Fourth of July ticket distribution planned for Anaconda children
A city wide Fourth of July effort in Anaconda sets three central ticket distribution points for school children. Tickets to receive crackers and candy will be issued July 1 at 10 AM at Bryan school, the high school, and St. Pauls parochial school based on residence. Each child must present name and address. Distribution follows the parade on July 4. Sub committees at each site list numerous local organizers and a main children's committee led by Prof. E. P. Brogan Rev. J. I. Schulte and May Russell.
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Anaconda
Bryan School
George Brolin
N. J. W. Nelson
J. E. Clifford
Harvey Green
Werner Olson
John Toner
John Milwick
Ray Reardon
Barney McCarthy
Joseph Bolkaviaz
R. A. Cameron
D. R. MacRae
Lew Hartsell
Joseph Henault
Con St. Clair
Frank Clinton
J. H. Strain
Andy Haslin
Joseph Parker
R. E. Musselman
Sprinklers at Hill Cemetery Cited for Water Waste
A citizen letter reports several automatic sprinklers at Hill cemetery running for hours despite water restrictions in Anaconda on June 29, 1919. The writer urges city authorities to halt the waste and enforce conservation.
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Hill Cemetery
Anaconda
Legal Tender mining activity rises in Lumpgulch Clancy area
The Montana Record Herald reports rapid progress in the Legal Tender mine near Clancy as ore is shipped to the Anaconda smelter. Plans include a 50 HP hoist and 600 CF air compressor powered by a Montana Power line. The Legal Tender group spans about 2,200 feet on strike with several promising fissures and multiple claims. Daniel Courtney serves as superintendent. T J Stewart is president, R S Slosser secretary, C Alexander treasurer, J H Heilbronner vice president and GM.
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Lumpgulch
Clancy
Montana Record Herald
Liverpool
Helena
Anaconda
Muskegon
Crescent
Anaconda Men
Montana Power Company
Washoe
May
T. J. Stewart
R. S. Slosser
Charles Alexander
J. H. Heilbronner
Heilbronner
Butte
A. Mandeli
Gus English
A. Davidson
Daniel Courtney
Post Office Opens Extra Hours For Savings And Money Orders
Beginning July 1 the money order and postal savings departments will operate from 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. Previously hours were 9 to 5. Letter postage reverts to 2 cents tomorrow from 3 cents as a wartime measure. Some speculation surrounds today’s posting activity.
Sea Island Cotton Touted For Its Fineness and Length
Sea island cotton is grown on the islands off the coast of South Carolina, Georgia and Florida. It is held to be superior to all other cotton in fineness and length of fiber.
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Sea Island
South Carolina
Georgia
Florida
Safe crossing urged at dangerous Milwaukee railroad crossing
A historic Milwaukee road crossing near Gregson and the Hump remains among the country’s most perilous. The wreck of a Buick shows the need for safer crossing measures as modern traffic grows, urging drivers and railways to cooperate for safer travel.
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Milwaukee Track
Gregson
Revelations of a Wife in a Turbulent Spring
Milly Stockbridge contends with her husband's absence as Mrs. Stockbridge faces a long distance call. Meanwhile Adele Garrison and Alice Holcombe discuss Milly’s possible reaction to the secret and the tension in the schoolroom grows. Tomorrow's column promises further developments.
Tramp Hears Gatekeeper Close Park Entrance Tale
In a park a tramp rests as the gate closes. The gatekeeper urges haste but the tramp pleads not to slam it. A nearby narrator recalls Mr Stockbridge away due to a friend's accident. a council of two may govern in his absence.
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Lump Gulch
Patton
Bh. D. Mahan
Commercial Avenue
Anaconda, Mont
Washoe Park Pavilion
Savings and Money
Milwaukee
Adele Garrison
MR. Stockbridge
Miss Holcombe
Milly Stockbridge
Bess Dean
Miss Dean
Harry
Bessie
Alice Holcombe
Lillian
Cherk
New York
W. H. Dunnigan
Fast
Park Avenue
Paramount Nnd Sennett
Ben
Paramount Picture
Betsy Ross
Montana
Sylvester Mercantile Co
Kelly Commercial Company
Purity Dairy Products Co
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