Experimental Influenza Serum Treatment Gains Debate
The influenza epidemic shows waning in parts but danger remains. Reports discuss an experimental anti influenza serum from Dr. Rosenow and Mayor hospital staff at Rochester Minnesota, with 250 centimeters distributed to local doctors for trial. Dosing starts at half cubic centimeter, moves to one full centimeter after seven days, then one and a half centimeters after another week, with non mandatory use. Some clinicians report temperature changes and patient improvement, while costs vary from free to 20 dollars per injection. The American Medical Association endorses the serum, though results are inconclusive.
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Onda
Board of Health
United States
Rosenow
Mayor
Rochester, Minn
American Medical Association
Ma Brothers
Br. W. F. Cogswell
State Board
Tratis
Offenders Enrich the City Coffers in Court
Three young men who broke into a woman's home in the old Mainville District and caused a disturbance were fined 50 dollars each after a police court session. A second youth, who slapped two girls while intoxicated, claimed booze caused his actions but, under age, faced admonishment. A woman summoned to court forfeited her bond, with five others posting varied amounts.
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Mainville
Croatian Society Elects Officers for the Year
The Croatian Society elected officers for the ensuing year with Nick Bosanac as president and Charles Cor as vice president. Joseph Drazich became corresponding secretary, Gary Panei the financial secretary, Louis Skodlich the treasurer, and a committee on finances listed John Mihelich John Antonie and John Kalafatic. Other members include Mathew Kuean and Dr M W Feenan on an ik committee.
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Regula
Noroatin Society
Folwink
Nick Bosanac
Charles Cor
Joseph’ Drazich
Gary
Joseph
Panei
Louis Skodlich
John Mihelich
John Antonie
John Kalafatic
Mathew Kuean
M. W. Feenan
Last Day of the Red Cross Drive Prompts Final Sacrifice
The city braces for the final Red Cross drive push with noon signups underway at Montana hotel booth run by Mrs ten Cornelius and the Floreyes sisters and at the post office by Mrs Mary Fisher and Miss Mary Seaton. Funeral services for Mrs Margaret Shackleton were held at Mahoney chapel with pallbearers named. The post office stamp windows stay open late to handle Christmas mail volume.
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Montana
Ten Cornelius
Margaret Shackelton
Mahoney Under
Jem
Peter's Church
Nent
Mount Carmel
William Kelcher
David Davis
William. Pippy
John "Davis
Peter Casey
Alexader Morin
Deer Lodge County War Savings Drive Seeks $280000
A 1918 Deer Lodge County appeal requests residents to subscribe to war savings stamps totaling $280000, citing past shortfalls and crop failures. The War Savings Committee urges guarantors to honor pledges and for others to contribute at least 15 percent to reach the goal. The campaign notes nearly $270000 in stamps already sold as of today.
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Deer Lakes
Sonty
Sampaen
Georns Co Taernon
Jane Sie
Welstorde
Nesterday
Anaconda
Montana
Deer Lodge
WAR Savings Committee
Iron Workers Honor Associate Memory Arthur Tucker
The Anaconda No. 81 bridge and structure iron workers wage tribute to Corp. Arthur Tucker who died in France. At the last meeting a memorial honored his sacrifice and service to liberty. The memo notes Tucker’s cheer, devotion to family, and duty to country, offering condolences to his parents.
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Arthur Tucker
France
Anaconda
United States
Themu
Rena
Art
Tucker
Buckly Preston
J.B. Turner
Hugh A. Laire
Christmas Note From France Mentions Ha Ha Prank
J P Christie receives a Christmas greeting from Major Dunn formerly of Anaconda now with the gat and aioe corps at stanlon eld France. The card jokes about sending Christmas cards and giving the ha ha to the German prisoners as Allied forces succeed.
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J.P. Christie
Af Dunn
Gat and
Aioe Corps
Missing Soldier William J Meklem Found Alive in Belgium
Letter postmarked November seventeenth reveals Private William J Meklem attached to the 261st Infantry is alive after being listed missing in action since September twenty eighth. He was wounded in action and discharged from a Belgian hospital. Relatives thank neighbors, friends, and organizations for support during their loss.
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Franke Ihney
William J. Meklem
Belgium
K. of C
Sons of Veterans
B. Is. W
James H. HU
Montana Boy Bible Stops Bullet in Heroic Tale
A Montana boy carried a Bible that he said saved his life when a German sniper fired at him during World War I. The Bible's miracle was cited as he collapsed in No Man's Land, while stretcher bearers moved in to treat him and his fellow soldiers.
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Caldwell
Mont
Meat Packers Blamed At Hearings On Regulation Bill
Washington hearing records debate on meat packers dominant control across related industries. FTC Chairman Colver warns wholesale groceries on a camp basis face extinction within years if current trends continue. He cites packers expanding into salmon and other sectors as price increases lack economic justification.
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Washington
Vec
Colver
Federal Trade Commission
House Interstate Commerce Committee
Ranking Colonel Is Under Arrest In Washington D C Case
Late today Colonel Wolven was arrested and to be court martialed over irregularities in government funds for land light and heat. He allegedly drew house computations. he and his family live at Stonecamp near the military reservation. The officer, long fast-tracking in the regular army, faces trial by a high court with two lieutenant colonels aboard. He may not leave the military reservation or his home during confinement.
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Con
Doseph D. Leitch
Ena
An Corder
Wolven Res
W With
Stonecamp
Washington, D.C
Wolven
Ina
Deaeon
Gener Leitch
Bris
F Son
George Conway Dies Veteran Manager in New York
George Conway, veteran manager who directed the original Tom's Cabin company on a European tour, died at his home in New York today. Born in Philadelphia, he debuted in 1866 supporting Edwin Booth at the Chestnut Street Opera House.
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George Conway
New York
Ihanager
Mr. Conway
Philadelphia
Edwin Booth
Chestnut Street Opera House
May Communicate With Returning Boys By Wireless
Relatives of soldiers returning from overseas may communicate with them by wireless and receive answers under a navy department agreement announced by the local district officer. Messages sent via wireless will be transmitted along the same route as other messages to ships in port.
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New York
Navy Department
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