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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 20, 1918
Page
5
Advertisement promotes lasting significance of jewelry as graduation gifts for girls and boys. Highlights include rings, pins, belt buckles, single linked chains, and monogrammed items in solid gold, good quality, and sterling options. Emphasizes quality, style, and broad selection with prices to follow.
The Hallmark store surveillance note lists Inspector duties for Northern Pacific and Great Northern lines.
Butte notes list many visitors and brief mentions from Helena and Missoula including Olson of Lenox, E C Day, J T Green, M to Mr Freeland, and many others. Items include hotel stays, business matters, and local ads. Also a moral tale fragment and an ad for tuning mainsprings at 37 North Main Mayer.
The body found seated in Lake Avoca near Butte Saturday afternoon was identified as Mrs Peter Dencester 412 West Porphyry Street. Police say she died by self harm after leaving friends before her missing report the same day. Her age about 30 years, she was not employed locally.
Mrs Lois Knauff national president of the Woman's Relief Corps makes a four state tour visiting Helena where a reception is planned. Miss OC Daly and Mrs Estella Worth lead local chapter members at a reception at Mr Worth's home before the journey continues to Helena.
Mila Frangiia and Gus Maki were arrested by Detectives Morrison and Dwyer after an unidentified man was found injured in a saloon on Covert fad' Rant Granite. The victim bled from a hemorrhage and was rushed to emergency hospital. Jonson the laborer was arrested on South Arizona Street by Det. Larkin for slacker related charges.
Readable fragments describe dairymaids milking a Jersey cow on Fifth Avenue. The scene includes service vehicles, a motortrack, and buckets, with notes about a France fund and spectators or participants nearby. The text is fragmented and lacks complete details.
A telegram from the Italian American Legion urges Butte to mark the third anniversary of Italy entering the war on Friday. It notes patriotic meetings and public demonstrations as the city joins national remembrance of Italy’s civilian and military efforts and asks local officials to participate.
The Rev. Martin Hudtloft confirmed a class of 35 students at Maries Lutheran Church yesterday after the 10 30 service. Strong choir and church members participated as the youth demonstrated their faith with the My Shepherd song and a benediction.
A damaged text fragment references a patent case related to a phincs patent for the benefit of a party. It mentions a court or legal matter involving property or rights dealing with the Sor and related entities, but specifics are unreadable.
Deputies raided a Park and Wyoming street building yesterday afternoon where nine men were playing poker. Under Sheriff John Melia and Deputies Murphy and Pisher arrested them. the scene described as a stud poker game with pale colors. Names listed include Mike, Dane, Tony, James, and others. A separate note mentions church officials and a meeting about dividends and wartime planes, with unclear context from the partially legible text.
A brief report notes Takers at the Tate taking place at the venue, with details about the event timeline and involved organizations. The text confirms ongoing activities and attendance, highlighting the cultural moment for visitors and participants.
The funeral for the late Mhurg, aged 63, was held at 0 oclock this morning at the Meter. Interment followed in Holy Cross Cemetery. The family thanks friends for kindness shown during the time of loss.
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