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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 08, 1918
Page
2
Riots erupted in Berlin as soldiers and workers councils face mounting pressure over the political future. Reports state government troops occupied the university and a Spartacus group member was arrested amid growing instability.
Bozeman teachers report 57 flu cases and 1,029 recoveries from the illness while four more victims are named. The note also lists several affected families and a death in West Virginia, with contemporaneous war reminiscence from Paris.
Report shows large American forces with 77 officers and 3182 men near the Rhine as units face replacements. Milwaukee club manager Jack Egan will not be retained with Joe Cantillon discussed as a potential hire as the American Association weighs future leadership. The Red Cross calls for broader unity and continued wartime service as peace returns and relief efforts expand nationwide.
The Philadelphia Ledger notes that the women of the Red Cross will be honored after the war for their sustained devotion and sacrifices. It emphasizes their work across sewing, diet, nursing, sanitation, and canteen support as spiritually significant, beyond mere drudgery.
Cardinal Mercier flies to the United States to thank Americans for Belgium relief and to help with its restoration. He will establish a headquarters in New York and visit Washington and Montreal with planned stops in two or three additional large American cities.
A Washington Star publication quotes a government official describing a harsh German soldier ideal that honors killing and murder. The piece also recalls youth memories of saving money, a fatherly push, and a poker game anecdote reflecting moral contrasts.
A 1684 party at Alicant hosted by Admiral Edward Russell featured a marble fountain converted into a punch bowl. The brew used Malaga wine lime juice lemons sugar nutmeg biscuits and water to serve 6000 guests with a vast quantity of ingredients recorded in the account.
A wounded return, a vow to reunite, and the longing for a tender smile beneath muddy helmets. The speaker imagines gallic skies and homeward sightlines as veterans seek solace in a beloved. The cadence blends war imagery with intimate pledge of reunion.
City and state authorities vow prosecution after small pine trees in Thompson Park are cut and removed for Christmas use. Forest ranger James W Steele warns against destroying trees without forestry permits and a deputy monitors the park. A previous spree targeted large trees for firewood while local residents host a dinner party at the Ross home.
Mrs. R. W. Ross hosted Dr. and Mrs. Woodward at her East Missouri Avenue home for a venison dinner. Mrs. T. B. Mannix, Mrs. Van Gundy and daughters Cornelia and Phoebe motored to Butte and planned to depart from there.
Experiments in the German army demonstrated that troops fed a special sugar ration endured the rigors of forced marches better than those on the standard sweet allowance.
Obituaries detail funeral arrangements for Lena Winsor Patrick Moran Cornelius Van Berkel James Murphy Mra Bartlett and Mrs Annie Malloy with interments at Mount Moriah Holy Cross Kaliel Durfan undertakers and city acknowledgments of sympathy Card of Thanks from Malloy and Campbell families expresses gratitude for kindness and floral tributes.
The Daly Shea Undertaking Parlors announce funeral services for John Brown Monday at 1 PM with burial in Mountain View Cemetery. Harry Augustis's funeral is set for Monday at 1 PM at Daly Shea with interment at Mountain View Cemetery. George Snider's remains to be handled by Daly Shea. full notice to appear in later papers.
The notice page lists multiple funerals and arrangements. Dertakers report Joseph Turk aged 18 died yesterday on Highland drive. services for Nice Zissin Florence Helen McKinnon and Dominic Reagan set for Daniels Bilboa parlors and Mount Moriah. Vance Agard mass transit to Malta Montana. Shirley G Duane pending instructions. Hilda Niemi service at Mountain View. Cards of thanks extend gratitude for support after deaths of Fred Bear and Peter Rivet.
The page lists multiple funeral notices including Afra Fannie Kaufman at the family home in Colorado Street officiated by Rabb Levinson, and Marie Louise Anderson with her baby son Lawrence at White's parlors with later Omaha interment. James Quilliam dies at 38 with service at White's parlors. A death acknowledgment thanks Red Cross nurses and emergency hospital soldiers for support.
Sam R. White is named director and embalmer at the firm on South Brain Street, with duties to oversee operations and professional services.
Funeral arrangements list multiple local deaths including Edward Hastey 42, Willie Deschene, Charles Jensen, Mike Taha, and Barter 17 with interment at Mountain View or St Patrick's Cemetery. Services scheduled at Sherman & Reed's parlors Monday or today. Family thanks express gratitude for floral offerings and support.
Courtneys and Adams families mourn death of children and adults. Services announced for Charles Courtney and others with interments at Mountain View and Mount Moriah cemeteries. Also notes on Bryants death and family, Vowell and Williams obituaries, and expressions of thanks from Arthur Edwards and family.
Funeral for Mrs Margaret Hanratty of 781 Mast Park Street will be held this Sunday morning at the family residence. Interment will be in Holy Cross on Prado. A late funeral notice will provide further details.
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