Anaconda New L Ad Ladies Lend Charm To Rotary Club
Ladies take center stage at a Rotary Club event in Anaconda sharing humor and support for war efforts. Speakers include Fo S Adams on thrift stamps, Dr J M Sligh on the draft, and Red Cross progress. The evening featured musical acts, witty exchanges, and a plan to boost veterans’ work and a soldiers’ memorial building.
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Anaconda
Rotary Club
Montan
Stewart
Aackson
Horie
Butte
Anaconda Club
State Highway Commission
J. Bignose
Fo S. Adams
Deer Lodge
J. M. Sligh
Willanfellef Committee
Red Cross
W. B. McManamy
F. W. Peckover
C. J. Quinland
Cvilian -Relief Committee
Mary Morgan
Katherine Roach
Isadore Figen
Tanner
L. E. Jones
W. J. Johnsson
Dr. Albright
DR. MacRae
MacRae
E. E. Moore
Copper City
Charley Branscome
Tin Lizzy
Dr. Sligh
Mayor Hussey
Earth
Senator Harper
Louis Bender
Capron
Jimmie Johned
George Voyer
John Wenger
Dr. Macdonal
George Jackson
Montana
Tom Stewart
Fred Laist
JW Jackson
Bowman
Cameron
Sparrow
Rotary Honors Death Of Mrs Stagg In Anaconda
A Rotary Club meeting in Anaconda adopts resolutions mourning the death of Mrs J P Stagg. The tribute praises her Red Cross work, kindness, and devotion to community service during the war. The group expresses sympathy to her bereaved family and forwards the resolutions to the club region.
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Stuss
Jackson
Rotary
Anaconda
J.P. Stagg
Red Cross
Charge Dismissed and New Charge Filed in Local Court
A confusing sequence shows a felony charge dismissed while a new charge is filed by Jerney Moreau. The defendant remains in custody and is set to answer to the new accusation in Pringle's court, with unity legal code and counsel involved.
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Jerney Moreau
Thce Pringle
Unity Legal Codn
Montana Wows Saws at Chicago Show
A fragmented report lists attendees and names including Thester R Spent Jr, Merle Davis, Ro Stimson, Henry Henley, and Freid Kane at a Chicago event, with mentions of Montana participants and local ties. The text is incomplete but suggests a regional showcase or gathering featuring craftsmen and visitors.
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Saws
Chicago
Thester R. Spent Jr
Martin
Freid Kane
Merle Davis
Stimson
Kansas City
Henry Henley
Butte
Half Billion for Road Betterments Scrutinized
General Hines forecasts higher total capital outlays for railroad extensions and improvements than the 500 million dollar estimate, with orders for new cars and locomotives possibly falling short of 200 million. The emphasis shifts to the broader capital program and its impact on the transportation sector.
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Wil Ailroad
Railroa
Hines
Joan Mee 13 Praised as a Gallant Soldier
Mrs. James Mee received a letter from Lieutenant Arthur E. Whittemore of the 168th Infantry reporting the death of Private J Mee on April 6 1918 during trench operations east of Champagne. The letter honors his bravery at Sergy and notes the graves registration bureau will guide burial details as plans for remains were unsettled.
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James Mee
John Mee
France
168Th Infantry
Raine
Champagne
Chateau Thierry
Ume
Sergy
Towa
Ameri- France
A.B. F
Arthur E. Whittemore
Baldhead Hosts Rally to Oppose Alcohol Limit Measure
Protestors from national medicine makers and Utah druggists urge the Utah legislature to defeat a house bill limiting alcohol in patent medicines and preparations marketed as remedies. The campaign targets products ranging from hair restorers to perfumes and other medical preparations.
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Baldhead
Salt Lake City
Utah
House of Representatives
Y ‘Nedical Fraternity
Sight of home drives two officers to plunge into harbor
New York on January 29 two army officers aboard the Scranton leaped into the lower harbor to swim ashore 200 yards to Brooklyn after explosives blocked their passage. Both officers were rescued by a small boat and then disappeared on landing. First Lieut HT Bours of New York and R S Rose signal officer were aboard the transport. A navy tug had promised to take them ashore but failed to appear on schedule.
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New York
Scranton
Brooklyn
Bourstardes
Rose
British Occupation Army’s Role in Rhineland
London editorial states allied contributions in the Rhineland will be numerically smaller than those of the United States. It notes British naval participation and responsibilities in other world regions have been considered in shaping postwar duties.
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London
Rhineland
United States
Alien Firearm Registry Advances in Deer Lodge County
Local sportsmen monitor a state effort as Hill Wardens and sheriff deputies enforce an alien firearms law. Since last March gun owners must report make, caliber, and manufacturer numbers and sign an affidavit. About 226 affidavits were signed, with eight 25 caliber Colt automatics linked to residents under police circles.
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Deer Lodge
Came
Pillid Carney
Offices of
Justice
Harteed
Mena
Ume
Former Anacondan Wins High Honor
Residents recall W. L. Walls of Anaconda who moved to Cody Wyoming and rose to attorney general. The Cheyenne Wyoming Star Tribune reports his appointment after years of legal practice, philanthropy, and political service. Walls built a bank building in Cody and stayed active in Republican county affairs.
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W. L. Walls
Anaconda
Cody
Wyo
Wyoming
Cheyenne
Wyoming St
Supremert
the Tribune
England
New ‘York
New York
Emony
Honored for Bravery by Croix de Guerre Recipients
The account notes one hundred men captured Vaux with eight French and fourteen Americans. Only seven survived to be reinforced, and one American, Sergeant West of the United States Marines from New York, wears the Croix de Guerre for exceptional bravery alongside the other six captors.
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Amer
Serthan West
United States Marines
New York
Vaux
Prohibition Debate Flares Over Montana Brew Houses
A visitor predicts Montana liquor ban will spur more homespun breweries with kitchen ranges as new stills. Chemists reportedly developed a non intoxicating syrup for home production, but adding sugar and yeast may yield a strong intoxicant, drawing interest from local bootlegging factions as dry states report brisk syrup sales.
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Montana
Senators discuss labor situation in the Senate
Washington, Jan 29. Senators Kenyon of Utah and Morrison of Colorado, along with Lewis of Illinois, debated the nation’s unemployment prospects. Lewis criticized labor-condition statements while Morrison and Leary of Labor defended them, but Lewis maintained optimism for America's industrial future.
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Washington
Ate
Kenyon
Utah
Colorado
Lewis
Ilinois
Leary
Morrison
Americ
Melting Pot Idea Deemed Delusional by Officials
A Washington report attacks the melting pot concept as delusion and warns that a four year immigration freeze would shield American workers from unfair competition during industrial readjustment. It cites Bolshevik influence and fears foreigners and revolutionaries flooding the country if the policy fails.
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Washington
Jan
House
Care Trea
Russia
Sage Tea and Sulphur Hair Darkening Remedy
Grandmother used a home brew of Sage Tea and Sulphur to darken faded hair. Advertises a ready-to-use compound sold by downtown druggists that restores natural color after one or two applications. Apply with a comb or brush to damp hair for quick results.
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Saya Everybady
Sloan's Liniment Ad for Rheumatism Relief
When you suffer from rheumatism the ad promises relief for muscle soreness and joint stiffness caused by weather. It touts Sloan's Liniment as clean, refreshing, soothing, economical and quickly effective with sizes 30c 60c and 1.20.
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Sloan
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