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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 04, 1918
Page
3
Mrs Smith of Ely Nevada says Tanlac steadied her nerves after a severe breakdown. She describes insomnia fatigue and poor appetite improving from the first dose and now sleeping well and enjoying meals. The testimonial notes local drug stores Fuller Drug and Newbro Drug in Butte.
In a letter Frank W. Haskins county food administrator and Alfred Atkinson state food administrator exonerate Dr. H. C. Gardiner from charges of aiding Deer Lodge Valley Farms to hoard flour. Atkinson notes reports were rumors and commends Gardiner for aiding the administration with his excellent work.
June births total 126 with 63 males and 63 females, reports to city council. Infant deaths were high with 29 female and 21 male fatalities. Contagious diseases led to 61 quarantined cases, 238 rooms disinfected, and 173 people treated. emergency operations performed on 34 cases. Food safety issues found meat and fish damaged, with 1883 pounds of meat and 560 pounds of fish discarded. Produce losses included 1500 pounds of onions and 638 crates of vegetables destroyed.
The 1918 horoscope notes Mercury and Jupiter aspects favoring public speeches and debates but warns against personal appeals. It predicts investigations by Congress, storms in Canada and the U S, rising race issues affecting the army, and intrigue in Spain. It cautions discreet dealings for travelers born on the day and foresees clever yet changeable children.
Pipe Stone Springs, a famed pleasure resort, has been renovated and furnished throughout and is now open to the public under new management. A city is being made of the dining room as part of the improvements. Gus Stevens was bound over to the grand jury on bootlegging charges after a hearing before United States Commissioner LM Van Etten. Stevens was arrested at a Butte railway station with a suitcase full of whiskey it did not account for satisfactorily.
Coroner's jury ruled that John Carabecos died from a blood clot caused by being crushed when earth fell on him at the 1300-foot level of the Never Sweat mine. The accident occurred about a week earlier according to the report.
United States Attorney B K Wheeler and Deputy J H Baldwin will conduct one court trial in Helena. Wheeler will depart for Helena on Saturday and Baldwin on Friday.
Yeoman Ralph W. Miller reported from New York on June 13 that the transport Lincoln, attacked by a German submarine after leaving the French coast, had 600 men aboard when hit in bow and stern. He described explosions, rafts, and rescue by destroyers, noting 26 men lost. Miller also spoke of naval training and reassuring mothers about dangers.
Builders are invited to submit bids to the building committee of Montana Wesleyan College Helena Montana until July 25 1918 for the construction of a first dormitory. Plans and specifications are at the offices of George S Carsley and Haire Link associate architects. Right reserved to reject any and all bids.
The army casualty roster details 85 names with categories killed in action 18 died of wounds 9 died of accident and other causes 6 died of disease 4 wounded severely 12 missing in action 3 killed in Lieutenants and sergeants from multiple states and cities including Crawford Tarentum Pa Curry Plains Pat Cornell South Manchester Conn Hi Foley Philadelphia and many others confirming a broad national scope. The later corps list contains 40 names with killed in action 33 died of wounds 4 wounded severely 3 missing or previously reported.
Tacoma, July 3. Mrs. Rudolph A. Kal enborn of 226 South Tacoma avenue, a prominent Tacoma resident, was killed when a Camp Lewis auto stage skidded and rolled on the Pacific highway between the Country Club and Camp Murray. Eight Tacoma children were en route to entertain at the Liberty theater. only two were hurt. Her five year old daughter on her lap escaped unharmed. Kal enborn died after arrival at Camp Lewis hospital. Also in London, July 3, a government letter reported over a million American soldiers left for France, with headlines noting American troops in action and a landmark Independence Day arrival in foreign lands.
Washington on July 3 reports a credit of 100 million dollars to France raising total advances to date to 1.765 billion and total credits to the allies to 8.08159 billion. The comptroller of the currency issued a call for the condition of national banks as of the close of business on Saturday June 29.
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