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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 15, 1918
Page
13
An appeal offers a free $1 pair of Foot Drafts to rheumatic sufferers. The ad invites readers to send name and address to receive a sample by mail and promises remarkable testimonials and testimonials from users.
A vintage advertisement urges mothers to use California Syrup of Figs to relieve bilious and constipated children. It promises gentle, thorough cleansing of the stomach liver and bowels with a tasty laxative that appeals to kids, warns against counterfeits, and instructs to ask for the genuine product from the California Fig Syrup Company.
Relief comes instantly with a dose taken every two hours up to three doses. It opens blocked passages, stops discharge, and relieves headache fever and sneezing. Pape's Cold Compound offers prompt relief and costs only a few cents at any drug store.
Captains are named and based at Montana hotel with reports to headquarters. The county will be canvassed starting early, each captain assigned a district to work. Red Cross future plans emphasize peace time relief worldwide, funded by annual membership and Christmas roll call. Enrollment aims to show unity with soldiers overseas and dedication to humanitarian service.
The funeral of George Kolich was held yesterday morning from 421 Alder Street to St. Peter's church for a solemn high mass. Rev. Father Pirnat celebrated with Rev. Father Tracy as deacon and Rev. Father Perne of Green Bay Minn. as sub-deacon. Interment followed at Mount Carmel cemetery. Pallbearers were Joseph Lasiovich John Dudack Francis Sullivan Joseph Sladich Jr Edward Rohn and John Lesh.
The Chicago Journal argues that mathematics is unfairly deemed a dry husk by opponents who claim it chills imagination. It counters that mathematics is only a husk to those who treat it as such, and it can inspire and energize the mind like poetry.
Thieves broke into Miss Ames Devine’s grocery on 62% Fast Third Street at dawn. A dog and a parrot were restrained to silence as burglars ransacked a desk and fled with cigarettes and merchandise. a passing neighbor armed with gun and flashlight cornered a pup mistaken for the intruder.
Word comes of Lieut. Vincent Macuray, son of Rev. Dr. William Macuray, killed during a test flight at Barron Field. His record flight reached 13 115 feet, surpassing previous highs, as the two lieutenants died in the crash. He was educated at Marionville College and spent two years at Carnegie steel Plant.
Funeral services for Miss Katherine Byrne were conducted yesterday morning from her aunt Miss Marit O K s home to St Pauls church where a requiem high mass was said by Rev Father Schults. Interment followed at Mount Carmel cemetery with pallbearers including James Sullivan Joseph OBrien Jess Brazill Frank Launderville Earl Morriabity and George Heasaultel.
Bernard Henry Ehm man funeral held at 10 Birch Street at 8:45 AM. Requiem Mass at St Peter's Church conducted by Rev Tracy. Teachers and moulders unions attended. pallbearers named from intimate friends. Interment in Carmel Cemetery. Also included are greeting card ad and county warrants notice for Deer Lodge Montana with payment dates after Dec 17, 1918.
A parish priest instructed a blacksmith to brace the Madonna statue after German shellfire damaged the Albert parish church tower during the invasion of France in 1914. The frightened tale claimed France would lose the war if the statue fell.
A native of Ann and Mrs Sam OM has been missing since January. Johnstone, once in contact from the Back Sea area, went to Musee more than a year ago as an Electric Boat Company representative. Ambassadors and consuls have been alerted. contacts with Russia and Stockholm consulate ongoing, but no satisfactory news yet. Mrs Johnstone, visiting in Anaconda, remains hopeful for cheerful tidings as families await word.
An index of church services and meetings across several congregations. St Marks Sixth Episcopal, morning prayer at 11 and sermon at 7:20. Wednesday women’s guild at 4:40 with Mrs Hilh, 18 Cherry. Rev J W Sh Christian at Oak Sixth presides over Sunday school at 10, public invited. Our Savior’s Lutheran at Chestnut and Mitmin. Zion Lutheran 11 a.m. and 7 p.m.. English Lutheran by Rev Paul J Btrege at 1 p.m. Norwegian Lutheran at Fifth Chestnut. First Methodist Episcopal Oak Third with minister Charles Wolfe. morning worship 10:45, Epworth 6:40, evening 7:30. Dr George D Wolfe of Butte to preach. Swedish Mission church 11 a.m. and 7 p.m.. First Baptist Fifth Locust. morning 11, Sunday school 12, T. W. Hayes superintendent. evening 1:30. Christian Science Society 316 On street. service 11 a.m. topic God the Preserver of Man. reading room 2–4 daily except Sundays. Theosophical Society Standard building lecture 8:15 by EL Callin Past Present Future. piano solo by I. Ligen. open Fridays 8 p.m. All welcome.
Charles A Rundquist won the blue ribbon and national capital prize certificate of the national war garden commission for canned vegetable work in Elmshurst, Ohio. He did his garden work in the late afternoons and evenings and canned all himself, outdistancing several women competitors.
Christmas brings news of Anaconda coordinating with local clubs and ALTM to ensure unfortunates receive toys and joy. The community spirit expands through volunteers and supporters, aiming to spread goodwill as the year ends. A wedding notice notes Private Anthony Arvish and Mary Cravets in Seattle with plans to reside in Blaine after service.
Homes for sale with rent cash and a term option. Four room modern on West East street priced at 1900 with half cash. Five room house on Alder Street plastered with bath and toilet, chicken shed, yard, priced 1350. Details unclear due to OCR.
A testimonial letter praises a simple harmless preparation for intestinal and stomach ailments. It claims quick relief from inflammation affecting stomach, liver and intestines, including appendicitis, with a money back guarantee. References to drug companies and a distribution network appear amid other local notices and funeral details.
An old advertisement touts La Creole Hair Dressing as a remedy to turn gray faded hair to a lustrous dark shade. It promotes easy use on hair and scalp, priced at $1.20, with availability via Fair Drug and Relay Supply in Butte Montana and mail orders.
In Deer Lodge County Montana Third Judicial District Court notices the will of Thomas McMinn. A hearing is set for December 21, 1918 at 9:30 a.m. at the court room in the courthouse for proving the will and for James M. Jamieson to seek letters testamentary. Interested parties may appear and contest. Clerk James White. Attorney Charles E. Avery for executor.
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