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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 15, 1918
Page
15
A Chicago based food demonstrator, visiting Anaconda for the fourteenth year, notes progress in the Treasure State and predicts a bright future. She owns a 820 acre Hill County ranch, plans to farm it herself, and aims to put every available acre under the plow with a capable manager handling operations in the interim.
Theater goers should crave more laughs at Pantages tonight with a full bill featuring Helen Hall a famed juvenile performer and a lively show including Simpson and Dean Fannie Simpson Walsh and Heatley and a two act program There are two performances 1 15 and 9 pm with the usual meeting at 8 30 and dedication of a service flag noted.
John Kavanaugh, barely over the 17 year age limit, enlisted yesterday at the Butte office as an apprentice seaman. He is a cousin of Rear Admiral Kavanaugh and says he aims to earn rank by merit, not influence. Also described, Alvert Maramte of Elk Park enlisted as a seaman second class in the naval reserve, heading to Late Lake for final exams.
An eclectic 1920s style notice page lists pianos for rent, Optician services, building trades meetings, Liberty bonds trade, and ads for furniture and coal. It mentions Elson at East Park, Mohn of Butte, Prail garage, and Goodyear service, plus a Fourteenth Infantry member Thomas Pagnell stationed nearby.
Anaconda locals attend to business visits, hospital stays, and social calls. Notables include A K Sehwend of Modesty, Charlen Bostrom of Southern Cross, J Clarke Johnstone of Georgetown, and J E Smith of Oneonta. A public funeral for W Crenshaw is announced at Masonic temple.
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