Masters of the Profession
The piece discusses the amateur versus professional in various fields, lamenting that the best advertisers and practitioners often come from dedicated, skilled backgrounds while amateurs struggle to gain respect or mastery.
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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 02, 1918
Page
9
The piece discusses the amateur versus professional in various fields, lamenting that the best advertisers and practitioners often come from dedicated, skilled backgrounds while amateurs struggle to gain respect or mastery.
Enrollment receipt by C Colton of Montana council announces boys over 16 may register to work on ranches this vacation. He cannot guarantee jobs but will match farms and ranches. placement aims to responsible hosts. The U S Ross Working Reserve offers three units: agricultural 36 days at eight hours, industrial 60 days, vocational training until ready for industry work.
Officers for the ensuing year were elected by the Woman's club at its regular session yesterday afternoon. Mrs T A Grigg was re elected as president with 28 voters present. New officers include J D McGregor first vice president W F Noyes second vice president F A Martin recording secretary W B Orem financial secretary H Kennedy corresponding secretary J B Spencer treasurer J A Davenport auditor D Neal historian as well as program and membership chairs. Five trustees were chosen to replace those terming out with Mrs George P Porter J A Davenport H N Kennedy W th rem and D Neal named. Former trustees Ellis Spencer Irish Poore and Riley retire.
The Vogue Beauty shop at 206 Fast roadway opened to the public yesterday with Mrs. D. Emison as proprietress. The new shop is attractively decorated and equipped with the latest nod een type. The item includes a playful note about a German perception during wartime.
Canadian recruiting boss reports the tank battalion in Ottawa is forming and nearing full strength. Sergeant Hralthwaite says the unit has recruited for two weeks and will sail immediately once at full strength for service in the Canadian army. Six men departed last night for active duty.
Described as a despised mud dander, a wasp species credited with guarding crops on Thomas Egler’s farm. Observers note only ripe fruit was attacked while insects and pests were kept away, prompting Egler to seek entomology department guidance on encouraging this useful but unwanted ally.
E Fisher returns to Matte after sixteen years and finds a changed town. Mr Flaher has spent a year in Chile and Peru mining then went to Arizona to inspect holdings. He met Ernest Shackleton briefly during a stopover, who introduced himself as Mr Shackleton and was later identified as the Antarctic explorer. He was enroute to England.
Florence C Meagher president of the Florence chain of stores arrived in Butte yesterday from Seattle along with Ann Musser manager to assist in operations. The visit signals possible expansion or new developments for the Florence outlets in the region.
Washington reports describe a mixed business climate with some firms, including Seuss stores, showing strength amid war demand while others face low mood in inland cities. Government orders set wool prices and commission rates, and Dublin officials discuss conscription talks with President Wilson. Telegraph workers unions face hiring decisions pending labor board rulings.
Unclear fragment references a chief electrician connected with a Butte naval recruiting station, reward offered for finding missing mainsprint details, mentions Maver 378 and a one year guarantee, but content is garbled and difficult to interpret.
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