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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1919
Page
12
Ad promoting Lavoptik eye wash by Fulmer Drug Co claims simple witchhazel camphor hydrastis and Lavoptik mix can ease weak inflamed eyes. One man read with pain until two applications helped. a lady with inflamed eyes improved with one bottle. Funeral details for William Glenn indicate services to be announced.
An Anaconda resident, Ac Franchie French, a wounded French veteran of Lille, reads Paris press on peace talk. He asserts France’s rights in the left bank occupation and warns Germany must be compelled by allied strength. He defends the Anglo Franco American alliance and the League of Nations guarantees amid German propaganda and calls for vigilance.
One of the season’s most charming readings was celebrated on morning at St. Nupiial Mass. The couple, attended by Thomas Sheehan and Miss Rosella McLaughin, wore coordinated attire. A wedding breakfast for 25 followed at the bride’s parents’ home. The newlyweds, after a honeymoon to eastern points, will reside at 314 Adams Street.
Divorce suit against Benjamin Poh by Gertrude Middleton cites marital strains and alleged neglect causing sleep loss. They married October 28 1916 in As onda. Father and husband faced hardship as Mrs Middleton spent evenings out leaving him to manage home duties.
In Jackson Minnesota on June 25 proceedings in the A C Townley and Joseph Gilbert trial for conspiracy to disloyalty continued with three prosecution witnesses. Gilbert and Freitag supporters testified about 1915 NPL activities in Jackson County and a January 23 meeting in Lakefield. Townley did not appear, remaining in North Dakota, as a statewide referendum on NPL measures loomed locally.
New York June 25 Julius Barnes United States wheat director issued a proclamation granting full authority to regulate export and import of wheat and flour to stabilize prices. He cited wartime board precedents and noted recent elevator fines and grain receipts and flour production totals through mid June 1919.
The Tacoma Leonard Wood club holds an evening meeting to perfect its organization. Louis Burnett will read a telegram from Congressman John endorsing General Wood as the logical Republican candidate for the presidency.
Washington June 25 offer of service in Europe to recruits under volunteer enlistment will be withdrawn by orders from the war department. The policy of sending regular officers overseas to relieve American expeditionary forces will be abandoned. Brennan Draws Miske St Louis June 25 Billy Miske of Paul and Bill Brennan Chicago heavyweights fought eight rounds to a draw tonight.
The Rotary club met to consider road signs and maps for guiding automobile parties. A committee was formed by Collins Branscombe and Lemmon to work with the Business Men's association on placing many signs along routes to Gregson Missoula and Anaconda.
A new western film Square Deal Sanderson features a pursuer shooting a horse thief in the back and a rescuer heroically saving a New Mexico heroine from villains. The Bluebird theater will show it tomorrow amid praise for its wholesome, graphic action and strong supporting comedy. Anaconda also reports a stiff breeze at 6 PM toppled branches and a blown-down barricade in front of a Main Street remodel site for Western Electric.
A plane named the Blue Bird, prepared for quick trips between border districts, was to be ready for use anytime to supplement rail connections lacking in the El Paso Texas area. A local note mentions a piebald horse superstition about good fortune when seen in the street.
The city of Anaconda confronts its first water famine as snow failures reduce Hearst lake reserves. To maintain fire protection and smelter supply, residents must conserve water with strict rules banning daytime irrigation except 6 to 8 a.m. and 6 to 8 p.m. Leaky fixtures must be repaired immediately.
Major Harold Blake returns from France and plans a brief Washington visit to confer with army leaders. He indicated he would try to visit Anaconda when possible, and many friends hope he keeps his word soon.
With summer vacation here the annual complaint returns as papers vanish. Anweonday notes boys steal papers for spending money, harming regular subscribers and news boys alike. Public urged to report offenders. meeting tonight to discuss initiation and business matters.
Notice of closing of registration for Deer Lodge county Montana for a Sept 2 1818 special election on issuing bonds of 150 000 for highways. It states registration closes July 18 1919 and details registration options before county clerk or notary and transfer of precincts for voters from last general election November 1918.
Sealed bids will be received until 10 a.m. Monday July 7 1919 by the Deer Lodge County Montana Board of County Commissioners for classification of lands as per Montana law. Bids may specify price per acre or total area with a $300 certified check to accompany each bid. Bonds may be required and the board may reject any bid or omit townships.
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