Health board Tightens Influenza Death Burials Rules
At an executive hall meeting the board of health and undertakers discussed burial of influenza victims. An order to wrap bodies in carbolic solution was withdrawn but a 58 hour burial deadline remained. Undertakers may refuse to handle cases if relatives press for longer holding. relatives could be held responsible. Newspaper representatives were not admitted.
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Hall
Jeratood
Board of Health
Ei Seaentatives
Richard Peckham Dies After Long Illness
Richard B. Peckham, a pioneer resident and prominent figure in the community, died after a prolonged illness at St Ann's hospital. He had undergone attempts at relief through surgery and medical consultation but his condition worsened. He was involved in iron Derby trade and worked at the Anaronda Copper Mining company's foundry. Survived by a family including two sisters and brothers, the funeral will be at the Mason Temple with interment to follow.
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Richard B. Peckham
St.Ann's Hospital
Anaronda Copper Mining Company
Megaraean Hntinee
Fan Sone Tee
Beek Berane
Tms
Tea
Rte
Arthur Brekhany
AW Whitewater
Ecko
Gals
Manoni
Waterui
Local notices and society items from 1917 city paper
A jumble of local briefs lists rent ads for three rooms and two furnished rooms on Pine and Chestnut streets, job notices for a girl and a Scottish dance teacher, a lost black purse, a piano advertisement, and a naval officer’s return. Also notes a library meeting, Christmas sale promos, a hospital update on Dr. MacDonald, and a funeral gathering for Mrs. Mary Twancevich with Acacia Lodge and Masonic notices.
Well Known Man Is Laid At Rest
Funeral for Harry Hamill held yesterday morning at Paul's Church 514 Elm with high mass celebrated by Rev. Mather Coopman assisted by Rev. Father Schi deacon and Rev. Father Burke sub deacon. Mrs John Sugrue sang a hymn related to the Holy Carpenters union which he admired. Interment in Mount Carmel cemetery. Pallbearers included Thomas O'Shea John Machen Chris Thompson Smith John Coleman and Bel.
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Harry Hamill
Elm Paul's Church
Iev
Mather ‘Coopman
Father Schi
Father Burke
John Sugrue
Mount Carmel Cemetery
Thomas O'Shea
John Machen
Chris Thompson
Smith
John + Coleman
J'Bel
Richard Hayes Paneral Rites At Tutte Chapel
Richard Hayes Paneral was laid to rest at the C A Tutte company Undertaking chapel after services led by Reverend M C Knight of the African Methodist church. Hymns included Nearer My God to Thee Jesus Lover of My Soul and Rock of Ages. Interment followed in Hill cemetery with pallbearers James Hatton William Settles James Johnson Dave Williams Ira Smith and Richard Lewis. An advertisement followed for Whitings fine writing papers in decorative gift boxes and stationery.
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Fi Ckenney
Penney
J. Penney Company
J. C. Penney CO
Nar Ney Company
Penney CO
Golden Rule 1Y Company, Inc
J. C. Pen
Mapper
Good Friend’s
Man
the Boy
Goodfriend’s
East Park
Anaconda News
Board of Health and Undertakers of
Anaconda
Richard Peckham
About the City News
Main Street
Ruth Libos
P’ Studio
Montana Hot
Mary Oestells
Yester
Prosser
Locust Street
Miss Jamieson
East Fourth Street
Tad Cleiply
Standas
Park Avenue
Chestnut Street
Schneider
Count
East Third
The
Woman's Club
Laxton & Fitzgerald's
A. B. MacDonald
Sanitarium At
Galen
Portland Surgical Hospital
Knights
Ladies of Security
Mary Twancevich
A.B. Ferris
Ktrunk
Schlappi
Alfred C. Torgerson
Corp
Emil Torgerson
437Th
Were Squadron
New York
France
Adriatic
Vivian Cota
Vivian Griswold
Alice Dolan
Madeline 'S
Donald Converse
Leon
John Ferguson
Franklin A
Butte
Marie Nash
Acacia Lodge No
Masonic Temple
Peckham
Richard Hayes Paneral
Laretto
Wells & Fisher Comedy
Sherman & Balcom
the Mystic Garden
Necromantic Novelty
Bob Milliken
Taketa Brothers
the Reliable Pathe News
Bluebird
Gladys
Leslie
McDonald’s Chocolates
Sweet’s Chocolates
ARTIC
AMON
Keppler Jewelry Co
R. B. Lewis
Anaconda National Bank
Capital
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