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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 18, 1917
Page
4
The author argues that buying the best selling, scientifically tested baking powder gives the greatest value. Calumet is praised as the top choice, popular with housewives for reducing waste and delivering satisfaction. The piece notes Calumet’s superior plant, quality, and up-to-date sanitary facilities.
Johanna Wans filed a damage suit in district court seeking 5000 dollars against William Hogs alleging he drove faster than 20 miles per hour and violated a city ordinance by not stopping for a street car discharging passengers on Sept 17 at Front and Nevada. The case cites serious injuries from the collision as she alighted from the street car.
The annual mortality rise for Montana turkeys will reach at least 220 this year. The figure will be presented to the Butte Electric Railway Company by its president W. A. Clark. Preparations for distributing the birds are underway in the railway offices.
The Girls Patriotic Association schedules a Thursday afternoon bazaar on December 20 at Garfield school to raise funds for the Red Cross. A range of Christmas gifts sales, plus a Christmas tree and program, are planned.
The Butte high school orchestra led by Miss Eleanore A Tenner will give a live concert before the rest of the students during the weekly general assembly Thursday morning.
Judge Lynch’s docket yesterday included ten divorce cases and two marriage ceremonies. Among the outcomes, several divorces were granted for desertion and non support. Ellen Kujampa’s suit was dismissed. The judge also performed weddings for Peter Godbout with Margaret Penaluna and JA Walker with Aliee Brennan.
Principal Bruce KE Millkin cites vaccination as a principal cause of absences this week at Butte High School. He notes smallpox prevalence in the city prompts vaccination and related sore arms and sickness. Many pupils work during the Christmas rush after school, with few absentees during the day as students from surrounding towns plan to return home Friday for vacation.
Washington December 17 Representative Royal C Johnson of Aberdeen 5 D enlisted today as a private in the regular army and was assigned to Camp Meade He has not resigned his seat in The house 4M STAHL DEAD Washington December 17 General Pershing reported the death of Howard C Stahl a field artillery Wagoner on December 14 of measles complicated by pneumonia His home was at Sidney
A promotional narrative describes a diet or film forming on teeth and claims a new activation method for pepsin to digest the film without harming teeth. It cites patents in five governments and extensive clinical tests to support a one week trial tube and coupon offer.
Law partner Geagan and Miss Ruth Lark quietly wed, after Geagan obtained a license to form a life partnership without records. The marriage occurred at Judge McClernan's home with no opposition, followed by a trip to Gregson. Mrs. Geagan, formerly with Hennessy, had no public record of the ceremony. Contempt case against Crystal Springs hotel proprietors continues next Saturday as state witness remains quarantined.
New offices are being constructed in the board of education suite in the Butte high school building. One will accommodate J Emory Thelm, clerk of the board, and the other is being built for Miss Elga M Shearer as superintendent of schools.
Walkerville residents rallied behind the Walkerville Naval Scouts with about 70 boys enrolled. Mayor P C Hollang and Aldermen W H Thomas Mathews Tom Whalen William Sweet and Joseph Berrin head the local commission as a recent open meeting featured the Butte Hawaiian imitators with Orvill Duffy and Floyd Clark.
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