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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 04, 1918
Page
4
An editorial urging readers to use classified ads to reach buyers, seekers, and employers. It emphasizes home buyers, apartment seekers, job hunters, employers, lost-item recoveries, and room seekers. The piece calls for clear messages to reach an eager audience across property, positions, and inquiries.
There will be no Saturday calendar in Judge McClernan's court today. Judge Dwyer's court also has none as a jury is in progress in his department. Judge Matthews will preside over the McClernan docket. Judge Lynch heard damage suit of Frank Dor Hoefer v CCEwinborne as testimony continued for potential jury. Peter Kamboris seeks 20000 from Milwaukee Road over fatal train incident. Hassan Youseff appeals district court after ruling in justice court for forcing extended work hours. Doran's court assessed 50 dollars and 10 days in jail for a gualty finding.
The ute Girls club rehearses a blackface unit for a Friday show with Miss Crolinda Antonilo and Miss Myra O’Brien leading singing and dancing. Officers include Miss Antonilo as president and Miss Ruth Bail as first vice president. Members engage in ed Cross work and show strong interest.
Ben Kelsey, business manager of Granite Alaska Co, leaves Butte by Milwaukee for Seattle to take charge of the Rainier Grande hotel. Mrs. Kelsey will join in two or three weeks. He plans mileage checks and frequent visits, visiting Spokane en route, and remains active in Rotary and Silver Bow clubs.
Two night squads of the Butte police department drilled for two hours at Hebgen park under Ed Morrissey captain of detectives as Chief Murphy plans to drill police in military manuals Victor Talking Machine company deemed illegal restraint of trade by federal judge Augustus N Hand Also local lodge members urged to participate in war chest parade flag service and march events led by Fred J M'Squeene y and Frank L Riley
The Winnipeg Kiddies, led by Mrs. R G Holmes, struggle with unruly rehearsals and sudden mischief as Jackie Pinesilve vanishes and returns amid Dutch costumes. The troupe performs at Broadway with a school matinee at 3 45 on Thursday and shows Wednesday and Thursday of next week.
Joe Rogers departs Centerville today to join the navy in Lake. Miss Mary Sullivan of the Mullin house is ill with blood poisoning. The Red Cross, headquartered at King George hall, reports strong local activity. Members and improvised supplies grow to aid wounded soldiers.
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