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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 16, 1918
Page
11
United States Senator T. J. Walsh informed Governor Stewart that the Countess of Kingston will visit Montana to solicit funds for aid to disabled Irish soldiers and sailors. He requests government assistance, stating her rehabilitation movement is worthy. She is expected to arrive in Tutte to begin work.
Helena dispatch reports George Pile of Great Falls is held in Salt Lake for alleged draft evasion. The Helena Independent notes local court actions and police moves, including sedition cases and changes to draft exemptions, with multiple regional names and brief incident summaries.
A jumble of visitors and local doings across Wisdom Jackson and Salmon Idaho include to-aire visiting Mrs S Armitage at Sunny Slope ranch near Jackson, Odd Fellows exercises led by William Knudsen and I Hathaway, a horse sale with few buyers, a large evening dance, fishing trips by Matt Canning and party, and Liberty loan flag imagery as the Basin shows support.
Governor Fraser of North Dakota and A C Townley spoke to about six hundred people two miles south of Missa on a ranch. The Non Partisan League leaders defended their loyalty to the government and attacked trusts while praising war effort and democracy.
Mrs Laura ident of the local Red Cross auxiliary joined by Mrs KR Hickman visited the county noting ten auxiliaries to date. Loran W of California and Miss Cameron of Ozeman were in town visiting the Wagner brothers ranch. Elsie White of Minneapolis gathered support for Red Cross home service. The Tridser Creek auxiliary held a Thursday meeting in the schoolhouse with Laura Allan Cameron Roecher Koozer Skillman assisting in the work.
Lewistown notes July 15 report three candidates in district Judge race John A Coleman Democrat joins Jack Hriscoe and Rayon Tobel Democrat and Republican. Also funeral of Thomas Ry pioneer stockman held with Elks and Odd Fellows. Exemption board at statehouse reviews appeals from local boards many reclassified. Havre political filings noted. Livingston reports heavy rain improves Park County crops especially Shields River valley.
Washington whispers place Miss Rankin in the Montana senate race with lawmakers and party factions weighing her chances. Observers note rivals include Walsh and Evans, with Dixon possibly tilting outcomes. Rankin’s stance on the war and pacifist vote shapes support among reformers and conservatives.
Helena July 15 W president of the United Corporation and several anglers have contracted to build a Montana fish hatchery with a capacity of 19 000 000 fry Plans have been approved by the state fish commission and construction will begin soon It will be located at the foot of the upper dam on the Madison River Mr Corey owns a hunting lodge near the upper Madison dam and is an enthusiastic sportsman.
Missoula July 15 B A C Stone a prospector nearly 75 years old was killed when earth near the Garnet mine 80 miles east of Missoula caved in between Friday night and Sunday noon. He is believed to have a sister in Eastern Canada.
Save Sugar-Save Flour shows how Jiffy-Jell helps homemakers make rich desserts without added sugar and flour, uses leftover vegetables for zestful salads, and creates jellied meat loaves. It urges canning needs, restricted supplies, and encourages women to learn how Jiffy-Jell serves households during conserving times.
Advert reads Jiffy-Jell as a versatile gelatine flavoring for desserts and salads made from meat or chicken scraps in aspic. It claims true fruit flavors, glass vial packaging, and no loss of freshness, with urban-scale savings versus traditional desserts and sugar use. The pitch urges sample offers and includes a coupon for molds.
The Interstate Commerce Commission studies a daylight saving aligned time scheme west of the Mississippi to standardize railroad clocks. A proposed change would move the Mountain Pacific boundary from Huntington Oregon to Pocatello Idaho, affecting most Pacific time areas. Officials will publish a tentative report after hearings and data review. In Marine Corps news three enlisted men become second lieutenants after training at Quantico Virginia.
Military critics in Austra l ia signal a possible immediate attack on the Italian front as indicated by the latest Italian communiqué.
Fragmented OCR summary shows Samuel Stevenson assaulted, with references to employment at Gallatin Lumber Co and ties to Livingston Butte Great Falls and Missoula area. A justice court appearance and release are noted, but details are garbled and uncertain.
Reported in New York on July 15 as William Maynard Hale and George Sylvester Viereck face federal inquiry into German propaganda in America. Interviews sought to uncover how Germany funded anti war efforts.
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