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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 19, 1918
Page
2
Helena Dec 18 Scott Leavitt state director of the federal employment service notifies Montana bureaus that employers seeking an soldiers discharge must send the affidavit of two persons showing essential industry. The soldier then applies to his commanding officer and submits the affidavit.
Deer Lodge reports on court proceedings and school health as influenza closes the public school briefly. A wedding at the Presbyterian manse unites Will Robinson and Hazel Mann with few witnesses. Social news covers visits, illnesses, and gatherings at homes of Mrs. Barnhill and Mrs. Zur Ruehien.
The Rathbone and Mathbone families report progress toward recovery from Spanish influenza, while Mrs Norris, wife of ex Governor Norris, remains ill at the Rathbone home. Mrs Melton and son Monte depart for Missoula to join Mr Melton after army service, then proceed to Baker City for Christmas with Henry R. Melton and Edith Melton. Brown's Bridge sale of Joe Trowns near Melrose transfers to Crook McGowan Sheepmen. Brownson, president of the State panic, returns from Murray hospital after an operation to resume duties at the bank.
Masons elect officers for the 1919 year at Deer Lodge lodge with Grover Aldrich and others named to finance committee. Also notes bowling tourney canceled in Missoula due to influenza and wartime service, a wedding in Dillon, and J Selwyn Jody named head of Montana state speakers bureau for Near East relief fund campaign.
Unconfirmed reports from London state Odessa may be occupied by Vetlura’s Ukrainian forces allied with Petlura. Dispatches cite arrival of Petlura troops before Nikolaiev on December 10, with Ruslan volunteers retreating and Germans not intervening. Odessa’s population exceeds 1.2 million, largely refugees from Russia.
Secretary Glass asked charitable organizations raising funds by subscriptions to refrain from implying acceptance of Liberty bonds or war savings stamps unless they intend to invest them as endowment funds. He warned that buying past issues and reselling on the open market could depress prices and hinder government borrowing on favorable terms.
The American Hotel association held an executive session to plan a nationwide fight against a proposed constitutional amendment and an emergency agriculture bill. John W. Davis presented credentials as American ambassador to Britain. Washington discussed national ship policy and a new secretary of marine at Jan 22-23 shipping conference. Captain Harry W. Ford of Detroit died of pneumonia in New York. President Wilson hosted the French institute arrangement with M. Hanotaux. Representative Phelan of Massachusetts was elected chairman of the House Banking and Currency Committee.
The remains of Joseph Medish, aged 32, lie in Dawn's Undertaking Parlor. Word of his death accompanies his family and friends as funeral arrangements are prepared.
Funeral arrangements announced for Harvey G Floyd at White parlors with Rev Carter officiating. Crichton funeral at Yors with Gelock contig AiK. Remains of Harry G Rouge, 37, died yesterday. White's par tural where funeral time to be announced by Rev Grownes.
Remains of Vinnie Norben and infant and wife and son of S A Sorber will be forwarded this evening from Daniela & Bilboa undertaking parlors to Hayfield Minnesota for interment. Unidentified elderly man remains at Daniels & Bibbon parlors with funeral announcement to follow.
Funeral arrangements announced for Katharine Brennan Emil Soguist J Cunningham John Hamble Frank Lokovich and others with interments in Holy Creek Cross Mount Maria and Denver services to follow. Card of thanks expresses gratitude to mourners and painters union groups. Remains are held at Walsh Richards Jackson Street and other funeral parlors with times to be announced.
Dawiels and Bilboa advertise embalmer tools and carriage equipment for auto and funeral service needs.
Nora J Adams 29 died in this city Tuesday morning remains at Sherman Reed s parlors to be sent to Watertown SD for burial Thursday. Roy Durbin died in this city Tuesday remains at Sherman Reed s parlors funeral notice in papers. Patrick J Sullivan aged 1 died yesterday morning survived by two sisters and one brother Mrs Walsh and others omitted.
Daly Shea Company listing shows phone 311 at 71K Park with SUNCIAL Duticrons and oMbaLaens noted in the Olive region listing.
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