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Newspaper

Anaconda Standard

Location

Anaconda, Montana, United States of America

Date

May 05, 1917

Page

10

Feed for work stock drives Montana farming needs

May 4 Helena reports an urgent demand for feed to sustain work stock and reseed winter wheat areas killed out. Eric Olson of Fergus County says labor is available but ground conditions are poor with 0% to 50% wheat killed. Snow covered ground May 1 from Willow country to Ringling.

Helena Montana Eric Olson N-Cat Fergus County Olson Lewistown Harlowton Jefferson Valley Fist Willow Ringling

Items of Interest from Standard Correspondents

Censorship provision from the espionage bill is rejected for the Gard substitute. National charters are issued to First National Bank of Missoula? and Bainville Montana, capital $25,000. charters sought by Big Sandy National Bank and First National of Raymond and Custer, all $21? million. Mrs T. H. Hobart dies of pneumonia in Deer Lodge aged 20. burial likely in Alexandria Indiana. husband works at Milwaukee shops. Helena reports a Montana ambulance sent to France named The Montana, in use on French battlefields. A Montana fish tryout to test carp and buffalo fish in Helena markets under State Game Warden J Lake Hart.

Gard Evans First National Banks Rinerve Bainville Mont Big Sandy National Bank First National Mont Raymond Custer Hobart Deer Lodge T. H. Hobart St. Joseph's Hospital Alexandria Ind Milwaukee Helena Witheld France Red Cross Montana Mississippi J. Lake Hart

Great Falls Plans Park Addition and Road Aid

Great Falls May 4. After years of negotiation Great Falls proposes McNeile addition parkland with Stitchel donation and H B Barthel dairy ranch site. Cascade County seeks federal aid to build permanent Sun River road upgrade toward Sun River town twenty two miles away. Building permits April total 102 with value 194580 dollars. Macy Nicholson named assistant to Vice President Gruber at Great Northern operating department.

Great Fall Great Pater Yas Fine Ich McNeile H.B. Barthel Congress Fed Gal Sun River St. Paul Macy Nicholson J. M. Gruber The Great Northern

Lewistown News highlights and court actions

A stream of local items notes Kath sentencing John Worick to three months in the penitentiary for a guilty plea on a small check fraud. Arrests report bypassing Mrs Nettie Minshall’s $1100 swindle by false land sale claims. Outlook Club officers elected Judge De Kalb president Rev Grego vice president. Mabel Ticknor seeks divorce from C A Kickner. High school bonds likely pass after canvass. students join the National Guard, five from the high school enrolled for service.

Miphi Lske Kath John Worick Worick Moore E. E. Lyman Jr W. E. Spureon Nettie Minshall Great Falls I. Shore John Ghiuly Ari SF Plana Herert Ollman Gien Lenn National Guard

May fete postponed by storm and local notes in Dillon

Ditton May 4 storm delays the normal college May fete until fair weather. A marriage license issued to Verne Holden and Luella Boehm. they married by Judge Phillips Sire Curtiss in Grelock after an early south train arrival. Chan teller O Donnell ill in Putte. eastern paving firm rep Brown discusses Washington street paving districts with council. Court session opens with Robert Erwin vs George Ditty seeking damages before Judge Clark.

Ditton Normal College Verne Holden Lake View Luella Boehm Blackfoot Joano Grelock Phillips Sire Curtiss Curtiss Putte Chanteller O'Donnell Brown Eastern Paving Washington Street Robert Erwin George Ditty Clark

Park opening plans amid stormy war-time travel fears

Livingston reports a conference with George Linde and W Miles discussing Yellowstone Park operations for the summer. Plans call for a June 20 opening despite wartime constraints. Railways may move freight for the government, and security around Northern Pacific facilities will soon enclose works. Aliens who refused to surrender arms were urged to comply under threat of penalties.

Lavingston George Linde Northern Sen . W. Miles Yellowstone Park Transportation Company Slade Northern Pacific Robertson

Rail commission asserts Montana traffic jurisdiction through Dakota routes

Helena May 4 The Montana railroad commission claims jurisdiction over freight and passenger traffic moving between Montana stations through Dove North Dakota and East Fairview North Dakota Attorney General 8 C Ford today advised the commission Goal from the Carbon county field to Glasgow and Plentywood has been routed by the railroads via Hay The commission wanted routing over the Northern Pacific Sid Sidney cites shorter mileage but carriers contend four miles of the line via Sidney is in North Dakota an interstate line outside the commission control

Helena Montana Railroad Commission Montana Dove N. D East Fairview C. Ford Carbon County Glasgow Plentywood Hay Northern Pacific Sidney

State to gain from automobile registrations

Helena May 4 The automobile registration law will net the state up ward of 200000 according to Secretary of State C T Stewart He turned over to State Treasurer H J Hart May 1 50000 receipts from April licenses Since then he has received 20000 more the aggregate representing 13000 licenses. Applications are now being received at 1000 a day and tags and receipts are sent out at about the same rate. Helena May 4 Captain William Pip of Company C Shelby has been appointed chaplain of the Second Montana. The vacancy in captaincy will be filled later. The Montana Supreme Court has appointed a board of examiners to conduct licensing exams for applicants to practice law in the state.

