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Newspaper

Anaconda Standard

Location

Anaconda, Montana, United States of America

Date

Aug 15, 1918

Page

12

Beaverhead Leads State In Production With Banner Crops

Beaverhead county reports a banner crop season with wool output surpassing 1917 by over 200000 pounds and hay and grain crops rising. Wheat yield expected to be nearly double 1917, oats near the 1917 record, and overall grain quality described as the best since commercial scale farming began here. Large hay crops across the Big Hole basin and county promise fattened cattle and extended stock shipping this winter.

Dillon Beaverhead Lea Big Hole

Deer Lodge Notes Include Sheep Sale and Local Doings

Deer Lodge August notes report Peter thc Millan selling a band of sheep to Jack Reed of the upper Madison valley. Local items cover the Knights of Pythias Grand Lodge session in Great Falls, Army drill at Company A Deer Lodge Liberty Guards, campaigning by Lee McIlwain, haying progress, and various legal matters. A steel German helmet on display at a drug store trophy exhibit draws visitors, while area irrigation and ditch construction near Jens and Gold Creek are noted. Nineteen emigrant cars pass through, praising the Yellowstone trail improvements.

Deer Lodge Peter Thc Millan Garrison Jack Reed Madison Valley Deer Lodge Knights of Pythi Great Falla Company A Liberty Guards Ralph Elerick Pioneer J. Hollenvack John Hickey Gola Creek George Tivverts Steffan Howls Vollenweider Vollen Hey Missoula C. Marsolek Jens Gold Creek Marsolek Reginald Howe Howie Milwaukee Road Pacific Coast

Addresses Sought to Extend Street Railway by Council of Defense

Philipsburg Aug 14 More than 30 Granite county men in overseas service lack known home addresses. Granite county council of defense chaired by Senator John Mershon seeks nearest kin details to reach the men’s families, publishing names and urging kin to supply addresses promptly. Names include Dix ie Kerr George Hubstruth George McLeat and others. Aug 14 Great Falls announcement says C F Kelley new vice president of mining firm to direct zinc plant work on smelter grounds. extension project over a hill presents a large engineering problem with work to start under James manager of the Great Falls Montana Power.

Council OF Defense Falls Philipsburg Granite County Granite County Council of Defense John Mershon Johnson Dixie Kerr George Hubstruth George G. McLeat John L. Fletcher Tohn Flasher Harold T. Steele Merman Danhot John Bell Felipe ‘Ferantetto Fuscell Carnes Vernon Lutz John Doughins T. Putman B. A. Salbers George Petroiveh George Bentzler George Palmer Alf. Sherman Marco Bubalo CW Emerson William Bray Axel Extund Tom Hast E. Meyers Damon Wogan Ezra Roop Chris Nagel William Bay W. Griffin Attilio Centonto Wiliam Williams Anderpooer C.F Kelley Vic James Ager The Montana Power

Crops Suffer Without Help Says Federal Bureau

Helena August news notes report the federal employment bureau warns crops will fail if farm hands cannot be secured immediately. Despite high wages, workers refuse farm jobs, and many plan vacations in the fields instead. Additionally, a coroner’s jury in Craig finds Mrs. Sara Lewis killed, former husband Rufus Lewis to be held for first degree murder after claims of accident. Lewis and Clark county commissioners announce tax levy drop of 1 mill. The city enforces a curfew for minors under 16 with penalties for parents and guardians.

Helena Federal Employment Bureau Rock Lake Craig Sara Lewis Rufus Lewis Lewis Lewis and Clark County

Shoshone Indians Adopt Mrs McAdoo

Havre Montana August 14 The Shoshone Indians adopted Mrs William McAdoo daughter of President Wilson The gesture followed her visit with Secretary and Mrs McAdoo who spent days in Glacier park They chatted with a Shoshone delegation and the chiefs decided to honor the president daughter with the adoption commemorating their historic guide in the Lewis and Clark expedition

Havre William McAdoo Wilther McAdoo Glacier Park Park

Wounded and service notes in Montana and Lewistown

In Lewistown L A Merryfield listed among wounded in last night casualty lists and details of his Maiden birthplace and age accompany plant and navy service history. Other notes report Louis M Dull of Helena joining the University of Montana debate team and enlisting as auto mechanic in the army with Fort Missoula training. Also mention of a sedition conviction case against Anton Schaefer and a call by the state war industries board chairman to convene a Friday meeting to start work.

Lewistown L. A. Merryfield Maiden Larence Montgomery Anton Schaefer Helena Louis M. Dull University of Montana Department of the Army Fort Missoula Ina State War Industries Board

Central bureau planned by Northwest lumber groups

Missoula August 14 arrangements for a central bureau to distribute work were announced at the opening session of the Northwestern lumber manufacturers convention. The Western Pine Manufacturers Association unites with Idaho Oregon Washington and Montana Lumber Manufacturers to support the bureau. All fire is to be maintained in Washington to ensure efficient coordination under this plan.

