Government goods to be sold in Anaconda
Maj A C Aldrich of St Paul arrived in the city for wake arrangements as a federal store opens to sell army stock on hand since the war. Much stock is second hand yet in serviceable condition. Discharged servicemen received new outfits. stock includes uniforms camp accessories rubber boots and wear. The sale will be on East Park Avenue for at least a week and may continue if demand is strong.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. C. Aldrich
St. Paul
Minn
East Park Avenue
Anaconda Churches and Area Faith Services
Local church notices list services across Anaconda including Christian Science at Oak Street and Hickory Street churches with sermons on Mortals and Immortals, Sunday schools, midweek meetings, and reading rooms. Other denominations include First Presbyterian, First Baptist, First Christian, St Mark's Episcopal, First Methodist, and Our Savior's Lutheran with varied worship times, Sunday schools, youth activities, and planned lectures or programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Science Society
Oak Street
First Church of Christ, Scientist
Hickory Street
First Baptist Church
Anaconda Briefs and Local Notes
Anaconda notes report James Fogerty left for Bismarck to see his fevered daughter. Denial refutes rumors Percy Ingalls withdrew from the race and confirms his Republican sheriff candidacy. Ryan, known as Montana’s Ryan, hospitalized after a railroad wreck and expected to recover. Tyan, a Fontana man, served in the Philippines with the Second Montana regiment. Fork marriage in Turkey outlines two preliminaries for marriage: both must walk properly and comprehend required religious service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Fogerty
Bismarck
N. D
Turkey
Lager beer and high pay lure soldiers to Germany transfer
Louisville reporters note soldiers from Camp Zachary Taylor consider transferring to American forces in Germany as beer and cost of living play a big role. They describe beer costing a tenth of a mark and pay with buying power of hundreds of dollars, sparking trips and Rhine life tales among veterans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisville
Germany
Camp
Zachary Taylor
Berg
Donald McCraney
First Engineers
Charles Kleiner
Sixteenth Infantry
The
Rhine
Reeurning
Wily Woman’s Swindle Hits San Francisco Shoppers
Police in an upscale San Francisco shopping district hunt a well-dressed young woman who begs shoppers for a dollar to finish a purchase and asks for their address. She repeats the ruse in multiple stores, then vanishes with the money. The tactic targets attendees at large stores, attracting embarrassment and loss. Investigators urge vigilance and report any sightings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Unclear Returns Data From May 19 Trade Figures
Readable fragments show various city and state mentions with figures on shipments and totals. Abilene Seattle Trenton Lincoln Raleigh appear with percent changes and dollar values for freight and flour, plus a note on carload tote standard flour prices and 98-pound cotton sacks.
Fragmentary government reform note from an era
Fragmented OCR text mentions POREIGNE and easton references a calling list to Shihar, with financial and royal terms. It hints at a minister and a new political republic context, but details are unclear and names are distorted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shihar
Finanens
Polit Republic
Anaconda Man Receives A Commander’s Citation
Frank Duval of Anaconda was cited by his former division commander for gallantry in action and for meritorious service as a runner at Soissons on July 1, 1918, when wounded. He also suffered a second wound and gas exposure in the Argonne on Oct. 2, 1918, before discharge and service with the army of occupation prior to returning home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anaconda
Frank Duval
Soissons
Duval
Argonne Forest
Army of Occupation
Anaconda News in Brief Dance at Washoe park tonight
