War savings stamp talk sparks Anaconda patriotic note
A speech by J Bruce Kremer at Anaconda’s Elks hall urged buying war savings stamps to back the U S war effort. He compared costs from George Washington to modern totals, urged community support, and praised mothers for sending sons. The event promoted a Patriot parade and Camp Lewis departure for local youths.
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Uncle Tom pictures shown with free minstrel event noted
The article describes Uncle Tom pictures shown in five parts with a varied entertainment program for all ages. It mentions a free concert by pickaninnies in the theater, plus afternoon and evening performances. Selections of fraternal orders planning to participate in the Fourth of July parade are listed. The piece also notes police registration of alien-enemy women for fingerprinting and photographs, and ends with a card of thanks from a bereaved family dated June 25 1918.
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