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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 25, 1919
Page
13
Advertises a west side six room house with hot water heat and a large second floor two parlor. It is described as in a very fine place and offered at 5500 dollars with terms.
Lieut. Col. D Say Stivers expresses gratitude for a book of remembrance sent by friends in this city and Butte. He notes the sentiments were warm and unique and the gift gave him immense pleasure, thanking contributors sincerely for their kindness.
Ranchers in town after a winter storm voiced relief and desire for heavy snowfall to secure water for crops. They cited worries that a thin snowpack could hurt next season’s yields unless substantial snow arrives before spring.
Anaconda Knights of Columbus announce a groundhog day rabbit hunt on February 18 with Deer Lodge and Little Slackfoot participants. Last year’s Race Track event ended quickly as rabbits were all caught. this year invites Deer Lodge travelers and local hunters to join under strict safety rules with shotguns only.
The old time canine Moose, once homeless, is back on patrol at Opportunity Moose and Heeve now guard the security beat and boast strong olfactory skills. He notes a change as drunks no longer linger in alleys, yet remains eager to tell canine friends about Ombers ran and Connolly.
Mrs. Otto Anderson receives a letter from Captain J Feeley Jr describing Private Ernest Anderson of Company F First Georgia killed in action near Hauteville de Monville, his grave marked and noted as a brave, devoted soldier. The captain expresses comfort in the sacrifice and honors the son’s memory.
A letter to De Lodge county legislators urges three ideas from veterans groups and opposes monuments for dead soldiers while proposing a rehabilitation temple focusing on education and vocational support for injured veterans. Signers include Mrs York, Flore Tromet, Carroll Smith, and others. A second note from a citizen argues for a monument built in a state building dedicated to rehabilitation and liberty, rather than marble statues. Brunswick game recap follows.
Under Sheriff Whalen and Deputy Rorle announced charges against Lundmark Isaacson and others as cabin robbers and set testimony for the Sam Glervon trial. 1919 automobile licenses arrived with James Hayes and W J Collin among the first users.
Alco taxt and phone listings surface with local business notes. Anaconda taxi service, coal companies, social dance, and multiple city visits by residents are logged along with funeral attendance and military moves.
The Livingston meeting of county officials drew 43 of 43 counties represented with 84 commissioners in attendance. Officials called the gathering one of the best and most enthusiastic in association history, saying it was both constructive and interesting.
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