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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Aug 21, 1918
Page
2
The notice declares that patrons have access to extensive business experience reliable investment information and adequate financial resources to support their interests and decisions.
All stores and markets in Butte close as thousands flock to planned events at Silver Lake and Gregson Springs. Butchers and clerks join inter county outings with foot races tug of war and prize contests. Special trains bring crowds while committees assign races money prizes and entertainment.
Washington reports a Rome dispatch predicting the Austro Italian front may see renewed Austrian pressure soon. The Corriere della Sera cites Swiss frontier closings, Emperor Karl's Trentino visit, and the German Austrian command meeting as signs. The Idea Nationale links the emperors’ talks to efforts in Russia.
Washington dispatch states that governors of all states were asked by the War for Policies board to send representatives to Washington for a conference on September 30 and October 10 to coordinate state and federal efforts in handling industrial problems. Frankfurter notified that future government contracts will include clauses restricting child and convict labor. Dr. A C Summers named to meet state officials.
A traveling circus arrives in Idaho Falls for a matinee today with an all star parade in Butte tomorrow and two performances at 2 and 4. The act promises elephants caravans clowns and women riders plus a pageant of Aidan and His Wonderful Lamp. intl stars Lupeta Heren and more will perform with trained dogs baboons and aerial tumblers as the big top rolls into town.
The community canning kitchen will not open today due to a Commercial day celebration. Miss Betty Emhoff explains the kitchen will reopen on other mornings at 9 30 with instruction at 9 30 and laboratory work at 10. Women are encouraged to bring vegetables and jars to learn canning and share ideas with experienced peers.
Maj. Foward J Williams and a Washington DC examining board arrive in Butte to test engineering corps applicants. Four officers and five privates accompany him. Exemption boards in the city and county provide rooms for exams.
A long astrology column predicts wartime outcomes and cautions workers and engineers about today. It mentions accidents in mines, advises care not to overdo, and notes forthcoming political debate and Pacific excitement next month. Separate items report seven drunks released to work and divorce complaints between Hannah Gale and Earnest Gale, with custody and alimony details.
A well dressed veteran over draft age urges support for war savings stamps at the Tho ton hotel, saying speeches cannot feed soldiers and showing his bronze Spanish war cross, while Baltimore's gun and electric lighting company trains women to read meters and install heating, joining the home front effort.
The will of the late Mar. Peter De Siere, fled for probate yesterday, shows a total of $8,740 in real and personal property. The heirs include Faldoor De Siare and Imma and Ressida Poot, all in Belgium, with Father Francis xX. Hatens named as executor. The estate lists $8,000 in insurance, a $2,000 note ceased by St. Patrick's church, $800 Liberty bonds, $840 Barnes-King stock, and $100 other property, plus a five wheeled velocipede novelty for children.
A long band concert by the Montana State band with dancing bathing and a Tong list of sports and prizes. The first train to leave Butte departs at 9 30 am and the last returns from Gregson Springs at 9 pm. The twelfth annual picnic of the Butte merchants and clerks is advertised as bigger and better than ever.
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