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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 28, 1918
Page
9
An advertisement claims rheumatism is a blood disorder and promotes S. S. S. as permanent relief promised to purge disease from the blood. It asserts quick, lasting benefits beyond lotions and pills and offers a free medical book and expert advice from Swift Laboratory in Atlanta.
Compressed report notes three week plasterers strike ends with broad praise for last night’s action. unions, employers, and government see it as constructive progress toward settlement and return to work. agreements set daily wages and overtime, with future adjustments linked to broader craft settlements.
The May casualty list from Washington tallies 9 killed in action 4 died of wounds 2 undetermined 3 missing in action along with severities and names such as Milton Scarborough Childs Md Lonn Simpson Ready Kyi Privates Alexander P Garrett Mangum Okla Joseph Griffin East Hampton N Y James C Holland Villa Rica Ga Eugene Rockwell Oakes Wis Frank John Schmidt Kee Wis Walter Schutzman La and James Wallen Fairland Okia Died of Wounds James E Deies Troy N Y Wagoner Norris G Stoxes La Crosse Fla Private Earle Symmes Willow Creek And William J Oliszewski Manistee Mich Died of disease Private Menne tto Wilts Wellsburg Tow Wounded severely Arthur Anderson New Rockford N J Elmer aigimuelson Paso Robles Missing in action Jerry A Grown Columbus Ohio Charles Fairheld Cant Ann VeP iclency Bill Washington May 27 urges direct appropriations of $90074900 25 and tract authorizations of $33000 w as passed by the House today without amendment and now goes to the senate.
Missoula Nursery Co offers a selection of plants and mowers for Decoration Day. The ad promotes a sale at 1133 Utah Avenue, Butte, with phone contact 315.
A distorted notice notes Fran Mann performing Upstairs and Down as The Baby Vampire, introduced by Oliver Morosco with Frederic and Fanny Hatton. It mentions a sensational allure and a young ingenue role, with engagements linked to Broadway previews and upcoming shows tomorrow and Thursday night in the city.
War chest concept spreads from Witver Row and Dear Lodge counties to many cities planning community funds for war relief. Trustees in Glendive Great Falls Helena Livingston and others seek drive details. Great Falls Tribune urged a city war chest. Sliverow county already over 100000 in yearly subscriptions. Washington state war convention endorsed centralized war effort with leaders like Dr Henry Suzzallo and George L Chandler supporting national defense coordination.
The notice lists multiple funeral details including undertaker arrangements. It cites the death of several individuals such as Walter Jordan Lewin and David J. Heese with interments planned at Mountain View Cemetery and other local sites. Time and exact locations are to be confirmed in later papers.
Incomplete notice outlines financing and operating costs for the Butte Electric Railway. It mentions revenue, depreciation, and expense allocation related to equipment and service changes. Details are fragmented and not fully legible in the source.
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