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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1918
Page
7
Hogs and Bicycles as Financial Investments
Chicago reports on the International Live Stock Exposition where hogs gain attention alongside horses and cattle. Turners Brothers, Johnny and Billy Turner of Dewitt Town, started with $26 to buy a bicycle but bought sows and grew a 600 hog herd valued at 25000. They exhibit a prize boar and have won 83 prizes including three blue ribbons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Johnny
Billy Turner
Dewitt
Town
Middle West
Billy
Turners Brothers
Judge Dwyer Opens Session While Lamb Remains Absent
Judge Dwyer will hold a morning session to address law and motion and arraign prisoners in the county jail with pending charges. Most work will focus on probate matters. Judge Lamb will not hold a session due to illness and his calendar will be adjourned for a week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dwyer
Lamb
Ban on Butte ties up Pantages show bill
The Great Falls wall over unhonored show bills and influenza quarantine blame Butte for the muddie. The troupe was held at Calgary and the Butte booking could not be secured. The Pantages show will not return to Montana until weekly dates return, possibly another week or two, due to theater closing bans not being lifted without state health board decision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Falls
Butte
Calgary
Montana
Helena
Tutter
State Board To Health
Change in Telephone Costs Reported by Mountain States
Official government data indicate lower installation and change charges for private and business telephones, with interior changes costing 3. Mrs. Kaufman dies in Colorado Street home at age 33, leaving Abe Kaufman and three children Freda Hattie Teodore. Funeral services set for Sunday at 10 a.m. under B’nai Brith Abraham auspices, led by Rev. M. Levison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mountain States Telephone and Telegraph Company
Kaupman
Fanny Kaufman
Abe Kaufman
Colorado Street
Israel, Jewish Ladies Benevolent Association
Hebrew School
Freda
Hattie
Teadore
Order of B'rith Abraham
M. Levison
Cascade County Sheriff Visits Butte on Way to Great Falls
Sheriff L H Sommers of Cascade county and deputies Frank Donoher and Miss Mary Hanson traveled through Butte returning from Warm Springs where two patients were left at the state hospital for the insane. Deputy Donoher is brother in law to City Jailer Barney Lavell and remained in Butte for several hours. Lou Rommers has led Cascade county for a decade and withdrew from the race. succeeded by Dim Burns, a 20 year Great Northern conductor at Great Falls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cascade
L. H. Sommers
Cascade County
Frank Donoher
Mary Hason
Butte
Great Falls
Warm Springs
State Hospital
Donoher
Barney Lavell
Lou Rommers
Dim Burns
Great Northern
Exams Postponed In Butte Due To Influenza
Exams for teachers in Silver Bow county are postponed from November 13 to February due to the epidemic. The influenza outbreak has delayed every county in the state and shifted the schedule to a later date. London reports six thousand deaths in Samoa from Spanish influenza. The Australian government has sent a medical staff to Samoa. Funeral arrangements for Mrs. Niemi are set for Sunday from Oscar Karri’s Harrison avenue home. City fines totaling eighty dollars were collected from vagrancy violators, with six drunks dismissed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte
Silver Bow
PLA
Samoa
London
Melbourne
Exchange Telegraph Company
Ntemi
Hialmar Niemi
Oscar Karri
Harrison Avenue
Plea From McAdoo To Keep Up War Savings Fight
Treasury Secretary William G. McAdoo wires H W Turner urging renewed effort to meet war savings pledge goals. He notes record November expenditures and says the government needs larger funding for the war through bonds and stamps, asking districts to promote continued purchases and fulfill pledges as troops are supported. A separate line recalls a 30 year old New York City telephone list of 252 subscribers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William G. McAdoo
the Treasury
H.W. Turner
War Savings
Treaty Department
Treasury Department
W. G. Madoc
New York City
Lieut Dunlop Returns to Advertising Career in Butte
Lieut Luther F. Dunlop, discharged from the army, returns to Butte to resume his advertising work. He served in the quarters masters corps with the thteenth sanitary train of the thirteenth division at Camp Cod Town. Before service he was an advertising manager for a clothing company and known as an artist and illustrator in local campaigns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Army
Luther F. Dunlop
Butte
Will Remedie
Dunlop
Theteenth
Camp Cod Town
Tutte
Beating Husband Convicted in Divorce Case
Robert Iilue started to beat his wife Georgie Hive within a month of their June 28 marriage, damaging her eye and choking her. Neighbors intervened. she filed for divorce yesterday. He was later fined $50 after being found guilty of abusing his wife. He remained in the city jail while divorce papers were served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Iilue
Georgie Hive
Ipe Beater
Robert “Blue
South Maho Street
Bastiie
Five Found Guilty Four Released In Juvenile Case
Nine boys faced Judge Dwyer for breaking into a warehouse and stealing many items. Five were found guilty and sent to the industrial school for 40 days, including the ringleader. Four others were acquitted. One boy, age nine, was charged with coal theft from the Great Northern cave and claimed he was picking up a coat. Jurisdiction for the three older youths remains unclear, with paths to juvenile court or adult prison under review.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dwyer
Indaa
Une Dev
Miles City
Great Northern Cave
Wilbur Lewis
Clyde Woodlake
Miles C’ Weston
Jack West
Jack O'Neill
Washington Penitentiary
Widows Placed on County Aid Under Act
Judge Dwyer ordered five widows placed on the county aid list under the dependent child act. One widow has three children, two have two children each, totaling thirteen children kept at home.
Hospitals for Soldiers Plans Cost and Beds
Washington December. Hospitals costing 426000000 and providing 12000 beds are estimated as necessary to care for discharged sick and disabled soldiers. Assistant Surgeon General Stimson asked for an appropriation of 6000000 to provide the first bed. New hospitals are planned at Norfolk and Seattle, with sites to be selected in Massachusetts and North Carolina. Additional hospital plans are also indicated for other towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Dec
Stimson
The
Public Health Service
House Buildings Committee
Norfolk
Seattle
Massachusetts
North Carolina
Also Mentioned on This Page
Latey
Wyatt Park
East Park
North Main
Lutey
South Main
Luteys
Alabama Street
Harrison Ave
Lutey’s Marketeria
Alabama St
Sam
Home Baking Company
A. C. M. Hardware House
Quartz
Heripe
Madoo
Secretary of Treasury
Germany
McAdoo
League
Canada
America
U. S
Onsoldix
Paris
Europe
Versailles
Belgium
Maeterlinck
Wilhelm
Rld
Funk & Wagnalls Company
New York
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