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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 19, 1919
Page
7
Funeral notices state services for the late William Frazier will be held Tuesday at 2 o'clock at the Presbyterian church on X Street with Rev Dr Groeneveld presiding. Interment is planned in the Mount Moriah family plot.
The program features Mager and Ww foremost song authors performing songs from Wonderful Mother. Anderson and Miss Anderson, graceful dancer, provide strong support alongside a Japanese marvel who performs complex tricks. Helen Jackley delivers grand opera style singing with an engaging routine. An unusual daily topical number adds current event flavor.
Philipsburg May 18 The Philipsburg Commercial club joins with the Women's club and Kindred organizations to stage a fitting Memorial Day. Grand Army services will be held at the grave of St. Charles. The day’s program will be announced.
Winnipeg Manitoba May 18 The city stayed orderly as a general labor strike affected fiber and municipal services. Food supplies and ice storage rose while volunteer firemen rehearsed and the West Mounted Police monitored. Proclamations urged calm and cooperation toward conciliation as unions coordinate nationwide action. Rail and mail services faced disruption with officials in Ottawa weighing steps to protect mail flow and workers debating a 48 hour strike stance.
Helena May 18 A Laurel man has returned to state. Stewart a net hire license history. A man mulls a no car but art for plates would likely cache it in the hills from the ranch where he ran his auspicions of his watched him and a discovery a stolen car. Alix is now term in the Deer Lodge pens and the man suspected. Stewart that if a refund is coming it be sent to Mills at Deer Lodge.
A distorted report notes progress of centenary worker efforts with a Hale Way mark passage. It cites quotas, church involvement, and varied district receipts totaling $25,000 plus, with some districts like Sheridan Dillon and Missoula not yet reported and to be updated daily.
The fragment hints at a closing action tied to a person named Helen Aten. Details are too fragmentary to identify a clear event, date, or authority. More readable text is needed to craft a complete headline and summary.
Former captain Olsen has been promoted to major while serving with the company stationed near the Mexican border. The transition occurred at the outbreak of hostilities with Germany, and officers temporarily filled the captaincy as the unit moved to Fra. Olsen’s promotion marks a notable rise in rank amid the ongoing distant service.
The report suggests the Duke of Athlone, brother of Queen Mary, could succeed the retiring Duke of Devonshire as Canada’s governor general. It notes his army duties in 1914 limited earlier chances, and mentions the Duchess of Athlone as Princess Alice, daughter of the late Duke Albany, with the duke aged about forty five.
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