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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 16, 1918
Page
9
An advertisement extols cleansing the blood to prevent diseases from catarrh to malaria. It promotes Swift's E.8.8.8 blood remedy as a fifty year staple, claiming it purges impurities and preserves health. Readers are urged to request free medical literature from Swift Laboratory in Atlanta, Georgia.
Officials of the American Railways Express inspect the merger of four former independent companies. L. I. superintendent, W. B. McNutt traveling auditor from Pitts, Ht. S. Wilson assistant student, Bergman ex Wells Fargo Seattle asset superintendent. McNutt HQ in Los Angeles, Wilson in Seattle. Office work reported to progress smoothly. Tulphy Evans joins as cashier from Wells Fargo at Roundup.
County authorities seized a roulette wheel and equipment from the Mike Casey saloon on North Wyoming street in Tutte Silver Bow county. Sheriff and county attorney, with Under Sheriff Whalen and Deputies Murphy and Christ, reported the find, noting the layout showed long disuse but law prohibits possession of gambling apparatus.
The Anaconda Standart In Butte carriers paid tribute to Francis J. Lester who drowned at Lake Avcon last Friday. His parents Mr. and Mrs. Francis Lester expressed deep appreciation for the floral tributes and the carriers' attendance at the funeral.
A Philippine veteran of two years of service enlisted in the Regular Army. He arrived at the recruiting office in Manila to join the engineer corps and quartermaster units. He cited Uncle Sam’s need for trained men and described telegraph, operator, and ration duties as part of his prior experience.
Former Senator W A Clark and Ro Wharton will host the Hutte Rotary club at Columbia Gardens on Thursday for the usual weekly luncheon in the grove weather permitting. Harry Gallwey will preside with ex Senator Clark as principal speaker. Menu features Boston baked beans and brown bread.
A collection of reader questions and cryptic replies covers personal decisions from travel, marriage, and health to work, romance, and family matters. The column references relatives in Europe, telegraphy success, wartime service in France, and a British wages board rule granting extra half days for agricultural laborers after hostilities end.
Weather observer J R Wharton notes July rainfall in Tutte this year eclipses the past decade except for July 1915 with 22 rainy days. Since Sunday morning 1.02 inches have fallen and the town reports a steady drizzle. The rain damages hay, disrupts roads, and washes out streets affecting transport and park attendance.
Private Herbert A. Wilson son of Mrs Wilson of 414 Colo Peet and a direct descendant of Ethan Allen has been wounded near the front. His wife, a Red Cross nurse in France, was slightly wounded by flying shrapnel weeks ago. His grandfather Capt Nathaniel Allen served in the union forces, and his great grandfather Capt Tra Allen hailed from Green Mountain country.
Youngsters plan a day of swimming picnicking groves and races for Meaderville Methodist Sunday school students at Gregson Springs tomorrow. Highlights include a Gregson cutof improvement and a school event for families, with local officials noting repairs completed after recent rains.
Lieutenant Commander G Plotrovsky, once assistant naval attaché at the Imperial Russian Embassy in Washington, appeals for immediate intervention by the United States and allied nations in Russia, arguing that Russian public opinion will never express itself freely.
Washington July 15 list shows Killed in action and Died of wounds for several privates such as William Wilson Havre Mont Charles Buren Klessing Wash Henry Burtner Greensboro NC with others from Ohio New York and California. Also reported are Died of disease and Died of accident or missing status for numerous soldiers and missing in action privates Joseph Cahill Harold Lawrence George Manhart among others with locations including Ovids Italy Philadelphia Cincinnati Detroit and San Francisco.
The Bat Invernezsi property owner sues the city of Walkerville over a grade change shifting his lot from level to elevated. Defense argues the claim is barred by the statute of limitations. suit filed in 1915, damages alleged since 1900 totaling 6900 dollars. Judge Lamb reserved ruling until morning as jury was drawn.
A large structure was lifted in two segments by a detachment of colored workers. About 500 men grabbed supports and, without special devices or delay, lowered and hoisted the whole framework. Following signals, the pall moved, and within seven hours the building stood in its new location.
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