Missoula Northwestern Lumber Manufacturers Western Pine Manufacturers’ Association Idaho Oregon Washington Montana, Lumber’ Manufacturers’ Association Ington

Convention Highlights Include Banquet and Red Cross Benefit

Forty delegates attended the meet as the Owners' association held evening sessions featuring a banquet and a benefit dance for the Red Cross.

Convention Owners’ Association The Red Cross

Fire damages cottage in Dillon on Washington and Marne

Fire likely started by a defective fire sprayer damaged the frame cottage of Mrs. Batsfare Hale at the corner of Washington and Marne streets. Neighbors and the fire department saved the second floor, but the roof was burned severely. Household goods owned by Mrs. Fueined ake and water Tosten id to have been saved. others lost to the blaze.

Dillon Fafternoon Bats Washington and Marne Street Ana Re Department Fuined Ake Wate Insu Reta Getta Sadie Ligh Mont Fourty California Hard N Duff EO. Selway A. Mentillan Tie Hole D. I. Stephen Fred" Waldorf Joseph Shaw Wisdom

Mexico’s reply stirs concern over oil decree

Washington reports that Mexico’s response to the original oil decree does not ease tensions. Officials say it signals continued aims to tax foreign owned properties, with U S and British interests watching closely as the government seeks to avoid outright confiscation while preserving the decree’s reach.

Washington Mexico Althouse Aguilar Mexica

Postponement of Fire Prevention Day Dates Reported

New York August 11 the board of fire underwriters says postponement of fire prevention day from October 8 to a later date in the year follows a request by the secretary of the real kald. The week will feature speeches by minute men and focus on fire prevention amid the shift to Liverty week.

New York Nath Board of Fire Underwriters Kald Joan Cam Ferugsminute

Death Intervenes on Aviation Field

Cincinnati August 14 A day that began with airmen from Dayton Mineola and Indianapolis ended in tragedy Capt. Fitzmorris of the Royal Flying Corps is killed when his plane crashes near the Western Rotary Club area after engine failure Lieut Earl Carroll pilot was only slightly injured and continued on another machine halted near Middle Town and turned over

Cincinnati Dayton Claud K. Rhineharde Mineola Charles FP. Lee Indianapolis Jai Fitzmorris Royal Fyi Corps F Itzmorris

Richard W. Heller Mourned as French Battle Loss

A notice from the community confirms Richard W. Heller was killed in action on the battlefields of France. The message honors his devotion to humanity and serves as a solemn remembrance of his sacrifice.

Ht For Humanity France

Mrs Burbank Gains 32 Pounds Testimony to Taniae

A long testimonial from Mrs. Burbank of Second Avenue Washington stating she gained 32 pounds after four years of weight loss. She credits Taniae for restoring her strength, reducing back aches, and lifting her energy. She reports rising from ninety five to one hundred twenty seven pounds in about a month, and recommends the product. The ad notes availability in Anaconda and Putte Newbro Drug Company.

Burbank Second Avenue Wash Hurd Bartell Drug Store Pany Anaconda Ve Company Putte Newbro Adv

Washington D C reports Richard W Heller killed in action

General dispatch from Washington D C confirms Private Richard W Heller of the Sixteenth Infantry reported killed in action on July 19. Born in Alberta, he trained at Camp Lewis and Camp Mills before going to France. Survivors include his mother Mrs George Bertsch and father George Heller. He was decorated for bravery and revered as a loyal, industrious and brave young soldier.

Washington D.C Richard W. Heller Xteenth Infantry Dick” Heller Anaconda Camp Lewis Sixteenth Infantry Camp Lewin Camp Mills Nuy France St. Anthony Idaho Alberta Valibauge Loyal Order of Moose Till and Smelter Men's Union George Bertsch George Heller Youngstown Charles Stavely M. J. Fitzpatrick

Contingent Leaves Anaconda for Fort Missoula for Training

Arthur Fortier and four others from Anaconda depart today for Fort Missoula to begin mechanical training as motor drivers before army assignment. Officers emphasize transport in battle areas and a note on the saying the army that can over the ground wins. Recruits will report to instructor Lestro at the ACM foundry at 7 am to prepare cars, with six vehicles used for the trip and repairs funded by local firms.

Arthur Fortier Harry McKay Walace Rudolph Fink Alonzo H. Early Albert F. Hinkle Anaconda Fort Missoula Army Hiram Rodgers KR. S. Tolan George FP J. W. James Arth O'Elder George ©. Jackson Frank Edwards Rethre Anaconda Copper Mining J.B. Lestro Lestro A.C. M Mis~ Soul Missoula

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