock circle held its annual picnic at Gregson Springs yesterday. Members and friends attended. children enjoyed games and races, swimming in the plunge, and the day was praised as a fine time.

Woodcraft Plone Hemlock Circle Women of Woodcraft Gregson Springs

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