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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 27, 1919
Page
3
A retrospective on four years of fighting highlights famous slogans and turning moments from Verdun to the Marne. It notes Libération phrases attributed to Joffre Petain and Pershing and quotes from Bullard Bundy Sims and Haig, showing how morale and resolve shaped Allied resistance.
Fred Burrows from York rose as the knockout artist of the Grand Fleet defeating heavyweights and drawing praise from ship officers aboard the Florida and Rodman’s squadron. His rapid two punch power and fearless tactics marked him as a standout in the recent London international boxing tournament.
Mrs Gourley Dunn Webb, noted as a leading woman golf professional, lays out an especially fine course in California. She stands as a rare female figure in American professional golf, signaling progress for women in the sport.
Chicago January 26 Morris Co packers in their financial report for the year ending November 2 1918 show net earnings of 4217858.84 on a capital investment of 53864994.28 or 7.53 cents per dollar of sales The cash in bank rose by over 3 million while liabilities increased slightly President Edward Morris says the statement notes dividends were small and the company kept products sold and avoided refinancing One third of profits went to stockholders and 30 percent of products were used to feed the army navy and allies 1600 employees volunteered or were drafted seven were killed in action
A 1919 horoscope warns of world trouble from Mars and Uranus, predicting conflicts, labor issues, and famine concerns across nations, while foretelling gains for workers and cautions on marriages and travel. An adjacent wartime incident describes a sentry clash and a soldier quickly disarming a guard, with a prompt retort about fate.
A fragmented roster lists killed in action died of wounds and disease, wounded and missing personnel including Lieutenant Berger from Mayville Wisconsin and Private Sam Rouder of Powell Ohio, among others. Also notes a public demonstration demanding a republic of Luxemburg and a Pittsburg Chronicle Telegraph item about a delayed train and a guard’s joke.
The New Berliner Zeitung reports Germany plans for an early invasion defense with 20 divisions to be reorganized. Army to guard returning Near East troops. soldiers wary of reenlistment. Hindenburg directs eastern border defense while west resistance by soldiers councils delays moves. Socialism fears and government ownership debates color the era.
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