Parochial Scholars Drive War Stamp Purchases
Parochial scholars in the city organize a thrift drive to buy war savings stamps and certificates. Catholic schools plan campaigns this week with talks by local leaders, church events, and card parties to raise funds for Uncle Sam. Mary Mozuanich and Louis Zarak wed, while St Mary’s, Holy Savior, and Sacred Heart host thrift activities and mass reminders for 1918.
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Hutte
Sam
Maly Savieville
Joseph Kedellin
Mary Mozuanich
Michael Pirnat
Charles Mudro
Holy Savior Church
Stephen, Kolar
Holy Savior School
Meager
At Mary's Church
St. Mary's Hell
St.Mary's School
St. Mary's
Louie Zarak
Frances Osterman
Father Venus
Sacred Heart Church
George Baldean
Anna Baldean
Alter Society of Sacred Church
Sacred” Heart
J. M. Venus
Father Casey
Mount St. Charles College
Helena
Church of St. John the Evangelist
T the Childdren
Minimum price for hogs in Pacific states
San Francisco January 20 a voluntary agreement sets a new minimum price for hogs in California Oregon and Washington involving over 800 pickers and federal officials The price is set at one cent under the Chicago market to assure a sale for producers while retailers won t raise prices The plan aims to prevent price declines and stabilize hog output for slaughter next season
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California
Oregon
Washington
United States
Federal Food Commissioner
Food Administration
Chicago
Joseph Catton
Food
Packers
Federal Livestock Commission of California
Ralph P. Merritt
Montana Draft Records Show Low Montana Percent Certified for Service
The report to the secretary of war details first draft results in Montana with 77 percent of men certified for service, among the lowest nationwide. It notes per capita figures by state, enlistment credits vs gross quotas, and the exemption outcomes, revealing Montana’s 60 percent ratio of enlisted to quota and about 32 percent called to appear before exemption boards.
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H. Crowder
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Idaho
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Oregon
Wisconsin
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Oklahoma
National Guard
Maine
Sylvania
Alabama
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Pennsylvania
Wyoming
War surgery methods described by Dr Witherspoon
Dr T C Witherspoon outlines war surgery as a simple mechanical process, emphasizing infection elimination, cleaning dead tissue, and disinfection. He notes bullet wounds from ground contact pose higher infection risk and highlights the role of antiseptics in preventing infection.
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Unitarian Church
England
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Railway Trainmen Do Their Bit in War Effort
Cleveland sources report the Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen with 160000 members worldwide has over 5000 in military service. The group pays death and disability claims and continues dues for active service while supporting the U.S. and Canadian war effort. President W G Lee notes 40000 switchmen and 120000 yard workers are ready to aid government aims.
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A C M To Announce Schedule Change At Butte Mines
Anaconda Copper Mining Company to issue an official order changing shift hours at all Butte properties. New schedule aims to relieve peak morning and evening transit strain on the railway system. Three shifts set for miners and surface workers with start times to be announced tonight.
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Butte
Y Company
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Centerville
Governors Reply On Prohibition Message Sent To Governors
Chicago report lists governors responses to a federal prohibition amendment appeal. Colorado Colorado’s next regular session expected to consider ratification. Nevada echoes hope for ratification with new legislature after November elections. Illinois Iowa and Texas leaders express review or ongoing consideration. Oregon pledges support at next legislature meeting.
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Jan G. Hineshaw
Prohibition National Committee
Ma’ Bublic
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Colorado
Nevada
Frank C. Lowden
Imnets
Keith Neville
Nebraska
James M. Cox
Ohio
Legis
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Florida
P. Hobby
Texas
Withycombe
Oregon
Old booze blamed now for coal show
Chicago January 20 W G Hinshaw chairman of the prohibition national committee said the liquor trade drives coal shortages by consuming 740000 tons of coal annually and using about one million freight cars for beer shipments. He claimed if those cars moved coal instead, over 20000000 tons would have been distributed from mines.
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Chicago
W. G. Hinshaw
Prohibition National Committee
United States
Psychological tests for all enlisted men
Washington January 20. The War Department orders psychological testing for all newly appointed officers and enlisted men. Aimed at weeding out the mentally unfit, the program will classify personnel for promotion and assign specialized training at camps Lee and Devens. Medical, educational, and capacity assessments will determine suitability for service and future postings.
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War Department
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Gorgeon
Hon
Alviaiona
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Avanologie
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Perat
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Lee
Devens
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Coe Neale
IPE BATING CHARGED AFTER BEATING CASE AT HOME
Detectives Powell and Morrison took Dan Mavetich into custody after his wife Mrs. Mavetich accused him of beating her at their residence on 07 Dennison Street in Butte. The arrest followed a police complaint filed by the wife.
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Powell
Morrison
Six men charged with gambling in Butte arrest
Detectives Frank White and Too Horses arrested six men in Butte on gambling charges. Named are Peter Deimos, Peter Derte, Charles Jacobs, Charles Roe, Tom Cronin and Sam Sachis. Each posted $50 bonds for release.
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Butte
Frank White
Musterole Promoted For Neuralgia And Aches
Old newspaper ad extols Musterole ointment for neuralgia throat chest and general pains. Claims relief by drawing out inflammation and soothing temples and neck with mustard oil. Describes uses from croup to rheumatism and warns hospital sizes priced at $2.50 per jar.
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