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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 13, 1918
Page
6
Mrs Hes ter Napper of Salt Lake City recounts a life of stomach pain since age 16. After taking Tanlac she reports relief, improved appetite, no pain, and renewed energy, crediting bottles for her recovery and noting sales by Fuller Drug in Anaconda and Newbro Drug in Butte under a local Tanlac representative.
The Sha tion church yesterday heard Rev Walter M preach a Mothers Day sermon praising the custom as beautiful and far reaching. He cited a letter from a French mother and urged honoring mothers for their lifelong care teaching and faith, noting mothers join in prayer from the front in wartime and urging all to imitate their faith and obedience to the Bible.
A Montana man, married to Mrs Hawthorne, was stabbed by her husband after a late night meeting. Cotter, badly wounded with a blackjack knife, was taken to hospital as Hawthorne attacked. Police separated the men at Hawthorne's home and Cotter described the incident before reporting.
A surprise eighth grade graduation party honors guest of honor Bowman and classmates at the Hownan home on One Street. Among attendees were Rane Lucatello Seth Lavin Currie Hocking Eisie Martin Bessie Brocleuan Flora Bettens Orville Kager Jiehry Odgers Leslie Marker William Cochran Martin Hjoreuin Stanley Benny William Bruce Phil Brockman and Marry Bowman.
Reports say Walker died from a fractured jaw after a heavy blow in Seattle amid speculation of murder or accident. Witnesses tied to the case described seeing three men near Great Northern tracks and an unconscious man taken to a hospital after a streetcar ride. The inquest continues today with investigators weighing assault, accidental injury, or intoxication explanations.
A grim dispatch describes stalled Allied and German positions on waterlogged ground. Commanders weigh delaying actions and large scale offensives in Lys and Arras-Amiens sectors. Allies seek momentum while Germany presses to avoid a decisive Verdun scale clash.
Amid postwar Liberty loan reporting disputes, Hartford claims 261 percent of its quota while Richmond reports 200 percent and many others like Ilverrow county and Tuchemond contend for honors. Allen Toledo Shanghai and more are cited for subscription figures as a flawed honor system looms.
Mountain View weekly calendar outlines a schedule of church and community events including Red Cross unit gatherings, receptions for pastors, a Woman's Home Missionary Society meeting with Howden, prayer meetings, sewing sessions, church society programs, Worth League table study, and a choir rehearsal with evening times noted, reflecting a busy community week.
Five boys were arrested by Officer Powell for allegedly stealing an express automobile belonging to Halpern of South Dakota. The youths, aged from underage to late teens, were taken to Industrial Home yesterday after the vehicle reportedly wrecked on a sidewalk near Cobh Street. Wheels and tires were later recovered.
The Silver Bow Bar announces the departure of its youngest member Frank for Camp Hancock Georgia. He has been an active part of the organization and will serve with the 1 minute men. The club presented him a radiolite wrist watch as a token of appreciation. He will be away for the weeks of service with the boys over there.
Arbor Day plans include special trains on the Oregon Short Line and Milwaukee routes with regular service on the Montana, Anaconda, Was sift lines. Numerous tallye hon and automatics for the nearer second Arbor Day are noted, with Metrore and Five-Mile routes mentioned. About 1,000 children are expected to attend from Columbia Gardens.
In ideal weather on a fast track, Daisy the fast Cote mare defeated Baldy of the Bed I stables in three straight heats. Byron Corbett matched the performance with Shepherd Master. Daisy’s best heat time was 1 06 4, with a half mile in 1 06 4. Corbett’s times were 1:06 1, 1:16 in the later heats, as the warm spring weather drew a larger crowd to the competition.
John Anderson, a miner, was injured Tuesday at the West Reed’s mine and died last night at Tutte. He received severe injuries described as broken bones. The body is at Reed’s. The only known relatives are in Finland.
A fragment notes a baby buffalo born at the gardens and the animal society predicting its role among regular denizens. Mamm Buffalo comments that the event signals a potential future presence in the gardens, reflecting community interest in the new arrival.
New York May 12 Theodore N Vail chair of the League for National Unity says a committee was named to press co operation between Republicans and Democrats to defeat anti war candidates in the fall elections. Members include Samuel Gompers Carrie Chapman Catt Frank Morrison and others.
Mrs Anna Merar, aged 61, died yesterday. The funeral cortege moved from Richards parlors to Ponovines Tit for interment.
Funeral services are announced for the infant daughter of Mr and Mrs Peter Huner to be held at Dugan’s Undertaking Tailors on Monday at 2 PM. Also listed are funeral plans for John Farren of Charlestown Mass to be shipped to Butte for interment, Dennis J Byrn aged 41, and Anastasia Sheehan aged 85 with services at family residence Granite Street and Holy Cross Cemetery.
Brief notice states that services will be conducted in an outdoor chapel and interment will follow at Mountain View cemetery. No further details or names are provided in the readable text.
The funeral of the infant Harker, beloved son of Mr and Mrs John Barker, will be held from Walsh parlors Monday afternoon at 2 oclock. Rev Charles A Cook will officiate. Interment Mountain View Cemetery Automonsien PECHEY. The infant died last evening. The funeral will be Tuesday morning at home.
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