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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 30, 1918
Page
3
A letter from a satisfied user commends the Aney medicine for treating ailments. The writer indicates high trust in the product and notes strong customer satisfaction and likelihood to recommend it to others. Confidence in the medicine's effectiveness is clearly stated.
Kilmer and Company launch a swamp policy campaign to show what swamp improvements could achieve. Local leaders weigh potential projects and public response, highlighting the company’s proposed actions and expected community impact.
Weaver notes receipts from the seal sale fund raised for war taxes and holidays, totaling about 4876.1 percent with 3400 raised by the seal and 788 from individuals and firms in Butte. Officers thank merchants and workers for booths and canvassing support during the campaign.
Frances Childs Prosser, long associated with Helena and early Montana settlers, died yesterday morning in Helena. Survived by sister-in-law Mrs. J. C. Pyle and other family members including Mrs. Prosser Reynolds of Hotelle and Mrs. Mark Daly. The Prosser family, prominent in state history, is noted among Helenas pioneers.
Washington dispatch notes freight shipments suffer new delays as steamers handle parcel post for the first time. Olt Praeger says deliveries between New York and Chicago are 12 to 24 hours late, and 24 to 48 hours late to the Pacific coast due to missed connections and other conditions. Mangoes and wigs are among the freight noted.
An explosion and subsequent fire at the Pioneer Lion chemical plant on the outskirts of Marquette early today destroyed the chemical department. Loss estimated over 100000 dollars. machinery cannot be replaced within six months. Initial reports of an incendiary were unconfirmed. Washington dispatches referenced state permit regulations.
Amsterdam reports a big general strike in Berlin announced for Monday. Leaflets failed to mobilize widespread action as unions did not cooperate and only a few factory workers struck. Separately, Baker proposes a home camp service to track soldiers in training and hospitals, enabling families to stay informed.
A fragmented report notes scarce patriotic coins in New Far as bakers struggle to obtain substitutes like wheat and rice flour. Wholesale prices surge, risking bakers being unable to ship Victory Toast without higher charges, signaling shortages and strained supplies.
Fragmented dispatch notes an American aviator from Highland Park, Mh. killed while returning from duty near Constantinople. Brief mentions of air attacks, Turkish warship Yavuz Selim Goeben, and grain price debates alongside political trials in France.
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