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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 21, 1918
Page
4
Fragmented text discusses cure claims for neurasthenia via an organic phosphate tablet named freugite or bitrophowhate. It presents a dubious nerve-building claim and references a purported “strongest meal” and various mis-spellings, with unclear outcomes and no credible attribution.
War Department today released names of sailors and marines captured or held as prisoners of war. The list includes Private Christian Sorensen of Verona Montana and Seaman Jean de la Landshut-Serat, among others, with captures dated 1917 and 1918 in Lorraine and the South Pacific. Prison locations include Camp Karls Tuhe in Germany and Alsace region camps. transfers noted for Sergeant Mackee to Glessen.
The Fourteenth Infantry now stationed at the School of Mines had its promotions announced by Captain Bradley. All promoted personnel are non commissioned officers of first class private rank. New ranks include first sergeant James AlcLaughlin and privates William Ralph Harlan Paul Gustie Luksco Emanuel Brenner James Flemming Samuel Hardin William Jenkins Joseph Johnston with other lance and bugler assignments detailed.
William MacDonald files suit against the street car company seeking 25000 dollars for injuries after a March 26 collision with an east side car. He alleges a fractured leg and internal injuries and cites a new law restricting free satine as Messe gers.
Adjutant General Greenan announced that a new act requires men who turned 21 since June 3 to register on June 5. Local exemption boards should finalize signup plans and inform eligible registrants. The president issued a proclamation naming June 5 as the registration day.
Sergeant Hraithwaite of the Butte British-Canadian recruiting mission returned yesterday from Dillon where he had been for three days in an effort to secure additional recruits. He left last night for Great Falls for a longer stay on the same mission.
R C McNeil a bartender and A Ki sail of 110 Oregon avenue allegedly forced patron Amos Burt to Mali and Broadway where a policeman arrested Burt yesterday. Burt is said to have made remarks against the United States government while drinking. the prisoner will be held pending federal investigation.
Genuine joy and dignity marked yesterday's clergy picnic as members and officers gathered. Mrs. Mitchell and Mrachok will oversee refreshments at the event titled maters next.
Charles Mattensening, a deputy constable in Justice Ornsby’s court, faced theft charges after an arrest by Lt. Dwyer and Detectives Larkin Trottman Rodda. The incident centered on a confrontation near Front and Utah avenues where Carroll allegedly attacked the officers and was relieved of $50.
The Rev le A Wotson, pastor of the People’s Congregational Church Harrisarie, will leave for Camp Laws to serve as a M C A member. Mrs Wilson and their baby will reside in Tacoma while Mr Wilson is stationed at the cane. No successor chosen. congregation to meet Sunday after services to consider one. Wilson lectured in France and America during the war.
OCR fragment lists numerous property lots and blocks in Ather in Place and Daly Addition, including lots 20 and 21 block 55 and lots 5 and 6 block TM 60, Daly addition, plus references to SCF Cobban to A Sauve and north district parcel descriptions. Also notes Washington May legislative actions on deferment and corporate excise tax cases, plus a misread court opinion about sale proceeds and taxes, and scattered mentions of development and a beacon incident.
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