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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 25, 1918
Page
13
City notes detail births, arrivals, and visits including Mr and Mrs Paul Krezelak a new birth at 410 Hickory street and Private W S Theisen overseas status. Others mention residents returning from overseas, funeral attendances, and upcoming church parlor gatherings with local names and addresses.
Citizens of Anaconda invited to attend a morning reception for John D. Ryan at the Finlen hotel in Butte. The event honors him as Anaconda Copper Mining Company president and aircraft production director, with a large local delegation expected to attend.
M R Hoyt recently resigned as superintendent at the acid plant and plans to enter the service. He will be assigned to the chemical Section of the ordnance department in Stamford Conn. Hoyt enters as a volunteer and, with his training and experience, is expected to join the government staff. He will report to Maj C R Wraith, commanding officer of the Stamford plant at Edgewood arsenal. Major Wraith, formerly Anaconda resident, has been promoted since starting duties.
A local sale features a range of curtain materials and decorative items. White muslin and scrim options priced at 25 to 39 cents per yard with bright small figures. Decorated jardinieres offered at 95 cents each. American lace curtains at 1.15 per pair. Washable rag rugs 1.95, dining chairs 2.25, bed pillows 2.50.
Foreman Fred Teurcher at the Gold Coin mine began driving a tunnel to reach old workings and prepare for mining and milling. An agreement reportedly exists between Chris Yegen, owner, and a Swiss buyer now under contract to purchase Yegen’s interest. further actions depend on orders from the Europe-based party.
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