Anaconda Implementing District No 9 sewer plan revealed
Anaconda Montana city council meeting July 1 1918 declared intent to form Special Improvement District No 9 to install a sanitary sewer along the west alley of block 110 and across Sixth Street to connect with block 78 sewer. Estimated cost about 600 dollars with six to eight feet depth and plans to be prepared by the city engineer. A public hearing on the district creation is set for August 11 1918 at 8 p.m. in the city hall. Also notes on election registry deadlines and a funeral announcement for Mrs Anna Laird.
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Anaconda
Mont
Deer Lodge
Montan
Montana
City of
Said
Sixth Street
Cial
Council
A.D. Dors. Davidson
Farmers in the drought district seek federal aid
Great Falls July 10 Farmers in the drought district prepared to ask federal aid as a meeting in Havre drew representatives from Teton Phillie Hill Valley Chouteau Toole Blaine counties. They reported no harvests and little feed for stock and agreed to furnish data by July 22 to back the appeal.
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Great Falls
Havre
C.D. Greenfield
Teton
Phillie
Hill
Power School ad seeks bids for new high school
DEER LODGE NEWS reports advertising to complete a new high school as bonds lacked full funding for the structure. Cement sidewalks grading and lawn planting are underway. The finished building aims to be among the state’s most attractive. Also covered are local social visits, travel plans, and a court case involving alleged pro-German sentiments.
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Uy Ay
Selva
Claude H. Lorimer
Rock Creek Lake
Wrovinlann
William Whitworth
Mixsourt Avenue
Hare
Yellow National Park
Biel’ Miller
Puget “Sound
Scott Zimmerman
Ovanda
Merman
Valston
Fred “Willis
William Castner
Gold Creek
HG. Walston
District “Court
Chicago
Missoula
John Laird
Anaconda
Laird
Fort F
Liard
Volunteers Offer to Spare Men for Camp Lewis
Charles Colbert and Arthur Charpentier, noted young men, volunteered to depart with ten registrants for Camp Lewis to substitute for twelve men from Helend who were rejected due to physical disqualifications.
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Gan Selena
Charles Colbert
Arthur Charpentier
Camp Lewis
Helend
Commission Montanans Named in Reserve Corps
Washington on July 10 issued commissions in the officers reserve corps to Montana men. Charles B. Carroll of Great Falls was named second lieutenant in the quartermaster corps, John M. Jacin of Lewiston second lieutenant quartermaster corps, and Eller J. Ellsworth of Fort William M H Harrison named second lieutenant quartermaster corps.
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Washington
Montana
Charles 8. Carroll
Great Falls
John M. Jacin
Lewiston
Eller J. Ellsworth
Fort William
Deer Lodge Farmers Meet In Deer Lodge Valley
A Deer Lodge Valley meeting of farmers and their hired help discussed wage fairness and haying season plans. They proposed a free employment bureau for labor registration to aid farmers in securing men at no cost, aiming to save time and coordinate hiring across fields.
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Deer Todge
Rumor Case Might Not Be Dropped In Court
Government faced by defeat as Butte Anaconda Pacific line dispute looms. Interpreting rebating allegations, General Counsel in Washington weighs whether to drop the matter. Court action concluded with government setback.
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George M. Bourg
Featert
Interstate Commerce
Washington
Butte, Anaconda & Pacific
Wan Repre
Eeans Watt Sodgers
COL. Agency
Fractional Days Not Considered in Fergus Court Ruling
A Fergus court case involving Dr Brown and Itisinek centers on the ruling that fractions of a May day are not to be considered in the proceedings. The decision focuses on procedural timing and a new trial notice filed for an afternoon session.
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DR. Brown
Pastor Pope Confirms Congressional Run Interest
Helena July 10 The Rev Joseph K Pope of Billings head of Montana Anti Saloon League and former Yellowstone County assembly member contemplates a Republican bid for Congress in the Second District He says no final decision has been reached yet.
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Helena
Joseph K. Pope
Billings
Anti- Saloon League
Montana
State Assembly
Yellowstone County
Congress
Pope
Merrick Smith Killed in Storm At Unnamed Locale
Fragmentary OCR reports a fatal event for Merrick Smith during a storm with heavy rain hail and wind. Widespread damage described to vegetation and livestock, with scattered references to goats and gardens. The text is garbled, hindering precise location, date, and agency details.
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Auissoula
Suty
Montana Pine Timber Granted for Aircraft Production
Helena July 10 It was announced that the state land board and the national forest service have given the aircraft production board authority to cut clear pine timber in Montana national forests for aircraft production This marks the first time Montana pine has been deemed useful in aircraft production.
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Helena
State Land Board
National Forest Service
Aircraft Production Board
Montana
Dillon Boy to Take California Bride
Announcement has been made of the engagement of Hazel Te Maurer of Los Angeles and Howard B Morse, son of Mr and Mrs George Morse of Ditton Mont. The bride elect is a Stanford graduate and a member of Chi Omega sorority. Morse is in the ordnance travel at Fort Hancock Ga. The wedding date was not set.
