Huns Surrender After American Patrol Near Soissons
Private Edwin Peterson recounts eight hours as a prisoner after a patrol encounter on the July offensive. He and another soldier were captured by Germans but later freed with about 100 German prisoners taken and the advance continuing. Peterson thanks the Red Cross for support from base hospital No 17.
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Edwin Peterson
Butte
Peterson
Soissons-Rheime Salient
Julia Peterson
Nevada Avenue
Base Hospital No. 17
Tam
Red Cross
Anode August Issue Highlights Mining Safety and Lively Verse
August issue of the Anode features Berton Braley verses on mining slacking and a piece by Elias Lieberman defending or criticizing practices. It notes numerous mines and lists casualties for June, totaling 32 accidents on 278,972 shifts with six fatals, plus details of accidents at several plants and shops.
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Berton Braley
Brasley
Aime
Butte
Elias Lieberman
Americh
Mountain View
Lexington
West Gray Rock
Trople
Hutte Mines
Leonard
Washoe
Great Falls
Record of John C. Holland in Walkerville County Board
A paid political advertisement profiles John C. Holland and his record with Walkerville County Commissioners. It claims efficiency and courtesy as hallmarks of his tenure and promotes his political stance and success.
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John C. Holland
Colum
Walkerville
Primary Election Campaign Advisory
Voters are urged to support Democratic candidates J C Leary for county commissioner and George D Toole for county attorney. The notices emphasize making your primary vote count and warn about political ads paid for by supporters.
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George D
Knights Attend Harrington Funeral in Butte
Knights of Columbus and Silver Bow County Bar attend the funeral of the late T. J. Harrington public administrator. The service at 9 am at 118 Caledonia Street then Immaculate Conceptions Church with interment in Holy Cross Cemetery. Court offices closed in memory of the public administrator.
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Knights of Columbus
Silver Bow County Bar Association
TJ. Harrington
Mire Harrington
Caledonia “Street
Immaculate Conceptions Church
Holy’ Cross
John V Pwger
Edwin M. Tamb
Districe Court
J. M. ‘Hinkle
The
Bar Association
J. L. Wines
Iruce Kremer
John’ S
Corrette
Ke Jones
J. A. Poore
Publishers Ordered to Cut Paper Use by 15 Percent
Washington publishers running weekly semiweekly or tri weekly editions must reduce paper consumption by 15 percent starting dept 8. The order cites six month usage through June 30 and prohibits practices such as continuing subscriptions past expiration free copies to advertisers multiple free copies exchanges unsold papers and news dealer returns.
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Washington
War Industries Board
Bing
Sugar price outlook hinted by food administration
On August 26 the food administration forecast a small rise in consumer sugar prices. The Sugar Equalization Board will buy all sugar at the old price and sell to holders at the new price to minimize inequities between crops. The rise to consumers is not expected to exceed one cent.
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Food Administration
Sugar Equitization Board
Milk bilkers fined in police court
Simon Zanon of Eagle dairy Joseph Rivera of Rivera dairy and C J Dalpex fined ten dollars each for watering milk Curley Darrow fined fifteen dollars for gambling at his home Albertoja fined five dollars for beating his wife Tom Connelly fined five dollars for similar complaint Guy Green fined twenty dollars for creating a disturbance George George fined twenty dollars for parking on Broadway and Main streets County commissioner Paia political dave
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Simon Zanon
Eagle Dairy
Joseph Rivera
Rivera Dairy
C. J. Dalpex
Curley Darrow
Car Ark
Wyoming
Albertoja
Tom Connelly
Guy ‘Green
George George
Broadway
Main’ Street
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Pershing
Crusaders
Jere A Clifford
Stephenson Lumber CO
Brodie
Jeweler Peoples Theater
East Parl Street
Thio
Thepayers
Murad
Harrington
J.C. Leary
Paia
F. A. Ironside
North Main Strete
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