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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 13, 1918
Page
13
A clipped regional item notes local notices and ads from Copper City including a call for blacksmiths to meet that evening, coin and piano ads, job listings for newspaper carriers, and various sales offers. Mentions Liberty bonds at par, lost items, and local business directions.
The article outlines wartime reconstruction and the shift to peace, urging full public cooperation and highlighting roles for the American Red Cross and the United States Employment Service. It calls for data on labor conditions, demand, and placement, and notes financial aid needs for relief efforts and Christmas fund drives.
Deer Lodge county residents are urged to continue contributions to the war chest fund. The collection method is described as fair and proportional, ensuring every American bears a share according to means. Citizens are asked to stay current so distant service members know home folks supported them during deployment.
An advertisement from Orton Bros Anaconda promotes piano players and player pianos as a bonding factor. It argues that shared music strengthens family ties beyond meals and shelter. It invites readers to visit 400 East Park Avenue to see affordable options and payment plans.
Public invited for a Methodist church lunch featuring consortate cold meats Iyonnaise potatoes salad hot biscuits bread butter apple pie and coffee. Admission 80. Ge
Pantages vaudeville troupe plans two shows in Anaconda at the Mar- Baret theater after blocking Spokane route. Manager Bill Steege pleads to Merle Davis of Butte that state-wide ban relief is needed to allow the entertainment to perform and boost morale amid the epidemic. The program promises Soup Songs Durkin Girls Cloud Swing Neil Abel and a rapid-fire comic sketch by Walter Fishter and company.
All warrants registered on the general fund of the city of Anaconda prior to May 1, 1918 are now due and payable at the office of the city treasurer at city hall. Interest ceases on and after Dec. 15, 1918. J. RK. Danielson, City Treasurer.
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