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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Aug 27, 1919
Page
9
In Floral Park at 2600 block Bayard Street two lots corner property offers a well built four room modern home with unfinished attic and large garage. South facing with attractive features, price 3500 furniture included 4200. Nearby West Broadway nine room modern bungalow with maple floors sun parlor hot water heat and built in features.
A letter from Deer Lodge county American Legion invites Silver Bow county veterans to a joint Labor Day celebration with Anaconda organized labor at Mountain View park four miles west of Anaconda. A special 8 am train from Butte will carry the ACM band and bolster the event with veterans in uniform. The invitation will be acted on at the next Silver Bow meeting.
City market buzzed as new vendors from farms and truck gardens filled almost all booths. Buyers from Consumers' League pressed prices against commission houses, while vendors offered low rates on produce from tomatoes and cantaloupes to apples and onions. Notable offers included Fr Kean fresh fruit, James McCarthy peaches and grapes, Will Foley whitefish, and Murphy Ellis Elberta peaches with daily crates. George Kovak the butchering standout moving to stall 34. Regulars like Toltz and Swenson highlighted fruit and dairy displays, with diversified booths selling pies, rolls, buttermilk, and cottage cheese.
Fred W. Sarles formerly of Butte now in government service at Washington married Miss Margaret Morris of Butte in the national capital. The groom joined the army medical department in 1917 and rose to hospital sergeant first class before transfer to the surgeon general’s department. The bride is daughter of Mr and Mrs Joseph Morris of Grand Avenue and is well known locally.
Announcement from Rome states a new air service will run between this city and Naples, detailing schedule plans and potential inaugural date though specifics are not yet confirmed. The move signals expanding aviation links in the region and may affect travel times for travelers and business.
A fire in Butte burned about a quarter of an acre before most of the blaze was extinguished. Authorities reported difficulties on the north and east sides, while the south and west sides under Ranger Steele were under control. W. W. Weber, acting supervisor, was at the scene Monday morning and expected back later.
In the Dor family trouble continued as three members faced court action. Fathers and others appeared on charges with Judge Grimes ordering $100 cash bonds forfeited and the case moved on. One defendant had a case dismissed after an unsatisfactory witness, and another related case ended when the mother of a charged individual died. Two drivers from local laundries paid $10 each for speeding on Montana Street.
Washington Aug. The fifth infantry at Camp Taylor Kentucky and the Fiftieth at Camp Dix New Jersey ordered to prepare to go overseas to aid in policing of Si esia during the plebiscite under the peace treaty. War department announced today. Gold for export New York Aug 26 Gold coin valued at 1 799 000 drawn from sub treasury for shipment abroad Japan 1 000 000 China 724 000 South America 75 000
Dr Eugene Brindjone has returned from France and resumed his urology practice in Butte. He operates from the Silver Bow block offices rooms 210 and 211, contact phone 623.
Washington dated August 26 reports only two men of thousands from the expeditionary armies in Germany remain unaccounted for. The War Department issued a casualty list noting total casualties at 291,732 with 17,428 deaths from all causes. the previous list said more than 100 were missing in action.
In St Louis on August 26 an airplane caught fire during flight, killing Second Lieutenant Floyd Molsenelmer of Detroit and Choutefur Marold Les of St Mary. Both were burned to death as the craft burned after the crash.
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