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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 31, 1919
Page
9
An advertisement promises that S. S. 8 cleanses impurities from the blood to relieve catarrh and its symptoms. It claims the vegetable blood remedy has helped thousands in long standing cases and offers free medical advice and a address for the Medical Director in Atlanta, Ga.
President Eamon De Valera of the provisional Irish republic departed Butte at 8 am in a private car, escorted by Sheriff O Rourke. A small crowd gathered to wish him well as he left for Helena with no public demonstration.
Navy band scheduled two concerts in Butte this Saturday. The ensemble will perform patriotic pieces and popular selections, free to the public, at local venues starting in the afternoon.
The bulk of Butte High School class of 19XX will enter Montana universities or colleges this fall, with about half pursuing collegiate institutions. Students target California, Pennsylvania, Dartmouth, Michigan, Utah, Columbia, Stanford, Virginia, Washington, Washington State, Northwestern, and Montana branches including Missoula, Bozeman, Butte School of Mines, and Dillon Normal College. Separately, a disturbance at the Hog Ranch involved two men who allegedly assaulted two girls. Joe Kelly and Fitzpatrick were arrested, with hearings held and bonds set as officers conducted further raids on liquor sales.
M E Harrison director of the Ninth district war savings organization urges children to start saving now. Grenade banks loaned by banks will become property after enough to buy a war savings stamp. Banks distribute to small towns as districts receive them with strong interest in thrift and supporting the government campaign.
Butte reports six contagious disease cases, all of which are scarlet fever victims. Health officer updates show four new cases, ten released, and ten still under quarantine. By Monday morning fourteen cases were under observation, eight discharged, leaving six active. No deaths among quarantined patients, and only one funeral since, a Seattle streetcar death.
A civil case filed in the clerk’s office alleges William Bryan, a colored man, enticed for a sum of 10000 dollars. The dispute centers on ownership of a baseball uniform after Bryan reportedly lost the uniform amid public attention and court mentions.
Walker D Hines director of the railroads was sued for 3000 dollars by Axel Mutson. He alleged he was compelled to lift a heavy rail while employed on a Northern Pacific construction crew between Logan and Bozen, resulting in injury. Red Cross badge pickup announced at 109 North Main Street Paxson Rocks drug store.
Judge Grimes learned his son Harry J. Grimes Jr had arrived in New York from Germany 15 months after leaving for the front The Fourth Regiment of Engineers in the Fourth Division served at Saint Mihiel Argonne and Belleau Wood. Parents had difficulty reaching him until a confirming telegram arrived.
Anaconda and Helena visitors, mining figures, and touring parties filled local hotels in Butte. Guests included H Curran of Anaconda, Fred B Burke and H W Christer of Helena, Dorothy Potter and Te Tenthon from Dilton, J H Barton of Wallace, A W Nyblom of Libby, George Patten of Whitehall, Mr and Mrs J Olle Mudd of Hartsville, J L Tower of Dillon, Mrs F Hartman and Myrtle Hartman, C W Bannock, Margaret Buckley of St Paul, Alice F Thompson of Helena, and many others en route to parks or on business. Several Dillon, Helena, Livingston, and Dillon groups stopovers at the Thornton and Finten, with excursions toward the Yellowstone and other nearby attractions.
Ma Gen Robert Alexander delivered the Langres flag to President Wilson in Washington. The flag flew over the Langres reviewing stand last Christmas day during the American review. Olympia wa road contracts near one million dollars will be let August 25 by the state highway board.
Inghampala recounts a military movement with Marshal Foen arriving at the Guild hall and then escorted to a station amid ceremonial proceedings.
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