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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 16, 1918
Page
4
The St Louis Bevo bottling complex, described as the largest of its kind, covers two city blocks with 26 acres of floor space and a 50 foot basement housing 15 tracks for ten freight cars. It will employ about 2,500 people and bottle two million bottles daily, equal to 140 car loads per eight hour shift.
Five divorce complaints, all by women, were filed yesterday in the district court clerk’s office. Cruelty cited against husbands. cases include Sadie Schindler vs George Schindler with one child, alimony sought, and counts of threats, knives, and false charges. Other filings name William Hilton, Helen Ghesys, Tony Donett, and Charles Celli in cruelty or desertion actions. Judge Dwyer granted one divorce and custody of two children.
Fragrant mollients for skin troubles suggested for everyday use. Free samples by mail from Cuticura Dept 226 Roatan. Soap 25 cents Ointment 23 cents.
The text presents a Q and A on the Empire State Express pace of 112 mph, Hubert Ingersoll, and death penalties for espionage if war exists. It asks about branches open to women in the army and the etymology of the term blighty used by British soldiers, noting India’s influence on the word.
A report from American Hounh notes Thomas Clarkson visiting the wemy bate Packs seeking addresses for soldiers. He praises the buildings' upkeep. William Williams departs for Fort Sliscoult to join the US Army Medical Corps. Mount Bethel church to celebrate its first anniversary with a prayer address by Rev Pho. Clarkson and a musical program are planned. Convalescence noted for Mrs. June Meiland on Daly Street.
A note states a person will leave today for Camp Lewis to join the army while authorities pursue information to arrest those poisoning areas of the city linked to dog deaths. Mayor Holland offered a $50 reward for arrests in the case as six more deaths are reported yesterday.
Mr and Mrs M Mayer and family return from Los Angeles after an eight to ten month stay. They traveled to California for Mr Mayers health and report him greatly improved. The Mayer family toured the area and studied the local food system while at leisure during the long auto mobile trip. A reward of 8109 is offered to anyone proving misplacement or misstatement of the Mayer address at 3 Red Mayer 7 North Main Mayer.
In Columbia, Judge Matthews presided as Pre Ackerman sought $50 damages for a Dec 31, 2016 auto collision on West Granite Street. Jurors heard arguments challenging testimony over alleged reckless speed. The judge ruled the complaint did not state the action, allowing appeals or a new motion.
The Mattress War Savings society will meet in the factory salesroom at Harrison avenue and Front Street at 8 o'clock tonight. PN Hinkle and other speakers will address the gathering. Membership has grown to 60 and will rise toward 100 as plans proceed. applicants should contact O. I Bohoch, secretary.
A chemical tank from a fire department line burst during extinguishing at 234 East Park Street yesterday. Fire officials reported a slight loss in a tailor shop as officers Captain Morrissey Detective O'Donnell and Officer Priya stood nearby, sprayed with chemicals. Separately, County Clerk hear nominee for Silver Bow county commissioner and Temple Israel plans Pentecost services led by Rabbi J. K. Levin on Thursday May 18 at 8 pm.
A fragmented warning touts organic Phosphate as a cure for thinness and weak nerves. It claims weight gain and health improve with Bitro-Phosphate sold by a drug company, promising money back if unsatisfied, and warns of general weakness and pale cheeks without this treatment.
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