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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1918
Page
4
Health records show a swift decline in contagious diseases in Butte with only one smallpox case currently, and sporadic cases in April and May. Scarlet fever totals stand at six, diphtheria at one, and the health officer Dr. W.P. H. McCarthy predicts no remaining cases if no new outbreaks occur.
A telegram from Nick De Pauli captain of the Hutte contingent says the group left Thursday night for Camp Lewis on a Milwaukee railway train. Some members thought the trip was not leaving the city and stayed behind for transport. The contingent included Hutte and several men led by captain Thomas M. Murray. women left behind obtained transportation.
Amsterdam reports rumors that typhoid fever is raging among German soldiers in northern France. The illness is said to have affected many personnel, contributing to delays in resuming the offensive after recent losses.
Sergeant Bradbury of the marine recruiting station uses new posters with patriotic appeals to recruit 100 men in 30 days. A poster shows marines in action to persuade prospects, with names including Frank Houston Albert Alexander and Mats won from Butte. Enlistees Witham mentor entered the Marines yesterday and departed for state marine headquarters in Missoula. A Western recruiting report notes Los Angeles has more enlistments than Butte this month.
London report says Major Bishop, credited with 72 enemy planes destroyed, the highest by any Entente airman to date. Upon returning to England, he shot down five more on the morning of his transfer.
Wartime style emphasizes simplicity and serviceability in women’s dress. Garden attire blends khaki, ashaki, and galatea fabrics with one piece jerseys and knickerbockers, offering practical wear for work, home, and beachside leisure, while maintaining a modest, fashionable silhouette.
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