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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1918
Page
2
The Montana Dental company touts near painless tooth work with experienced operators. They claim instant relief for common toothache, easy crown and bridge procedures, and painless extractions. They offer lifelong crowns on treated roots, modern equipment, licensed dentists, and fair pricing with a lifetime-quality guarantee.
Senator Walsh declares himself a candidate for renomination in a formal letter to the state party chairman Hugo Well. The communication notes his aim to seek the party nomination at the August primary for the U S Senate term beginning March 4, 1919.
The funeral services were held for James A. Meyers age 69 in the city with burial at Mount Moriah cemetery. Separate notices indicate a service for an unnamed 41A and a burial at St Pats MEYERS in the city with interment at Sherman Read's chapel and Mount Moriah cemetery.
The remains of the late Matt Sikich will be held tomorrow afternoon at the Bilbon undertaking parlors Fenidence 440 Hast Mercury. The funeral will be Monday morning at an unspecified hour and proceed to the Sacred Heart Church for mass. Interment at Holy Cross Cemetery under the Croatian Society.
The remains of Ary Jane Parsons will be taken from White's undertaking on Monday morning to Short Fidge Memorial Church at 30 where the funeral will be held at 10 o'clock. The Rev. Mr. Jordan will conduct the services.
The funeral of the late John M. Neon, aged 42, will be held tomorrow afternoon at 2 at Dugan's Undertaking. Reverend J Groeneveld will officiate with interment at Mountain View Cemetery.
A Montana senator announces his intention to seek another term, arguing national aims require unity and swift decisive victory. He cites war conditions, legislative experience, and support from business leaders and citizens, pledging continued public service and patriotism.
Delegates at the Pan American Federation of Labor session in St Paul debated allied war aims and proposed forming a Pan American federation to unite labor actions in North America. A Mexican Tubor mission report accused pro-German papers of stirring antiwar sentiment and called for closer labor ties between the United States and Mexico.
A letter from Hanna Puisto describes Finnish civilians facing famine and German occupation. She begs aid for starving children, recounting arrests, killings, and escape efforts. The missive highlights widespread hunger, displacement, and fear as the invasion deepens.
Washington June 16 The army casualty list shows 81 names with categories killed in action died of wounds died of disease and wounded. Many officers and privates from multiple states including Captain Jewett Wile Athens Ga Sergeant Hammo A. Corp Will a Thomas J Connelly New York City and John Cox Clovie Cal are listed among the fallen. The document also records wounded in action greatly expanding the tally. A separate section lists officers and enlisted men with further names from states like Pennsylvania New Jersey and Ohio and overseas locales. A Moscow dispatch notes over 400 arrests in anti Soviet plot cases and names several Kerensky era ministers among those detained.
American soldiers are occupying sectors on the Alsace battle front. They first entered these positions on the 21st of last month and now are established in the area as part of the Allied push in France.
A dated political advertising piece promoting Frank Reilley as a Silver Bow County candidate for the county commission in the upcoming primary. It extols right ideals, patriotism, and patriotic warfare imagery, urging community mobilization behind democratic values and war effort. The text stresses economy in war, public virtue, and support for confinement of German Kultur while praising unity, education, and loyalty.
In Chicago on June 15 government evidence included a calico flag reading Down with the war and letters tied to I W W activity. John Korpt linked to the Butte anti draft demonstration faces the espionage trial as witnesses recount a general strike plan and citizenship issues.
The brain of man and the necessities of life yield articles of great value to every person in daily considerations and practical needs.
A San Rafael resident recounts a two year rash on the chin that itched and disfigured the skin. After using Cuticura Soap nightly and Cuticura Ointment, the ailment fully healed. The note requests free Cuticura samples by mail via the public department.
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