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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1916
Page
7
A promotional note touts a wonderful bargain with forty items offered in fine quality that shoppers cannot resist buying.
Numerous visits and arrivals mark a bustling Butte scene. Lodgings host Orton Bros piano rentals and Stein-Bloch clothing while residents and travelers including Tonkin F. A. Davey Garnet, Miss Frederick Philadelphia, Charles D. Sheridan Hazeman, Roy Hancock Twin Bridges, Ben Hager Belgrade, the Keiths Boulder, H. Johnson South Butte, M. Cochrane, Mrs E W Mill Three Forks, J. J. Mighty, RK Robertson, L. McGil Summit, Jessie A. Barck Dillon, William Scallon Helena attend various engagements. Several births, travel plans, and business notes accompany the mix of visitors and locals.
Jancis J. Newton and Joan Tarry two at the School of Mines depart for Honduras in Central America. They will oversee mining properties with involvement from several American mining men.
Col Dan J. Donohue returned from Fort Harrison to oversee mobilization details with Adjutant General Greenan. Helena will assemble the full peace strength before Saturday as no official orders from the secretary of war have been issued. Officers are in short supply, with enlistments favoring smaller cities like Kalispell and Forsman, and 16 enlistment offices opened statewide. Staff officers arrive in Helena to aid the operation, and Governor Stewart will designate command roles as troops prepare to entrain soon.
Scaffold on the busy corner of Martin Street and Broadway in Hutte yesterday signals the start of Elks activities for the Hike July celebration. A monster pedestal will hold a gigantic figure as visitors arrive, with names like Fairbanks and Ditto among attendees noted, and obituaries and funeral notices interspersed in the public mix.
The obituary notices list Joseph Richards as director of a street business in Hutte Mont and Cullen as the late male aged about three years. Funeral rites are noted to be held at Marys Church after a service at Petidene and at 142 Pearl Street residence with interment to follow.
The funeral for Fred Peterson will be held Tuesday afternoon at 2:30 at Walsh's undertaking parlors with Rev. ORM Code presiding. Interment follows at Mount Moriatt cemetery. Automobiles LANE and abs. Jennie Adelia Lane, aged years, of Hanin Mont, funeral notices indicate multiple names and scheduled services with undertakers in Plattsburg. Interment details and additional notices appear in local undertaker parlors listings.
A scattered OCR fragment lists numerous personal and place names including Spokane Seattle Chicago Berkeley Tacoma Manhattan Chicago Butte Seattle and Warm Springs in a jumbled sequence without coherent events or context. The text appears as a damaged roster of individuals and locations with no clear story or action.
Frank De Pretto, slated for execution for a Ringhean robbery murder, again escaped death as his life sentence was deferred. The Board of P Yona granted another reprieve on June 9 and extended review to July 18, with further action pending on his petition for commutation to life imprisonment.
Walkerville city council ordered Charles Fee to survey and plot a complete sanitary sewer system. A trunk line will run down Daly Street with laterals connected, and street improvements funded by taxation. Fire protection upgrades include more hydrants and lights at Main Daly, Third Street, Lexington terrace, and Sunview Terrace.
More than couples attended the 5th annual Central High School alumni dance held last evening to honor newly graduated members. The hall was splendidly decorated in white with a crew on hand for the initiation and formal reception into the alumni. Officers leading the event included C. Dieter as president, Jane O'Brien as vice president, and Ed Mondiack.
Pat McDonald faced a stiff fine after being found guilty on charges tied to a firearm incident as a crowded courtroom watched. The trial involved a speeding auto incident at Broadway where Yoeman, his companions, and witnesses testified about drag or danger. Arthur Johns and Knight were married at Centerville in a ceremony held at the Nichols home with Rev. John G. Ross officiating.
AP reports from Czernowita and fronts across Europe as Austrians retreat toward the Sereth while Russians capture prisoners and seize guns, ammunition, and food. Heavy fighting continues in Volhynia and along the Pripet region. Germans and Austrians resist near Kovel, with Russian advances reduced to pockets. In France and Verdun sectors bombardments and limited infantry actions occur with air battles yielding mixed outcomes. Italian and Austro-Hungarian clashes hold the Setti Commi plateau near Asiago as naval losses mount for the Allies.
Report from the front states Austrian attacks repulsed and Italian forces making some progress northeast of Asiago. The dispatch mentions a capture of 190 Austrians and a related operation near Trent and southeast of there.
York report on the advisory stance against drafting skilled war munition workers. Howard of the industrial advisory board warns the War Department that enlisting skilled munitions workers risks crippling production. Coffin cites input from manufacturers fearing a guard call would pull 600 skilled men from plants and risk untrained labor. The matter highlights fears of repeating England’s early war error in stripping factories. Sugar prices are expected to stay high per Spreckels.
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