Anaconda City Plans Sewer District 99 in 1918
Anaconda Montana city council adopted a resolution to create special improvement district No 99 for a sanitary sewer along the alley west of block 110 and part of Sixth Street. The project covers 380 feet with a six inch pipe, depth six to eight feet, and is estimated at 4700 dollars. hearings set for May 11, 1918, at 8 PM in the city council chamber.
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Anaconda
Mont
Deer Lodge
Montana
Tyne
Cty Hall
Anaconda, Font
A.D. Dot. FM
Davidson
Uty
Bald City
Notice to Creditors Estate of James Forkin Deceased
Patrick Forkan administrator announces creditors and all persons with claims against James Forkin deceased must file within four months of first publication. Claims to be presented with vouchers at 1011 East Commercial Avenue Anaconda Deer Lodge County Montana. Dated May 14 1919 Anaconda Montana.
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Lee
James Forkin
James Vorkin
East Commercial Avenue
Anaconda
Mont
Deer Dodge
State of
Montana
Patrick Forkan
Anaconda, Mont
Silent Heroes Eulogized At Anaconda Memorial Day
Anaconda paid tribute to soldiers and sailors buried in Hill and Mount Carmel cemeteries. Despite rain hundreds attended a solemn Mass and memorial services, with Grand Army of the Republic and World War Veterans organizing a military procession led by Provost’s band. The program included Lincoln’s Gettysburg Address, a memorial address by P. E. Somerhauser, prayers, decorations, and a firing salute, ending with taps and benediction.
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Anaconda
Hill
Mount Carmel
Grand Army of the Republic
Hill and
Main Street
Commercial Avenue
John Marchson
William
Sweeney
World War Veterans
John McAndrews
Department
John A. Logan
Francis Spelman
Lincoln
Somerhauser
Waterbury
T. P. Stewart
O'Keefe
John McHale
Charles Pierson
John Treglown
Henest Cornelius
Frank Glasser
Daniel McCavanaugh
Harold Hayes
Harry Hards
Harry Gillian
Harry Burris
Masten
Unpopular Weather Man Dampens Western Montana Teague Schedule
A skeptical forecast and cold wind delayed Western Montana Teague play as temperatures hovered near 0 to 40 degrees. The weather man’s mood, blamed on “mountain moisture,” influenced decisions, with team captain Lodell delaying contact with Butte and clothing choices shifting from heavy woolens to lighter garbs. The forecast hints at possible warmer weather by Sunday if conditions improve.
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Montana
Mercury
Sunda
Montana Pow Clash In Butte If Weather Permits
Weather permitting the Montana Powder team will clash with the Butte contingent in an outdoor ball game. A. J. Thackeray, manager of the Sata club, signed 'Skinny' Beaudette as catching for Philipsburg, after McKENSIE broke a finger. Beaudette, young yet capable, handles the position well and has a fast whip. Philipsburg, a speedy aggregation, warns locals that an even break will be hard to come by. A sizable local turnout is expected if the skies cooperate.
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Montana
Butte
Jore
A. J. ‘Thackeray
Sata
Beaudette
McKensie
Philipsburg
Playroom for Kiddies Salvation Army Plan
A historical article outlines the Salvation Army's plan to open a playroom for children in western cities. It describes the aim to provide moral welfare through supervised play, gymnastics, and watching over youngsters, with a pilot program to test methods before broader rollout. It notes public awareness rising of the Army's charitable work.
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Tunteipat
Tooma
Salvation “Army
Ines
Winnanes
Avery Cy
Iris
Rompee
Chicago Municipa
Operaton
Inka
Teisouhie Vasan
Maine
Nearla
Talent Worth Retaining In Movie Theatre Moment
Two women in a theater watch a news review showing Uncle Sam sailor boys scrubbing a deck. They joke about a husband at sea and praise a sailor named Jim, remarking they will remind him he is clever at scrubbing when he returns.
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Uncle Sam Sailor Boys
Jim
Flowers and Voice Affect Singers in Aroma Tale
A report notes that flowers and their odors have troubled singers. A famed tenor said a bouquet perfumed his throat and impaired singing for a week. Other stars, including an opera singer, described violets as making their voices shy.
Hurley Retires From Spokane Grocery Firm After Sale
Frank V. Hurley, longtime Anaconda native, has disposed of his grocery interests in Spokane and plans six months of rest. He helped form Greenough Hurley, later Greenoughs, and will devote eight hours daily to golf during the hiatus. The reorganized firm lists W D Greenough as president, D F Hallahan as VP and GM, and A W Witherspoon as secretary treasurer.
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Spokane
Frank V. Hurley
Eenough - Hurley Company
Greenough
Hurley
D. F. Hallahan
Greenough- Hurley Company
Greenough’s
W. D. Greenough
A. W. Wither- Spoon
W. Hurley
Anaconda
Mont
F. W. Hurley
Revolutionists Against Carranza Rises Provisional President
Reports detail Gen Felipe Angeles named provisional president and Francisco Villa as secretary of war as Villa gathers arms and money for a northern campaign. US warned Carranza to protect Americans and property while officials question why troops were not moved north. Villa’s forces press in Chihuahua amid arms shipments and shifting loyalties in Torreon.
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Felipe Angeles
Francisco Villa
Carranza
United States
Mexico
Villa
Villistas
Republic
Omelals
Torreon
Chihuahua
Ila
Villaud
Largest Print Shop Reports Mass FY Output
The United States maintains one of the largest printing plants in the country. It issued 1,182 reports during the Mass fiscal year at a cost of $316,000. They contained 64,407 pages.
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United States
Notice to Stockholders of Butte Anaconda Pacific Ry
The annual stockholders meeting for the Butte Anaconda and Pacific Railway Company will be held at the company office in Anaconda Montana on Tuesday June 3 1919 at 1 oclock p.m. The session includes election of four directors ratification of directors acts in the war work campaign and other business. Halloran secretary.
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Butte
Anaconda
Pacific Railway Company
United War, Work Campaign, Inc
Mont
M. Halloran
Funeral arrangements for Lenora Nelson announced
The funeral for Lenora, beloved daughter of Mr and Mrs Lauron, will be held at the Undertaking Parlors on Saturday morning. The family plot at Mone NEURON will receive the remains. Time and place of funeral to be announced in later papers.
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Lenora
Hi. Lauron
Neuron
Edward Nelson
Mahoney
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