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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 17, 1918
Page
11
Pocahontas meets tonight while Schlappi Building trades and W. Co 503 hold gatherings. Goodyear service stations, Hayes auto stage, and Peckover Co promote coal sales and rentals. Local residents attend to business in Anaconda and nearby towns with several trips and visits noted, including sales of cars and Overland models.
Mr and Mrs Dan Conlon Hast Seventh Street received a letter from their son William Onion stating he was seriously wounded in France but improving nicely and expected to leave hospital soon. He said he was shot through the fleshy part of his leg and that hospital care would ensure a complete recovery.
Vectors who failed to vote at the 1st general election and those who have become voters since that time must register before 5 o'clock Saturday afternoon July 27 1918 if they are to vote at the primary nominating election to be held on Aug 27 The primary promises to be of unusual interest and all should ensure their names are on the registration books before they close on Saturday July 2
Mr and Mrs R E Ober accompanied by the latter s father Capt W P Comin left for Minnesota where Mrs Ober and her father will visit Mankato. After visits Mrs Ober will join her husband in Duluth to engage in business with his father and establish a home. The text also notes election registry deadlines and county officials in Deer Lodge Montana.
Workers of the Tutte Anaconda and Pacific railway gather on the station lawn to witness a service flag. The flag, suspended between two poles, marks the names of employees who have answered to service. No formal program was planned. The piece notes women of England taking charge of public utilities and infiltrating police and fire departments.
A Red Cross letter from Indianapolis headquarters discusses the Why to Knit article and defends knitters plans for the army. It notes that American women have been asked to knit and reports millions of socks and thousands of sweaters are in demand, urging readers to follow guidance and avoid distracting debates that could leave soldiers underprotected this winter.
A district court session presided by B Winston set hearings for Chit Applegate Toole against Alfred OBrien Morin and others at 930 am on July 20. Hulda Gustafson dan have divorce decree from Char Gustafson cited for nonpayment of alimony. motion to dismiss shows lack of served decree denied. Kirkup vs Anaconda Amusement Co argued and taken under advisement. Joseph Shagina, tied to multiple robberies, committed to Miles City Industrial Home.
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