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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 04, 1918
Page
12
Coal dust aided heating in the converter building as three casting machines receive direct motor drive replacing old power. Heavy work shifts from hydraulic to steam lift, with workers positioned to avoid hazards. Improvements include dust coated furnaces boosting capacity, with iron-fed bins and gravity methods enhancing efficiency.
Notice to stockholders of Washoe Montanists meeting to elect three directors and transact other business. By order of the board A H Melin secretary. Alliance The American Alliance of Democracy meets tonight at Smelter Men's Hall. all members requested to be present.
A Washoe shelter gathering will plan war chest activities with John S. Brown and Dr. ne addressing about distributing funds. Division captains were named for local wards, with Red Cross and Armenian relief discussions and a large parade anticipated.
A man identified at arrest as IL Lind now believed to be Hjalmar Lindh faces grave charges against the U S government. The attorney’s office withholds details of investigations and outcomes while noting the case will be costly. A separate incident involved Sophie Johnson beaten, with Dobolasio fined $150 for the assault.
Fragmented OCR note describes Dobolasie to appear in court on a second assault charge. Logan arrested after an incident with a bottle on the pavement costing $10. Patrick Doyle neglected health department notices at a rented eastern city house under quarantine needing repairs. May shoot of the Anaconda Gun at park with shooters from Tutte and Warm Springs expected for practice and medals.
The Duval company announces it will continue selling fishing and hunting licenses at the regular rate of $1.50. Customers will receive the benefit of a 10 cent commission usually charged by other hardware and sporting goods stores.
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