Leprosy Case in St Paul Sparks Health Alert
A leprosy case in St Paul involves John Adamo Italian, in the city since 1913. Officials say safeguards are in place to curb spread. Adamo reportedly worked for the Milwaukee railroad and may have contracted the disease elsewhere. Local doctors deny prior residence in Miles City and note investigation ongoing. government grants of seed loans announced, including Montana share of 1250 dollars? Each farmer eligible for up to 3 dollars per acre, administered by federal credit banks in several cities.
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Paul
St Paul
John Adamo
Itatian
Miles Br. G. A. Renz
Healy
Aliles City
Jon
Mtatlan
Les City
Rochester
Minn
Milwaukee Railroad
Washington
Tard
Department of Niricuiure
Kansas
Moncana
Oiklahoma
North Daskota
San
Reid
Spokane
St. Paul
Wichita
Poxelily
Houston
Royal Arch Masons Convene Officers Election
Royal Arch Masons gather for annual convention to elect officers for the year. Names listed include Grand High Priest Stephen P. Whent and other grand officers from Helena, Deer Lodge, Anaconda, and Bozeman. Separate report details automobile accident near Tig Timber injuring Mr and Mrs Lee Baron Adams and Mrs Genevieve Jump.
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Billings
Royal Arch
Hiriest
Stephen P. Whent
Hutte
Beputy
Archie Wo. Mahan
Helena Frand King
Tayid Crate
Frand Scribe
C.J. Meailister
I Bell
Be Tuygna
Hedg
Whitworth, Deer Lodge
Susouoner
Melend
Oliver Gilegz
W. Brontromery
Anaconda
Patten elected president of Montana Bar Association
Tozeman Aug 20 George Patten of Tozeman was elected president of the Montana Bar Association at Bozeman today. W C Craig of Helena was named secretary, with Carl J. Christian of Butte and Edward Scharnikow named vice presidents for judicial districts. The Municipal theater was crowded to hear Governor Stewart, Associate Justice Sydney Lanner, J Kelley and others.
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Standard
Tozeman
George ¥. Patten
Montana Tir Association
Bozeman
W. C. ‘Craig
Helena
Carl J. Christia Butte
Edward Scharnikow
Deer
Stewart
Sydney Lanner
J. Kelley
Two Helena Children Eat Paris Green in War Garden
Helena, Aug. 20. Two daughters of Conrad Weitz aged 2 and 4 ate Paris green from a war garden cabbage. The younger child is dead and the other may not live.
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Helena
Conrad Weitz
Paris
Deer Lodge News Highlights From Aug 20 Eventful Day
The Aug 20 edition notes a successful community dance with lean weather and five mobiles leaving Deer Lodge. Proceeds totaling 275 go to the Red Cross. Knights of Columbus members traveled to Tutte for a class initiation. Judge Winston visited Anaconda for a short August term court. most cases were continued to December. Local figures Higgins Lew Coleman Dr McDonald and Dr Getty appear in town for business and health matters.
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Leann Wd
Fiv
Deer Loda
Red Cross
Deer Lodge
Knights of Columbus Council
Tutte
M.F. Hayes
J. A. Mulcahy
Slee Kennedy
Geors Wii
Tom Dumont
Ea Nichola
VW. Lanstak
P. Metnerney
Ley
Seph Bennett
Bennett
Sylvan Bennett
Heine
Milwaukee
Winston
Anaconda
Penny for Commissioner Promoted by Gallatin Republicans
Montana resident for 15 years, not a politician, pledges to represent all industries and lands fairly if elected. Indorsed by the Gallatin county Republican convention on August 8, 1918. Paid for by the Penny for Commissioner Club.
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VOM C. Penny Railroad
Commins Atepublican
Montana
Montana Lands
Auecenatut
Gallatin County
Solielt
Tom Penny
Commie
Montana woman pleads guilty to bigamy in district court
Mrs. Melinda Stanton of Rosemount Montana admitted to bigamy today in a district court. The judge imposed an indeterminate sentence to Stillwater but suspended it for five years on condition she and her husband return to Montana and forget the past.
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St. Paul
Melinda, Stanton
Rosemount
Mont
Stillwater
Montana
Judge Winston presides brief court session in Montana
Judge George B. Winston, back from a Glacier National Park vacation, presided yesterday morning over several matters. The Saunders divorce where Victoria Saunders failed to appear was dropped. other cases, including Jed Wagner relator versus Thomas Sitha, were set for next Friday. guardian cases and multiple demurrers were scheduled for hearings Saturday. Beulah McCaskill was granted a divorce from Murdo McCaskill on cruelty grounds.