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Standard
Los Angeles
Hazel Te Maurer
One Maurer
Santa’ Barbara
Howard Bi. Morse
Ahd
George Morse
Ditton
Mont
Stanford University
Chi Mega
Soror Ity
Morse
Ordnance Travel
Fort. Hancock
Maurer
Schubert Estate Goes to Germans
Helena July 10 Herman Schubert formerly of Helena who died in San Francisco last April left an estate of 160000 to people and institutions in Germany and 1200 to the German Lutheran church in Montana A petition to probate the will has been filed here LaPee Missoula July 10 John Pawson on his first day as a brakeman on a logging road near Haugan northeast of the city was killed last evening when several cars fell while defending steep grade the loosened logs crushed him body to be shipped to Spokane where J J Paulson father resides
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Milwaukee
Great Northern
Lewistown
Mwaukee
Hust Teberg
Holbere
Ision
Butte
Billings
Clancy
Judith Gap
Fred Wear
Dodson
Great Falls
Wallace Douglass
Fred I. Douglass
Helena
Herman Schubert
San Francisco
Germany
German Lutheran Church
Montana
Ean
Lape
Missoula
John Pawson
Haugan
Spokane
J. J. Paulson
Uncle Sam as an Employment Bureau in Anaconda
Anaconda News reports at a Rotary luncheon Scott Leavitt of Great Falls frames labor as a battleground between radical elements and moderate workers. He cites Union and employer views, praises W. P. Capron and Thomas Stewart, and notes women in eastern factories proving adept, while highlighting wartime information restrictions.
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Anaconda News
Uncle Sam
Federal
Department of Labor
Scott Leavitt
Great Falls
Rotary Club
W. P
Anaconda
International Association of the Chios
Kansas City
James
Ai Rotarkin J. 4 In
TP Stewart
War Department
Ranchers Seek Law After Tar and Feather Plot Near Race Rack
In a Deer Lodge area scuffle, lower alley ranchers confronted a would‑be seducer of a soldier's wife. A meeting led to a tar and feathers incident plan which was abandoned. The man fled to Deer Lodge, then filed warrants against the ranchers, prompting county defense officials to review the case.
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Race Rack
France
Deer Lodge
County Council of Defense
Renfro Wins State Championship at Warm Springs
Renfro of Warm Springs wins the state championship in a skeet shoot. Norris of Hardin places second with 9 standings at 22 yards. Edwards of Houston and Menden Ball of Billings also contend as Shute of Dillon wins in a shootout over Mendenhall. The meet closes today.
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Asoxeman
Tana State
Ter Renfro
Warm Spriter
Norris
Hardin
G. le Becker Alan
Edodward
Houston
Texas
Renfro
Warm Springs
Mont
Menden
Ball
Billings
A Shute
Dillon
Mon
Sheyards
Ted
Shultz
Mendenhall
Knights Fall as Navigators Rally Late In Exhibition
The Navigators defeated the Knights in a foggy semi dark contest as visitors rallied with a five run burst in the sixth and eighth innings. Christy, McGeehan and Carroll led the visitors with timely hits while Knoyle and McGonigle supplied power for the home team.
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Knights of
Phippen
Taft
Iin
Carroll
Navigators
Phinpen
Jovich
Clark
Barich
Beaudette
Domitrovich
Hogan
Rudy
McEachran
Knowle
McGeehan
Steck Clark
Carol
Vich
McBuchran
Kall
Center Garden
Christy
Hensele
Knoyle
McGonigle
Baby boy funeral reflects shared community grief
The infant son of Mr. and Mrs. John J. Sullivan, who tragically died, was laid to rest after a Monday services at St. Paul's church. A large attendance and many floral tributes demonstrated widespread sympathy for the bereaved family.
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John J. Sullivan
Cedar. Street
St. Paul's. Church
Father Coopman
Local Funeral Attendees Include Sullivers and McGuirs
The list of attendees at the Buttes funeral includes Mr and Mrs Quin Sullivan and Mrs Alike Sullivan Mr and Mrs Joseph Whalen Mr and Mrs James Telly later Mrs Dennis Harrington Dennis Dunne John Murphy Mike Mullins Charles McGuIRn John McCarthy and Miss Nora Murphy Interment was in Mount Carmel cemetery.
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Buttes
Quin Sulliver
Alike Sullivan
Joseph’ Whalen
James Telly
Iater
Dennis Harrington
Dennis Dunne
John Murphy
Mike Mullins
Charles McGuirn
John McCarthy
Nora. Murphy
Mount Carmel Cet
Wager Prompts Car Hill Climb Demonstration
In Philipsburg on Monday Henry Peterson wagered his car could go uphill in high gear without shifting. He proved the claim by driving from the hill's foot to the top in high gear seven times with seven men watching, then collected the wager money and returned home.
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Philipsburg
Henry Peterson
Nyles
Peterson
Madadele Ion
Fr Walinis
Funeral for John Charles at Mount Carmel Cemetery
The private funeral for John Charles was held at the family home on Fourth Street with interment at Mount Carmel Cemetery as friends gathered to offer condolences. A separate report notes a 16 year old, son of Gus Sirobet, falling from a second story window above the Ant Theater, suffering a broken wrist.
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John Charles
M Who
St Fourth Street
Mount Carmel Cemetery
Gus ‘Sirobet
State Publishing Company
Dorr and Edgge Fined for Drug Act Violations
In federal court today Dorr was fined 25 dollars and costs for selling deleterious drugs to addicts. Ed Joy testified as chief witness in this case and in Raymond Edgge of Billings, who was found guilty on similar charges and fined 25 dollars and costs on two counts.
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Prevent
Tu —Arsnur Stuart
Ed Joy
Raymond Edgge
Billings
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