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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 06, 1919
Page
9
A vintage newspaper advertisement urges readers not to let a cold keep them home, touting King’s New Discovery as a safe, reliable remedy for coughs, colds, and bronchial attacks with 60¢ and 1.20 prices. Another ad extols Dr King’s New Life laxative as a gentle but effective relief, with a 25¢ price and bold claims of “Tonite in action.”
Investors cheer as a 40 ton ore shipment yields 64 in silver, 24 percent lead and 12 percent zinc per ton. Stockholders, upbeat, anticipate a bonanza under new management. Judge Albert F Hayden in Roxbury district court refused to issue a manslaughter warrant for Frank Pacheco of News Bedford. A boxer known as Young Frankie Britt led in a bout with Terry McGoys of Philadelphia Monday night, and McGoys was fatally injured. Britt was released. Judge Hayden found no brutality evidence.
Firefighters from Anaconda battled a tough blaze in a barn garage at Sladich Pax 09 East Park Avenue early yesterday. A lantern left near the car likely toppled as a Chinook wind fanned the flames. The new delivery truck was damaged beyond use and had to be shot to end the fire. Five boardinghouse residents, including five children, were taken outside by responders with no injuries reported. Fire Chief Collins praised the crew's courage amid severe conditions.
Mountain View Code No 29 IAM installs officers led by Walter Baker as president and Walter Maker as president elect. Other positions filled include Thomas Sulview vice president, secretary treasurer Alex Smith, Frank Peppin sentinel, Joe Deustee trustee 18 months, with reform talks on lodge cooperation and member support. Home service division expands dressing care and soldier family aid, under David Halbrook guiding civilian relief in the northern division.
A post office notice lists remaining uncalled for letters for the week ending January 4 1913. Names include Peter Harland and Ross Cas with details truncated in the fragment.
A compilation of numerous individuals including Mam Claridgs Clarence cota Mrs J Diamond Dutty Patrick Foley Pat W A Griffing D F Hallahan Johnnie Helmecks Willis Hardiman Harry Jones Samuel Lindsay Mo L Long Alex Mitchell E Meyers Mahone Ed McCray A H McCormack Gerald Shaughnessy E Swanson Peter Stepovich Thomas Mahone Ed McCray plus several married names and a few foreign noted figures.
Private W writes from a distant post describing hard duty and mud in camp. He mentions travels across the states and ocean, mentions Anaconda connections and friends Tom Jones and Glen, notes clippings about deaths of Ernest Heal and Harry Brolin, and expresses longing to return home with fond memories of old times.
The World producer earns praise for a masterful production returning to Margaret for matinee and evening showings. Robert Herron William Gish and Ben Alexander lead standout performances with Dorothy Gish and George H Seigmann delivering superb support. The film sequence highlights Allied soldiers and the Kaiser with Uncle Sam’s arrival climaxing the spectacle.
Elizabeth Donohue age fifteen months died yesterday at the family home 615% Direc street She is survived by parents Mr and Mrs Patrick O Donohue and two sisters Mary Margaret and Josephine Funeral arrangements have not been completed.
Sergt. R C Pattinson of Company D 150th machine gun battalion now with Company A 141st Infantry writes from Ervy France that he has recovered from wounds and looks forward to returning. He recalls serving in the Argonne and Flenders fronts, says he would not trade his experiences, and mentions his unit moving after hospital stay while his old division serves in Germany. He notes no mail for over two months due to hospital assignment.
A dense jumble of items lists meetings for K of P Rebekahs Lady Moose Tythian Sisters and A D H along with ads for taxi service optics furniture and jewelry. Also notes arrivals from Helena Butte and a funeral service for Patrick Lacey with church procession plans.
Notice to stockholders of Daly Bank and Trust Co of Anaconda Montana. Meeting set for January 9 at 10 a.m. to elect five directors and conduct other business at the bank office at Main and Park. Signed Bowman and Harrington. Anaconda December 23 1918. Also notices in district court about voluntary dissolution of Allin Saunders Lumber Co with 35 days for objections. Clerk White. January 6 1919.
The clippings report multiple funeral notices for Anna Elizabeth w and family in a messy OCR. It notes burial arrangements at St Peters church and Mount Carmel cemetery, with interments and masses listed, and mentions Herbert Robards to be forwarded to Kentucky. Names include Anna Elizabeth w, Finnegan, Benson, Robards, and Mount Carmel.
Creditors of Thomas McMinn deceased are notified to exhibit their claims with vouchers within four months after first publication. The administrator James S. Jamieson directs claims to be sent to Team 3 Daly Bank & Trust Co. in Anaconda Montana. Dated December 1918. Charles E. Avery, attorney for executor.
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