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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1919
Page
8
The family of James White expresses gratitude for the kindness and support shown during and after his death. They extend thanks to friends and neighbors, with special appreciation for the Davis Daly Company employees who shared in the offerings. Catherine Hite and Fanny acknowledge the outpouring of sympathy.
Funeral notices detail services for Mrs. Georgeiana Brunette 17, at 9:30 at 1130 Nevada and St. Joseph Church with 10 o'clock mass and Holy Cross interment. Mrs. Mary Crowley 45, service at 9:00 at 442 Anaconda Road and St. Mary's Church with 10:30 mass and Holy Cross interment. John J. Shea 34, funeral at 9:30 from 742 North Montana to St. Mary's for mass at 10 with Holy Cross burial.
The funeral of John Gillespie is not yet arranged with remains at the family home 411 North Arizona Street. A funeral notice will be issued later.
Special Correspondent Arthur David recalls Berlin’s housing crisis. scarce flats drive up rents and compulsory billeting looms. after stalking ads by every transit, he finally sees furnished English style rooms offered by a retired Freiherr, pays a month’s rent, but the outcome remains unclear.
Copenhagen Dec 6. Soviet authorities in Russia have executed the man held responsible for the murder of former Emperor Nicholas II and his family at Yekaterinburg in June 1918. A Kovno dispatch to Politiken says M. Jachontoff, a member of the Yekaterinburg soviet, was condemned to death and executed at Perm for ordering the executions.
Manila residents face ongoing rice rations and the system may continue until year’s end depending on early rice harvests and French colonial export policy. Paris officials authorized Haiphong Haiphong Haiphong 3000 tons for southern islands. A minimum producer price is hoped to curb speculation and boost farming to ease shortages.
Miss Berenice Brady of Springfield Illinois the first American nurse to contract typhus in Montenegro. She earned the First Order of the Serbian Red Cross for her service at the Cettinje orphanage after already holding the Serbian Order of Mercy. She recovered and returned home as an invalid.
Navy adds the electrically driven California at Mare Island with 12 14 inch guns and 21 knot speed. The ship carries 1,022 officers and men, cost over 15 million dollars, and features electric propulsion, gunfire, and service systems. Governor Stephens and others witness the launch as the Montana's berth is prepared for its sister ship.
William Brownfield surprised a burglar at his home 1035 West Platinum Street after the thief entered through a coal room window. The intruder escaped through a rear exit when Brownfield returned from his store at nine, finding a chair blocking the vestibule door.
Edward Colman, jailed by police under an order issued by Mayor Stodden, was arraigned in Butte police court yesterday morning on burglary charges and committed to the county for trial by Magistrate H J Grimes.
An ad promotes a method claimed to cure piles with a free trial, asserting thousands of grateful letters and promising prompt relief for chronic or acute cases. It invites any person to mail the coupon today, with no money required, to receive the treatment at no cost.
With calmer weather, coastbound trains yesterday reduced delays from storm and cold and ran near schedule. East and westbound services expected to meet timetables today. Milwaukee Coastbound No 17 arrived 40 minutes late in Butte, Northern Pacific local 30 minutes late, No 1 North Coast Limited 30 minutes late, Burlington No 41 arrived four and a half hours after 6 15 a m. Westbound trains were on time.
In Bucharest American manufactured goods are in strong demand with stores resembling prewar business. France ships large quantities of apparel and cosmetics while prices remain high. Romanians seek US products including food wear and machinery, and Canada has lent Romania 50 million dollars to finance imports.
In Rome on Friday December 5 socialist deputy Misiano, condemned by a military court for desertion and once jailed in Germany for revolutionary activity, appeared in the chamber and swore for a social revolution. Applause from some deputies followed the pledge as others hooted. A classified ad notes a furnished room may be available.
An advertisement claims headaches stem from auto intoxication and toxins in the blood. It prescribes a hot water drink with a teaspoon of limestone phosphate before breakfast to flush poisons, cleanse the digestive tract, and curb symptoms like sour meals and bad breath.
A nostalgic advertisement touts Wyeths Sage and Sulphur Compound as an easy at home remedy to darken faded gray hair. It claims a natural, even result, with a dampened brush applying to small strands until hair looks darker, thicker, and younger.
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