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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1918
Page
7
Montana and Oregon decide on wheatless June with possible extension to wheatless July if needed. The plan aims to curb bread consumption and conserve resources in the region amid shortages.
A glimpse at two children in fashionable yet sensible outfits shows how practicality and charm mingle in kid’s dresses. One frock features triped muslin with white organdie trim and a Leghorn hat, while the other uses printed taffeta with white muslin embellishments and a lace bonnet, signaling a revival of old styles with practical ease.
Pudge Barry, once wounded in a gunfight and missing since a May 22 1917 hospital escape, identified by Butte police captain O'Donnell on arrival at Race jail. He spoke little of the charges or the escape, revealed past work running Sacramento messenger offices, and noted weight gain helped his evasion. Barry’s accomplice Speedy McNamara pleaded guilty and is jailed for a robbery term. The jail evacuation and transfer to await trial are noted, along with a brief library inventory update at the end.
Annual meeting of the Montana Federation in Great Falls next week. Attempt to play tricks on others results in disaster for one lad.
The Montana Federation of Women's Clubs will meet June 13 14 15 in Great Falls with war recovery as the keynote. William Alten White of Emporia Kansas renowned for A Certain Itied Man will speak on The Red Cross in France. delegates from Absaroka to Wolf Point and twelve committees will discuss education legislation and national service programs.
Four grade schools Blaine Emerson Grant and McKinley will host summer sessions starting June 17 announced by Supt W E Maddock. Students from other schools may be assigned there if space allows. Teacher names will be announced when school convenes.
Bishop Carrot administered confirmation to 65 children at Holy Savior yesterday after Vespers, received in front of the church by the children. The service featured logs displayed by parish members and listed names of those confirmed and prayers for the deceased in a week of Masses leading to next Monday.
Mme Frances E Motin founder of the Motin School of Expression in St Louis will give a dramatic readings recital Thursday evening at Bethel Baptist church. Proceeds aid church funds. A 100 dollar reward offered for proof of the best tiny springs. Jewelry ad relocation at 37 North Main Mayer. News items on Roman wall durability discuss cement and subsoil effects.
Third grade pupils in the city achody prepare patchwork quilts for donation to Red Cross hospitals. The project mirrors older students' war work, with animals like elephants cats and lions depicted in each square, sewn by the youngsters with care and teamwork.
Butte high winds down the term with major events this week. Class night Tuesday and exercise Friday mark the underclassmen’s final days. The schedule lists period classes in order from Monday to Wednesday with specific start times for each period.
Thirteen Montana men volunteered for the Canadian army last week and departed for train camps. Five head to Montreal for inland water transport, two to Calgary and Winnipeg to train for infantry, and five to Winnipeg for artillery engineers training.
Pupils at Whittier school gathered in the institution hall to dedicate a hand colored print of The Los Angeles River by Miller in memory of Alice Dinsmoor, first drawing supervisor. The commemorative work, bought through voluntary teacher and pupil subscriptions, was presented with a short paper by eighth grade pupil Alice Kennedy.
Captain Edwin P Webb adjutant of the aviation camp was instantly killed and Major Guy Geahart commander of the camp was slightly injured when the airplane they were making a flight in fell in Indianapolis on June 2. The cause was assigned for the accident.
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