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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Sep 06, 1918
Page
12
Around the State News reports Mrs McKiin, valued as a war heroine, awarded a Silver Cup for a war garden prize. The item blends local pride with notes on civic activities, school enrollments, and new instructors as the region tallies community progress.
Sealed bids will be received by the State Highway Commission until the specified September day for the construction of a road and drainage culverts along the river near Whiebied in Idaho County. Bids include pipe culverts and surveys. a certified check forfeiture applies for failure to proceed. Bidder must provide a satisfactory surety bond and demonstrate authorized business in Idaho. The commission seeks the lowest responsible bid for faithful performance and timely completion.
Notice to subscribers about paid in advance status and continued mailing._reader instructed to verify paper paid through end date and to send check or money order for arrears and future service to remain on the mailing list. Anaconda Standard, Anaconda, Montana.
Fragmented report notes the daughter of El Sage a Jackson rancher and mentions Dillon residents returning from a Yellowstone trip. It references a courthouse shooting scrape injuring John Baier and hints at harvests and county activity. River games Dodd visits from the Dodd ranch with California travel plans for Miss Hell.
August membership in the Fergus county te rrone chapter reached 7 400 total. Beef cattle shipments of 50 carloads went to Chicago from Helena points. A new audit firm assumed charge of Hutte capitalists M tin. Chris Beatty filed for divorce from Glenna Beatty in Portland Oregon with alimony and rounds windings. The Lewistown Grade School reported administration of 86 forth. McLeon Bene coupled for the McLeon Bene in charge. Mr Meailister obtained a divorce from Mrs. McAlister on desertion grounds. The couples traveled in this city in aso.
Washington Sept. 5 additional colleges accepted by the War Department for training units of the students Army Training Corps and add Honal terrors include Billings pays technic.
Until further notice subscribers are asked to call at the Keystone rug store for their paper. We ask indulgence of subscribers for the present while agents are procured to carry routes. The Anaconda Standard.
Fragmentary OCR notes discuss a University of something law school and a claim that five individuals will not attend or close the university. The text is garbled, lacking clear persons, places, or dates. No coherent event or outcome is established from the readable phrases.
A wartime notice calls for men to enlist in the tank corps signaling local mobilization efforts amid broad manpower drives. The brief appeal stresses duty, service, and regional participation without naming specific units.
In Livingston a large minnow discovery under Mainstreet Bridge prompts an investigation led by Deputy Game and Fish Warden Pow Nelson. Officials consider building a ditch to the channel. A factory plan by Livingston residents aims to open soon, producing army uniforms after a contract from Helena. Governor Stewart reports wool sales by the White House Wool Company, and the Northwest currency reports suggest bank directors struggle with signatures.
The Montana Trail Blazers held their annual session with officials like Nelson A. Miles sending regrets but greetings to members. Resolutions draft was assigned to Charles Warren and senator William A. Clark for Martin Maginnis’s sake while honorary memberships were discussed. The meeting included reminiscences, remarks by Elmer Brown, and plans for continued Pioneer work as the group eyed future gatherings in Livingston. Evening dances at the Montana hotel drew many veterans, with Senator W. A. Clark and Mrs. Henry Walton partaking in the revelry and past dancing styles revived.
The annual gathering of Montana's pioneers draws many figures from Helena Butte Deer Lodge and Anaconda. Veterans like Granville Stuart Pat Curtin and W S Bartlett share memories while younger old-timers and descendants mingle. The mood is celebratory amid sparse attendance and focus on heritage and fund needs for continued society work.
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