United States Navy Army Navy Taxton Bozeman Salt Lake City Northwestern National Bank A.eo Miles Billings H. B. Miller Eskines Federal Building District Court Robert Peterson Gardiner Peterson Judie A. P. Stark Yellowstone State Health Department Jardine Tungsten Butte Capitalists Guy C. Gabriel Freda Nutty C. P. Burnett Episcopal Church Helena C. T. Stewart H. J. Hart Ax:gregate May State Board of Medical Examiners Stay T. Noland State Board Pipps William Pip Company C Shelby Shelby Company Fifteenth Assembly State Supreme Court Montana Supreme Court C. A. Spaulding Hel. Maury Butte C. 1 Long Miles City A. N. Whitlock Mis Mula George ¥. Patten Boze

Joffre Opens Speech Amid Americanectric Flags

Joffre, in full uniform, paraded through Chicago with French and American flags, addressing a diverse crowd. Viviani lauded Franco American unity, noting past losses and future hopes as 13 official guests toured 3200 miles by train, with patriotic receptions across the city.

Joffre Taney America Papa Washington France Chicago Auditorhim

Columbus Landfall Site Stirred by Map Controversy

The article notes long debated location of San Salvador now Watling's Island in the Caribbean. Walter Wellman led an expedition to mark Columbus landing site, culminating in a tablet. The Rinito Theater will show Twenty Thousand Leagues Under the Sea with scenes filmed there titled Mysterious Island.

Christopher Columbus America San Salvador Watling's Island Columbus New Rinito Theater Caribbean Sea

Pantages Show Promises Wide Vaudeville Entertainment

The Pantages vaudeville circuit opens at Broadway with a full program for all ages. Alber's polar bears perform feats and Minnie Allen stars with magic and impersonations. California Dancing Girls and the Hiale brothers entertain, while George Morton the Dusky Jokester headlines. Ryan Richfeld and company present a playlet Mag Haggar Sa Reception as the Pantagescope debuts a new film series.

Alber Arctic Minnie Allen California Wille Hiale Brother George Morton Ryan, Richfeld and Company Mag Haggar Sa Pantagescope

Feature Show Closes Tonight at Local Theater

Blanche Sweet stars in The Tide of Barnegat in a final showing at Ment theater. Betty Stokes also appears for the last time. Tomorrow James Morrison appears in The Redemption of Davel Darcey from Greater Vitagraph.

Blanche Sweet Barnegat Betty Stokes James Morrison Davel Darcey Dave Darcey

IG Children's Matinee at the Empress

Today IG presents a children's matinee at the Empress with six big vaudeville acts and an air show. The sixth episode of Pearl to the Army titled Major Brent's Perfidy will unfold, promising lively acts by Earl Flynn and his beauties amid mirth and music.

Major Brent Earl Flynn Tnc Brent

Clears Complexion with Zemo Sold at Drugstores

Cleanse pimples black heads blotches eczema and ringworm with Zemo offered at 25 cents or one dollar for extra large bottles. The antiseptic liquid dries quickly leaves no grease or stain and promises a clear healthy skin. Manufactured by The B W Rose Co Cleveland.

B. W. Rose Co Cleveland

Empress to Feature Brand-New Attractions Tomorrow

A new lineup will debut at the Empress with special children's prices set at 20 cents and additional attractions listed for the afternoon. In other news, a Montana infantry company from Helena joins twenty-five men at a San Francisco officers training camp, announced by Gov. Sam V. Stewart.

Helena Montana Seme Presidio San Francisco Sam V. Stewart

Butte Banks Back Liberty Loan Subscriptions

Silver Bow National Bank and leaders pledge support for the 2 billion dollar Liberty Loan. Secretary McAdoo urges subscriptions by June 15 and asks banks to estimate their likely sums. Local bankers, including Cashier Fitzgerald and President John MacGinniss, plan to subscribe as part of district efforts.

Liberty Sii Silver Bow Nation Brp Bank McAdoo Iberty Fedetate Reserve Bank Federal Reserve District Fitzgerald Silver Bow Bank John MacGinniss Butte Ments

Death of William Feltz Oldest Newsboy at Corner

William Feltz a blind newsboy who sold papers at Main and Broadway for years died yesterday at 65 after illness. He was blind seven years, once a prospector with a claim near Butte. He went to Rochester for eye surgery last winter but was told he was hopelessly blind. Feltz had one known brother. burial is at Mountain View cemetery with funeral at Daniels & Billbow parlors.

William Feltz Main Broadway Feltz Butte Peltz Rochester Minn Yesteray Daniels & Billbow Undertaking Mountain View Cemetery

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