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Newspaper

Anaconda Standard

Location

Anaconda, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jun 22, 1919

Page

8

Montana service men on returning ships

The Montana state US Employment Service reports Montana soldiers returning from overseas duty aboard U S 8 Liberator and U S 8 Peerless ships with a long list of names including Billings Butte Helena Havre and Missoula among others arriving around June 3 to June 20 1946. The list covers multiple towns with ranks and units and confirms sea returns for wide hometown entries. A separate note cites an Army surplus relief provision approved by the Senate to the Red Cross.

Great Falls United States Employment Service Montana U. S. 8 Liberator Docking Ned Howard F. Riddle Billings Thomas Williams Grady C. Chit Wood Box Elder Durell Clouse Thomas’ la Gray Butt Charles F. Riley Butte George D. Kapp Carter Carl R. Johnson Ellsey E. Lampenan Conra Halmar Nelson Dutton James Lenson Forsyth Janeis G. Duffy Gilt Edge Kay McAnally Glendive Harry B. Christopher Havre John Herelson Helena Leo’ J. Zimmer Stephen E. Cox Knobs Lorin I Snyder Livingston Sarff Miles City Walter Missoula Eugene Gleason Willam ‘DeBourg Red Army Washington Wadsworth Senate Military Committee Senate House War Department American Red Cross

What Willie Would Be From Life

A classroom scene shows a teacher asking pupils to write what they would do with five million dollars. While others rush to fill two pages, William submits a blank sheet and calmly explains that he would be nothing if he were a millionaire, illustrating his unique perspective.

Willie William Fies Willi

The Cowboy Calls Delivers A Curious Card Exchange

A fragmented dialogue scene shows a cowboy asking about card etiquette with a shy servant from Hill. The maid confirms a card is sent and seating manners are described, revealing a local custom and social nuance in awestern setting.

Hill West End Lean

Untitled Note Indicates Duke of Wellanton

A fragmented OCR record mentions a figure titled the Duke of Wellanton in a rural Nav ent scene at breakfast. The readable lines suggest a formal address or ownership claim amid unclear context and uncertain participants.

Howe Duke of Wellanton

Daily Fashion Hint Cape and Mole Collar Variations

A fashion note outlines a sport cape of wool bonbonette with a mole collar also offered in natural gray squirrel. It lists shades including Jade coral ebon soldat white gray end soldier.

Morgan Plan to Help Soldiers Gain Homes

Washington reports Representative Morgan of Oklahoma urges a government backed loan scheme for honorably discharged soldiers. The plan creates a $100 million corporation to issue five year bonds and provide loans up to 4000 dollars plus 1200 for farm equipment, aiming for low interest and long terms to aid soldiers in acquiring homes without direct land reclamation.

Standard Washington Congress Morgan Oklahoma Seanan Mayobs Mr. Morgan Kover

Former Senator Root Urges League Separation in Senate Letter

Washington June 21 Former Senator Root in a public letter to Republican Leader Lodge urges separation of the League from the peace treaty and recommends Knox resolution adoption along with reservations to the treaty. New York June 21 The United States Shipping Board will open an office to sell several Emergency Fleet Corporation ships with prices from 210 to 225 per ton depending on type.

Washington Rootin Lodge Senate League Senate of Knox

Explosion at Pottsville colliery claims two lives

A blast at the Pottsville colliery of the Philadelphia and Reading Coal and Iron Company near noon resulted in the deaths of two workers and left several others injured. A frigid day and poor visibility hampered rescue efforts as authorities investigated the cause.

Pottsville Potts Philadelphia and Reading Coal & Tron Company

Holy Savior Pupils Prepare to Graduate Today

Holy Savior school in Meaderville hosts a two part graduation program with diplomas to be presented at 2 pm and a repeat entertainment at 8 pm. The pageant includes student acts, a Mother Goose segment, readings, drills, and a diploma conferring led by Rev. M. Pirnat.

Holy Savior Meaderville Camp Killkare Miss Morgan Mafy Putzel Pickett Lucille Pauline Statter Juelle Mary Tomich Ruth Kathryn Shutey King Linda Barnabo Betty Mary McNicholas Hilda Pauline Barnabo Herma Sansonet Fing Aileen Moore Mini Nne Gasperich Katherine M Mary Giono Marie Regina Maguire Denmanship Margaret McNichelge Edna Davenport Merry June M. Pirnat Jennie Cecilia Boric Flora’ Katherine Actis Marcella Marie Lynch Isabell

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