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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1918
Page
4
A local ad lists Butterien and McCarthy’s National Markets at 1-307 North Main and 2-428 East Park, claiming low prices on staples like butter, coffee, peas, and eggs. It stresses saving money, stocking up on household goods, and encouraging patriotism by buying to support troops.
An advertisement urges readers that pimples and skin eruptions signal serious blood diseases. It claims 88 8.8 as a purifying blood medicine, sold nationwide, and offers free medical advice from Swift Specific Co in Atlanta, Georgia.
Parade preparations for war savings drive announced with floats and civic groups listed. Juvenile court case outcomes detail several youths ordered to repay damages for stolen and damaged property with sentences mixed for varying offenses.
Reports show John J Phillips and brother Patrick Phillips amid draft evasion probes. Patrick, once at Badger te mine, failed to appear before the local board, with trial by court martial demanded. Sheriff notes Musselshell drought harming winter wheat as Tony Van Elson convicts proceed. Judge Dwyer lists four widows with nine children for county aid. Divorce action filed by Anna Grigg against T J Grigg cites cruelty including a December horsewhipping.
William Berg and other owners file suit in district court to dispossess tenants Richard Cogan and Michael Mooney at the corner of Harrison Avenue and Argyle Street. The complaint alleges tenancy terms and seeks ejectment. Additional notes mention enlistment details and travel for final examinations.
Isabel Schuer and Pred Schuer reached a settlement in Judge Lynen's court avoiding trial. Schuer had claimed deeds transferring real estate to her son and another daughter were meant to secure support, while the children said they were unaware of her need. The parties amicably dismissed the suit after agreement.
Amendments to section 3 of the egpioyagent received by Postmaster Phil C Goodwin yesterday set penalties of up to 5000 dollars and five years for mailing disloyal material. The Bank of Oregon City reports a 1 293 000 dollar result. Butte lodge Elks No 240 and visiting brethren are urged to join a war savings stamp parade at Elks Hall on June 24 at 7 15 PM with flags and stamps rally.
A Nettie mine report corrects a Friday Standard story claiming Nick Crossa was killed and Frank Mito injured by an undischarged blast. The accident did occur previously. current notes emphasize Nettie’s strict safety record and separate the old reporter’s rush from factual records.
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