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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 03, 1919
Page
14
City health officer Dr J M Sligh orders pamphlet publication detailing infectious disease regulations and food coloring rules. It covers sausage labeling, cereal and water limits, allowed dyes, and required sanitation for public food spaces with notices for carpenters and scouts to join July Fourth parades.
The July quake left Borgo San Lorenzo in ruins with the cathedral destroyed and hundreds of buildings damaged. Military relief distributes clothing and food while disorganization yields to aid. A Florence canteen truck delivered first supplies, aided by Y M C A volunteers and doctors.
Anaconda's Fourth of July parade will highlight World War Veterans marching in formation. Officials expect strong turnout as many veterans have returned since Memorial Day, and residents are urged to carry flags and cheer as the veterans pass.
Building trades will not meet Friday and notices from Copper City and W O W warn of dues due June and books closing July 6. Families head to Boulder for the state deaf mutes convention July 3 to 6. Anode club shortstop L A Varnadore on two week Thermopolis trip. Varney to play for Thermopolis on July 4. Conductor Bert Merwin ill. Lou Savage covers afternoon run. Anaconda grants two extra lawn sprinkling hours 6-9 am and 6-10 pm amid ongoing water concerns. Mrs Joseph Clure and daughter to Detroit to join Mr Clure. brief stop in Great Falls en route.
Great Falls July 2 A Washington telegram to Director Scott Leavitt states Congress allowed cut funding, reversing yesterday’s closure order for all Montana offices. Anaconda Knights of Columbus announce Friday 10 30 a m meeting at K of C club for Fourth of July parade with each member to carry a small flag.
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