Anaconda items note a Washoe park dance tonight with soldiers from Butte guesting. local ads mention optician services, ice cream flavors, a taxi service, lodging, and a three room apartment for rent. Reports cover a stock sale, a candidate filing, road openings, and a mining census meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Em Street
Oak Street
Breeding Foxes as an Industry in Western Montana
W S Custer of Missoula, president and manager of the Montana Silver Black Fox Company, promotes fox breeding as a growing Montana industry. The firm began in 1917 with five fox pairs. now 50 animals in 25 pairs. Foxes thrive in the region, with pelts valued at 2000 to 5000 dollars per pair and rising demand. Foxes are monogamous and kept in 25 by 50 foot pens with 10 foot high fences. They feed on cooked horse meat. Custer expects fox breeding to become a major Montana industry, while visiting with W N, the vice president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. S. Custer
Missoula
Montana
Silver Black Fox Company
Custer
United States
Government
Department of Agriculture
Montana Company
Prince Edward Island
W. N
Alaska Oil Prospects Spark Prospectors Boom
Drilling to start this fall on Alaska lands opened to prospectors and developers. Government geologists report oil under about 1,000,000 acres, with five major fields along the coast from Cape St. Elias to the Aleutians. Local firms have operated near Cordova, and Alaska capital will fund most work planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Alaska
J. J. Finnegan
Seward
Wyer
All Man
Cordova
Cape St. Elias
Aleutian Islands
Cold Bay
Katalla
Yakataga
Cook Inlet
Alaska Peninsula
South St. Paul Market Report May 19
Market notes from South St. Paul Minnesota dated May 19 show hog receipts near 1,900 with prices ranging up to 14.05. Cattle receipts around 1,800 to 1,900 list steers at 10.15 to 10.50 and stockers about 12.50. The report includes scattered figures and references to local names and conditions, with weather-related disruption and stray phrases indicating market fluctuations and delays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South St. Paul
Minn
Robert Johns
Aliair
Targer
Valdes
Also Mentioned on This Page
Anaconda News
Maj. A. C. Aldrich
Federal Store
City
Anaconda Churches
First Presbyterian Church
Christian Endeavor Society
L. V. Schermer
Butte
First Christian Church
Corner Sixth
Oak Streets
Edgar
Wil Mamson
Bible School
Williamson Will Norning
J. Mark's Episcopal Church
Main Sixth Streets
First Methodist Episcopal Church
Charles F. Wolfe
Epworth League
Theosophical Society
Mall of Theosophy
Stadard Building
EB. Catlin
W. S. Gaily
Bohm
Herbert
Our Savior’s Lutheran Shurch
Fifth’ Streets
the. Fev
J. Mithun
Ladies’ Aid Society
Olu Indrogard
Percy Ingalls
Ingalls
Boss
Copyright, International
Nikolai Lenine
Bolshevist Russe
Abilene
Tex
Ienha
Seattle
Trenton
Lincoln
Raleigh
Washoe Park
Melander
Wahlstedt
Optician
East Park
J. W. Tescher
Phage
Lorraine
New York
Tescher's
E. Park
Alco Taxi
Maccabees’ Review
Dewey Hall
Patrick McHugh
Charles Callan
Jack Butler
St. Anthony
Idaho
Philipsburg
Ole Dahl
Dahl Eneoys
Henry Peterson
Billings
Peterson
Colorado School of Mines
Boulder
L. J. Bucker
Prentiss F. Brown
J.C. Renbow
H. T. Flint
Sam Arthur
D. M. Durfee
Knights of Columbus
Ross
Nda
Joe Matelich
Third and
Chestnut Streets
Henault
Wilson S. Beck
Valdez
Sullivan
Town
Anacondi
Milt Spencer
Mr. Beck
Quartermaster Department
Haarlem
Verberck
Wour
Hammersiough
Libbey's and Hawkes
Thomas Edmunds
Oice of Sheriff
Sons and Daughters of
Norway
John R. Hartwig
Muriel Remington
D. J. McKenzie
Carpenters’ Hall
Anaconda Shoe Shop
Main Street
Washoe Market
Anaconda Planing Mill
General Contracting
W. Comiereta
J.C. Maring
B. A. & DP. Railway
Spo Ikane
Inter State Commerce Commission
Arthur Vanderbilt
Vanderbilt
W. E. Arnold
Portland
Ore
Mary Paper
Mike Duffy
St. Ann's Hospital
Kelliher
Hlskin Prospectors
New Field
P. J. McGreevey
Seaside
McGreevey
Metropolitan Life Insurance Company
Lincoln National Life Insurance Company
Ramblers
Evelyn Peterson
Sager
Harry Carey
Hoot Gibson
Hamilton
United States Mall
Drummond
Helmville
Ovando
No. 4
Margaret
Theater
Vaker
Raffles
Theosophy
Frank
Mayo
Ruth Roland
Ruth
the Universal Car
Ford
C. H. Branscombe
Columbia
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