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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 24, 1918
Page
7
The principal branch endorses the Standard located at 119 North Main Street, Butte. Telephones list business and editorial departments with extensions 422 and 423. Advertising rates are available on application.
A sale note highlights diamond solitaires ority oo Iv perfec tanee as superior stones and mentions a large number mounted in Wekarat gold rings offered at prices from $70 to $100, noting extra fine quality in every piece.
A collection of brief notices from Butte lists visitors and travelers: Orton Brook visitors from Harlowton, E W Reichert from Basin, Mrs Owen of Dillon, L Dr Wilkinson of Billings, T Jacobs of Harlowton, Mr and Mrs Tom Vendergas of Jackson, D A McDaniels of Great Falls, Lenore Munger of Lewistown, William Roberts of Great Falls, Mr and Mrs Schulz of Dillon, Mr and Mrs Banks of Great Falls, Sergt R Fisher of Great Falls, J I Reed of Helena, Claude N Bielenberg and W Bielenberg of Deer Lodge, and E Schmidt of Bozeman. Also notes hotel registrations, a cigar ad, sleigh ride at Butte High School, and a school sleigh trip from the Rone ranch with chaperones Gertrude Ryan and L E Dickinson. The piece closes with a stray line about speech forms from Asia.
The article previews tennis season fashion with smart skirts and blouses on attractive lines. It highlights a white Roshanara crepe skirt paired with a tucked blouse and a light weight hat featuring a Khakt-kool crown as a complete ensemble for players.
A lively stage piece by Bayard Veiller unfolds a seance theme with a mind reader and a mystery of murder. Mme La Grange demonstrates powers as a skeptical audience probes the killer among a group, ending with a dramatic unmasking and a twist.
The play centers on Helen ONeill as investigators probe a murder with blame cast across many. Mine La Grange strives to save her child while the ensemble delivers balanced performances enhancing the sharp mystery and stagecraft.
Union leaders and mediation commission met after the packers refused to comment on the talks. They submitted a letter outlining demands and warned that unless progress occurs by Christmas production could halt. Government takeover of plants was proposed as a possible remedy during the war.
The Spectator commentary by John st. ta-.oney compares the United States entering World War I to a lunar eclipse, describing an inexorable shadow that grows from a minor outline to totality. It warns that America and Germany face a fateful year, urging Prussian observers to tremble at the blood and hate on display.
A report from Blair County Pennsylvania describes an elk raid in force tearing up crepe and damaging trees at a protected property. State authorities at the capitol have received the accounts noting repeated damage. Local officials urge caution as assessments continue.
Belgian government insists on unconditional independence, reparation, and full sovereignty with no territorial aggrandizement. Vatican notes neutrality and urges justice while urging respect for Belgium’s rights and international obligations amidst ongoing war negotiations.
Duluth Minn Jan 2 Bishop James McGoldrick head of the Duluth diocese for 27 years died suddenly tonight from acute indigestion after a day of consulting physicians. He celebrated his fiftieth anniversary this year and was noted for civic and church work across the district.
The Swedish mission of Dakota and Por Mae Rose Mr Olson of Aman announce the funeral of Wil Tarnaman. It will be held at nursing afters Rev Me White's chapel this afternoon at the Whites undertaking. Time of the funeral to be announced later.
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