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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Sep 06, 1918
Page
5
A diamond ring is presented as a wise purchase and a mark of success for a man who wears it. The article notes Leys diamonds as intrinsic assets of desirable quality and color, and promotes single stone rings and scarfing as good values while prices have advanced since arrival. The seller invites viewing of diamonds.
Rent pianos from Orton Fos. Paul Lovelace of Bozeman is registered at the Finten. Mrs Frank Bifare guests at the Finten. J B Tuttle of Helena was in the city on business. Wellington D Rankin of Helena among late arrivals. Anaconda visitors include Marold Henke and LE Morrow. James Vernon visiting friends from Dillon. Mr and Mrs Jinks spending a few days in the city. Mr and Mrs Hamill of Becker, Mont on Sept 5. George Francis of Whalom visiting relatives. A J McKay and John Hill spending days in urging Sound of here on a short visit. Mrs Helen Sullivan to Berkeley for school this winter. Noonan returned from three months vacation in Salt Lake City. KE J Chaplin and Mrs ATL Stepheat Palle among out of town visitors.
The first of the $1,000 subscriptions for the coming YMCA campaign was donated by Richard Lloyd of New York after a Rotary Club luncheon. Lloyd, son of J. E. Lloyd, is part of a drive to mobilize churches for the fund. Ministers and campaign workers plan services across Mount View and Trinity Methodist churches and related groups.
The bishop, oldest in the region, visits Montana’s Tutte church, recalling early ties and the old parish. He plans to conduct services and renew connections as he travels from St. Louis to oversee cathedral consecration and duties across the region.
Amsterdam dispatch reports Chancellor von Hertling addressing Prussian upper house committee on reform of the franchise. He asserts preservation of the crown and dynasty is at stake while pledges to royal duties guide ministerial responsibility. The speech frames the reform debate around safeguarding the crown amid political change.
Citizens in Butte and Anaconda recall reunion events as President Jetley plans to attend the Society of Montana Pioneers gathering. Notable locals include L V Bender Captain Well Kells and others as Camp Lewis notes cooties in France and a slackers hunt continues in New York as justice officials discuss orders.
A London sourced May LY REPORT notes the assassination of the former Russian empress and her daughter but Spain may transfer the murder family, with King Alfonso’s move to quiet the matter. Dutch protest over a German submarine sinking a Dutch trawler is demanded with compensation. Lloyd George’s salary fact and brass-button paste cost joke appear amid a collage of items. Parker of Cleburne Texas nears 5,000 from sunbonnet sales since 19¢ entry.
A list of names appears to honor Neut C K Tuohy Corp and numerous Private and John Tarrington, Ernest Hebert, John Hoey, Kapich, Christopher Martin, Leonard Metters, Robert Nov, Joseph Parke, Anthony Poi vate, private elente, Beaupre, William Cotton, Darragh, William Emmett, Albert Portina, Christian Hofman, Jewell Kemmet, Matthew King, Charles L Leonard Cobile Lort, Daniel A McDonald, John McQuittan, Emmett OLeary, Win Peterson, William Richards, Andrew Storr, Jerry Sullivan, John Sullivan, Patrick Sullivan, Gordon Vivian.
French forces report mutinies and pillage in Belgium amid German army strain. Wartime observations note reduced battalion company strength, with divisions reorganized and disorder rising. Reports describe discipline failures and strategic weakness affecting front line cohesion.
Report from the western front describes ongoing German retreat under heavy bombardment with divisions ground down and prisoner numbers rising. Letters from captives reveal weak manpower, shattered formations, and the Germans fearing renewed Allied attacks.
Fragmentary notes recount diverse items from late era news, including Red Cross enrollment figures in New York, ancient Persian rulers, gold loss estimates, and a Nevada senate nomination motion. Also mention of a Chinese Japanese and Portuguese cross unit in Honolulu, a novel baseball game, cow tail pricing in Massachusetts, and automobile valuations.
A fragment notes Oscar Kahn of Morrisville Vermont and others pledging weekly business to a local Red Cross totaling 256.20 dollars by April. It mentions a Yukon observation and cites a claim of the world’s lowest temperature record, with 20.4 degrees Fahrenheit noted from 1892.
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