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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 31, 1919
Page
13
Anaconda residents and visitors fill city pages with shopping, repairs, and social notes. Widespread postings include taxi services, coal, fertilizer, and shoe sales, along with several updates on births, arrivals of relatives, and former residents visiting or returning from overseas.
A Anaconda confectioner observes a shift from liquor to candy among men, noting increased candy sales in 5 and 10 cent packages and popular drinks like Coke and root beer. He contrasts current social habits with past times, claiming men now crave sweets after work instead of alcohol.
A film last night at Margaret previews a submarine scene with vivid ocean flora and hidden bed imagery. It emphasizes pictorial science and invites public favor while telling a pretty love story through the play. The film is on again tonight.
John J. Walkup the former foreman of Standard's Tala, dated Sept 4, 1889, visited town last night with his brother James of West Virginia. They will depart for the East this morning with plans for Syracuse visits. Walkup, now in Seattle area, once served in county legislature and is described as looking young and energetic.
Washington Star report cites Martin Behrman of New Orleans noting General Ludendorff writes that warfare may rely on luck rather than science. The remark is framed with a humorous exchange about coffee and domestic banter, and a tangential mention of government seed bean testing showing limited commercial use.
In commemoration open air service was held at Mount Carmel cemetery at 9 o'clock with Rev. Father Coopman celebrant assisted by Rev. Father Schulter deacon and Rev. Pa ther Turke sub deacon Despite the weather attendees honored the graves of their loved ones afterward in the ring. Residents listed include James C. Goodwin of New York and Dr James Hackney of New Rockford among others from Montana St Louis Gilmore Minneapolis Seattle and more.
Auction note lists a one acre two room house with outbuildings near Western addition and connected utilities. Includes lumber to build a four room house, water under pressure, half acre in spuds, up to date chicken house, cowshed, livestock, wood and tools. Owner leaving. asking around 1,360 dollars.
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