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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 14, 1918
Page
3
A North Idaho resident reports severe rheumatic kidney pain and constant back ache, forcing him to quit work. After trying Tanlac, multisystem improvement followed few doses, allowing return to work and improved health, with ongoing use planned.
An appeal from the war department and the interstate commerce commission seeks men and women for government positions as passenger rate and tariff clerks. Applicants must be 71 or younger with relevant experience and will be paid from 60 to 90 dollars weekly depending on duties and qualifications. Further information is available at the chamber of commerce offices.
Thomas Topping filed a separate answer in the suit brought by Harrison J. Freeborn against Chief Jere Murphy and KR. W. Thomas of the immigration bureau. Freeborn alleged the arrest stemmed from advice on draft evasion. The case concerns damages for arrest without cause and alleged malice. Topping denies all charges.
Martinsdale born stockman and rancher J Stanley Smith died of spinal meningitis in a Missoula hospital after being brought from Martissdale. He was 24, heir to a 42206 acre Smith ranch and had planned a sheep herding scheme stalled by illness. His wife Gertrude Mayne of White Sulphur Springs and his mother were in Passaic, California, at the time. Funeral plans await their return.
The death of Elias J. McLaggan, a former Butte mining man, occurred in Winthrop California. He was 57, survived by his wife and three children, and was known among early-day miners here. He had managed Michigan group copper mines owned by the Bully Cave Mining Company. He left Butte for Winthrop years ago.
A class of 80 pupils at St. Ann's parochial school received their first holy communion at St. Ann's Church on a Sunday morning. A large congregation including the children's parents attended. lists of communicants include many girls and boys by full names.
Harry W. Turner state director of the thrift and war savings stamp campaign will depart for a brief tour to boost stamp sales. He will spend today in Missoula then hold meetings in Billings on Thursday and Miles City on Friday. The drive aims to energize the Liberty loan effort with strong official backing.
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