Anaconda Bank Statement 1918 Financials and Officials
The Anaconda National Bank of Anaconda Montana presents its balance sheet as of July 13, 1918, detailing resources and liabilities. Major items include loans and discounts, liberty bonds, deposits, capital stock, surplus, and circulation. Cash, reserves, and investments are listed alongside real estate, furniture, and bank assets. The cashier M A Fulmer attests the figures as true to the best knowledge and belief.
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U.S
Federal Feneres Bank
Federal Reserve Bank
Meiu
Charie Joune
State of Montana
State of
Montana
Anaconda
Mont
J. B. Edwards
Yeahw. James
Irectors
Notice to Electors in Deer Lodge County Montana
Notice is hereby given under the 1815 session laws that registry books for the primary nominating election to be held August 27 1918 close July 2 1818 at 6 p.m Electors may register by appearing before the county clerk at the courthouse in Anaconda before the deputy register justice of the peace or notary public in the manner provided by law FE Christensen Ex Officio County Registrar for Deer Lodge County Montana
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Anaconda
FE. Christensen
Deer Lodge
Montana
Anaconda Fourth of July Celebrations With Parade Preparations
Anaconda plans a festive Fourth with over 100 new flags decorating Waxing Pershing streets. The Great Pall e Aggregation arrives led by Ell Quigein to face local teams. lineup features E W Brown, Karl LaDuke, J D Shirer, A Marion and F J Sten among others as weather cooperates and the town enjoys a coordinated celebration.
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Anaconda
Sig Goodfriend
Sol
Sig
Allte
Ell
Quigein
E.W. Brown
Karl LaDuke
Hester
Adamson
J.D. Shirer
A. Marion
cen‘Fordan
A. N. Peter
F. J. Sten
Al Barnes Show Delights Anaconda Crowds Again
The Al G Barnes wild animal circus drew a large Anaconda crowd despite late arrival delaying tents. Officials postponed the afternoon performance for safety. The show, long rated highly here, introduced new features and a grand street parade honoring veterans with 298 stars.
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Ths
al G. Parnes Wild Animal Circus
Barnes
Anaconda
Cand
Historic building to be remodeled by school board
At a school board meeting it was decided to remodel the Daly building floor for drawing use. The clerk was instructed to advertise for bids. plans may be secured from M H Gerlach. The 1918 tax levy was set at 12 mills. C P Utterbach’s resignation as high school principal was accepted and Superintendent Dwyer was advised to secure a new principal.
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Stevening
Daly
M. H. Gerlach
West Commercial Avenue
C. P. Utterbach
W. K. Dwyer
Zonal Educational Association
Pittsburg
Beloved Child Anna Agnes Kee Laid To Rest
The funeral mass for Anna Agnes Keeps was held at Peter's church with a requiem high mass sung by Rev Father Tracy. Floral offerings expressed friends' sympathy for the bereaved mother. Interment followed in the family plot at Mount Carmel cemetery. Pallbearers included Thomas McGuire, Willa Fales, Edward Joyce, Wile Warm Callan, Ernest Cardinal, and Patrick Lee.
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Anna Agnes
Peter's Church
Father Tracy
Mount Carmel Cemetery
Thomas McGuire
Willa Fales
Edward. Joyce
Wile Warm” Callan
Ernest
Cardinal
Patrick Lee
City visitors and fraternal parade notices
Mr and Mrs Huchard H Mearts of Polson arrived for a visit with Mrs Mearts parents Mr and Mrs J T Watson. Red Men and visiting Hed Men urged to report at 8 18 a m for parade duties. Elks wearing uniforms invited to attend patriotic Fourth of July events at Hills hall and clubroom gatherings.
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Huchard H. Mearts of
Polson
City
Sachem
B. Davidson
Hills' Hall
Elks
Elena
ED W. C. Johnson
F .H. Clinton
Sainton
B. E.bailey
Town Notes and Animals Roam as Parade Moves On
A rambunctious billygoat disrupts a parade scene as bystanders scatter and a woman carries her frightened brood away. A farmer loses a parcel story shifts to a theater sign and a child’s prank leads to a mysterious empty envelope with Oh Boy musical notes. Also a physician warns on hydrophobia risks and animal cruelty prevention urged by Massachusetts society head.
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Princess Theater
New York
Margaret Theater
Ephc Santley
la Salle Theater
Chicago
Joseph Santley
Laurence Dorothy
Maynard
Hughosephine
Lillian Brennaie Faithrunn
Boy
Guy Holton
P. G. Wade
Jerome Kern
Georg Young
Judge Carter
George Telegrom
George
Rowley
Massachusetts Society For the Prevention of Cruelty To Animals
the Angels Pital
Foreign born soldier praises America in Anaconda letter
John Maslovar of this city received a letter from V. Lacey in Anaconda written by a Serbian-born soldier serving in France. The message extols American government spirit, laments war hardships, and predicts U S soldiers will return home to a welcoming Anaconda.
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John Maslovar
V. Lacey
Anaconda
France
Mr. Tacey
John
Ilun
Independence Day Message From The Nation
A wartime message extols American liberty as Prussian threats loom. It praises the armed forces abroad and pledges Red Cross support for wounded sailors and soldiers, while Secretary Daniels commends the navy and the nation’s resolve to defend freedom.
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Amercan
American Red Cross
Inds
United States
Neiples
Daniels
Naval Service
Gas mask types used by opposing forces
The text lists different gas masks used by opposing forces, naming American, English, French, and German models. It references Allied and enemy equipment, with a caption noting positions from left to right.
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Allied
National Film Service
French Independence Day message sent to U S cities
A French high commissioner in Washington reports that French soldiers and sailors will join Fourth of July celebrations in U S cities as living messengers of shared patriotism. The note highlights Franco American friendship and mutual confidence on Independence Day.
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Washington
Amersas
Amer
Andre ‘Tardiew
United States
France
New York
Toledo
Irs
Banking ledger fragment reveals assets and liabilities
An OCR reading shows a bank statement with figures for capital, surplus, undivided profits, taxes, and deposits. The document includes signatures and notary attestations dated 1818 and mentions custodial figures such as 52,717.89 and 23,947.79 among others, reflecting a financial disclosure from a historical bank report.
Safety First Order Bans Evening Grain Movement in Berlin
An official edict in Berlin prohibits moving corn or flour through streets after dark due to ongoing thefts. The measure aims to curb nighttime thefts and protect supplies, with enforcement likely by local authorities and checkpoints after sundown.
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Berlin
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