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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Aug 12, 1918
Page
7
In summer time Rood Jewelry features Kerle clasps praised for practical use and added beauty to outfits, with women appreciating their versatility and decorative touch to summer costumes.
The item lists numerous visitors and residents in Butte and nearby towns. Names include L Bigsen of Helena, A W Hall of Wise River, J I Chisholm of Bos, J I Rodgers of Tas in, W Fuller of Wilma, Mr and Mrs J D Stevenson of Forsyth, F C Brady and family of Dillon, M Moore and J Miller of Great Falls, J M Milligan of Miles City, Miss Alice Parr and Mrs Marr among Dillon guests, Genevieve Sullivan of Fort Benton, Mrs J S Weatherby of Deer Lodge, George M Hays of Billings, and others frequenting hotels or calling on friends. mentions touring cars and local lodging at Finlen and Acoma hotels.
Charles C. Clark in command of the United States TM infantry at Camp Sheridan Montgomery Ala. Jed the secretary of the Red Cross Mrs Exekiels also leaves two actions Maj. William A. Rafferty KK and Capt. Mark W. Whom with the American expeditionary force in France. Funeral arrangements hinge on word from two daughters in the East.
A Montana drought aid conference will be held tomorrow addressing farmer relief and feed shipments. Assistant Secretary of the federal department, Senator T. J. Walsh, Governor Stewart, and Commissioner Greenfield of the state agriculture department are among attendees. Stewart plans to push relief to Washington.
A campaign runs September 10 to 17 to raise about 190000 to complete furnishing the Tutte Yo Me Building. Trustees seek funds to finish the building debt free, with plans altered to ensure fireproof construction. O. C. Colton and E. L. Mogge lead donor and coordination efforts, aiming to welcome returning soldiers and sailors.
The prayer battalion holds an afternoon service at the First Presbyterian Church on Wednesday from 1 to 4:30 with different servers each half hour. Women with relatives serving in the armed forces are invited to attend one or more half hour periods. The organization is affiliated with the National Federated Churches.
The sermon links a sober wartime prophecy to a hopeful postwar america. Thomas envisions 5,000,000 finest men trained in model cities with no saloons or graft, offering their lives for humanity as a moral cause. He urges youths and M C A aid in guiding these men toward Christian motives shaping wartime and peacetime efforts. George Gruber joins Troop 1 and will enter MacA Work. farewell party planned for Thomas and Gruber.
A federal survey led by Dr. J. M. Reed and conducted with Minnesota and Mississippi valley officials aims to map grain smut losses. The study finds Minnesota losses may reach 84 million annually with 1 percent infection in some areas, prompting an anti-smut campaign and potential federal aid to protect grain in wartime.
The text describes camels in a big show with a circus, noting hump size changes when fed properly and theirability to breed in captivity. It mentions last year’s camel births at Bridgeport winter quarters and their role in the dawn street parade and Pageant Aladdin themed float elements.
A Washington release outlines weekly casualties in World War I, noting 4 916 for the week and 20 116 since Americans landed in France. Marines and soldiers are listed with deaths, wounds, and missing figures, including individuals such as Merle W. O Rear and several privates from Seattle Portland and other cities. The summary details killed in action wounded and missing across both services and mentions totals to date and on the front near the Marne Aisne.
Leander Duncan of Montana, friend to youth and pioneer miner, was buried from the Haglen hall in Butte. Family and longtime neighbors recalled his hard life and steadfast devotion as his nephew and others described the pioneer years in Helena and nearby camps.
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