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George B. Winston
Blathead Country
Glacier National Park
William Henry “Saunders
Victoria Adelade Saunders
State of Montana
Jed Wagner
Thomas Sitha
Rose, Gregovich
Beulah McCaskill
Murdo
McCaskill
Man Dies After Fall From Wagon Load
Coroner Mahoney investigated a fatal accident near French Gulch when Herman Hermann, about 55, employed by Mines Timber Co, fell from a wagon load while descending a hill. The broken bolt caused the load to lurch, throwing him into a ditch where he struck his head and broke his neck. No relatives are known in Anson.
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Mahoney
French Gulch
Jack Hert
Ening
Herman
Mines Timber Company
Anson
Knitting Class Postponed One Day at Tea Cross
The knitting class of the Tea Cross postponed one day due to Commercial Day observance. Red Cross workers will hold their regular meeting Thursday instead of Wednesday and fill comfort kits for the next contingent leaving Anaconda.
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Tea Cross
Observr Workers of the Red Cross
Anaconda
Accidental Death From Fall Inquest Reports Findings
An inquest concluded that Albert Garrens died accidentally from injuries after a fall from a porch near a saloon on Hast Park. Post mortem exams noted spinal injuries. A jury returned the accidental death verdict based on witnesses’ testimony.
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Albert Garrens
Park
Sacrifices His Life In Humanity's Cause
Michael Bracken known as Mike among friends died serving in the Sixteenth Infantry during World War I. The Prescott native attended local schools and worked at a smelter and foundry before enlisting with the Second Contingent. He left behind a sister and brothers in Arizona and elsewhere, reflecting a determined, idealistic mindset in his wartime letters.
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Mie Visers
Mike McNichols
Joseph
Ichael Bracken
Mic Ken
Washington
Michael Bracken
Mike
Cam Mitts
Sixteenth Infantry
France
Ty An Eho
Prescott
Amelter
Ter
Oscar
Landreville
William Bracken
Veroas
Wye
Joseph Bracken
Miami
Ariz
Stewart Exonerated by Coroner's Jury
In a coroner's inquest the jury found Hugh Traverse died from brain concussion after a fall caused when he was pushed by Harry Stewart who acted in self defense. Stewart testified he aimed to escape after a confrontation at a Chicago cafe on Millin street. No formal complaint was filed against him and he stayed in county custody. The fair price committee meeting noted no changes to the previous week’s list.
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Hugh Traverse
W._ E. Bunnell
Tom Collins
Frank Heard
W.ja. Hensley
F. W. Harrison
J. F. McCormick
Chicago
No. 14
Millin Street
Harry Stewart
Coron Mahoney
Stewart
Craverstr
Stewarts
John
Traverse
Corder
Chree
Walsh
Bnew
Fair Price Committee
John W. James
Fine efficiency of the draft boards
A historical notice praises Deer Lodge county draft board members for their dedication and efficiency in administering selective service. It highlights Dr. J a Sligh and D. R. Roach as key contributors, cites nationwide board efforts, and notes projected draft figures and the need for public recognition of citizen sacrifice in sustaining the war effort.
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B Try
Deer Lodge
D. R. Roach
J. A
Dr. Sligh
St. Roach
Itora
Attec
Crowder
Leutenant
Gen- Crowdersaltex
Rds
Newry
Wwe
Public service seeks recognition for army veterans
A stalled debate centers on honoring soldiers from the national army, urging fair acknowledgment in official records. Amidst the tension, colleagues emphasize sacrifices and communal work, arguing for a measured, nonpersonal display of esteem. At First Methodist church, midweek fellowship discusses Christ’s role in pulpit time, led by C. 1 and others with Rev. Will concluding.
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National Army
Anya
First Methodist
Robert A
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G. A.T
Women's Relief Corps of
Portland
National Grand Army
Women's Relief Corps
Arthur Truman
William Ashpost
Grand Army of the Rt
Tha‘Teusman
W.Y. Smith
Inez F. Smith
W. Scot
Patten
State Bar Association
Peer Aynest
Awitzerland
Ts Maniwa
Lomea
Plong
Club
Nusemany
The
Jocal Chapter
Fair’ Association
Frank D. Wise
Wise
James Miller
Ais
Frm
Wyland Brothers
Waldorf Cafe
T Park Avenue
Wyland’ Brothers
Charles A. Hanenicht
T. L.A. Wyland
A. O. IT
Bracken
Chan Mar
General Crowder
William Russell
Pathe News
Bluebird
Butte Butchers’ Union
Anaconda Butchers’ Union
Anaconda Clerks’ Union
Silver Lake
Butte
R. B. Abbott CO
Business and Professional Directory of
Lathrop Bros
W. T. Hogg & CO
General Transfer
East Park Avenue
Keppler Jewelry CO
Main Street
Maltmark
Will
R. B. Lewis
Richard’ W.'Hetler
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