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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Sep 06, 1919
Page
17
Anaconda news brief reports dancing tonight at Moosehall and a variety of local notices. It notes appearances by Wahlstedt optician, for rent ads for several properties, and multiple short items on visitors, travels, births, and community happenings around Anaconda and nearby areas.
Miss Rena Humphrey left for Helena after visiting Anaconda friends while Mrs. Paul Gorman of Butters stayed with Miss May Russell. Mike Benson of Georgetown and W E Gaily returned from Boston trips. Deer Lodge resident Mrs. Mike Rothe visited. FE attended to business in Anaconda. John Hoffman Warm Spring and Thomas Fich Minneapolis New York trips noted. Woodmen of the World notice states August books close September 6.
Head Consul 11 of the Woodmen of the World travels from Denver to Anaconda to attend a reception hosted by camp No. 154. A musical program buffet luncheon and smoker are planned. Boak will address the gathering on Woodmen matters. Sub-committees include Entertainment Emory Kell A J MacDonald T Murphy Refreshments W D Kendrick J J Schwartz Michael Connor Publicity John W James Barney V Hogan Charles Devin.
World war veterans attending the Montana state fair will be granted reduced fare and one third plan. The announcement came from American Legion headquarters in Helena.
A garbled OCR list presents numerous personal names and places such as Miss J. Brown, B. Covall, Polson, W. E. Hollingsworth, Menasha, E. Schnellman, Chicago, R. C. Miller, Missoula, J. MacKelvie, U S A, X. Krall, Prescott Townsend, Boston, J. Weiner, Portland, J. G. Shapley, Mr. and Mrs A Woodworth, Spokane, and others including Helena and Philadelphia. The fragmentary text appears to be a notice or roster with scattered affiliations and addresses, lacking coherent context.
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