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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 08, 1918
Page
23
The article urges every person to join the Red Cross and health authorities in wartime care and home nursing. It highlights a community quilting party and various social events while noting many residents travel or return from service or travel to California for the winter.
Poem urging readers to provide warmth and fellowship to soldiers away from home. The author Theodosa Garrison emphasizes offering light and comfort in huts as a duty to those who left their homes to serve, inviting participation and generosity from readers.
Missoula notes record a 80th birthday celebration for Mrs W H at Mrs George Trooks home with guests including Mrs John McCormick and Mrs Brooks. Details follow on civic club meetings, Royal Neighbors session, and a Missoula wedding of Michael Gallagher and Charles residents with Rev Father Stack performing the ceremony.
A fragment recounts the onset of conflict with Germany’s invasion of Austria and initial clashes in Western Europe as France faces aggression. The brief text notes Germany's advance and the escalating hostilities shaping the early phase of the war.
A Dillon Illon item mentions a large dance at Dumont Park and visits from relatives including Ben Date and Mrs James Dodd, with local hospital and influenza notes. Windsor Castle near Windsor, England is described as ancient, built by William the Conqueror, housing royal burials and famed for its history and architecture.
Professor Walter T. Scott reports from Camp Lewis on demobilization delays and homeward hopes. He notes officers and men adjusting to peace, training winds down, and welfare and education programs expanding as the army shifts from war footing.
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