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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Sep 07, 1918
Page
10
The Anaconda Copper Mining Company president hosted a Montana hotel banquet closing a highly praised reconciliation for Merced era pioneers. Leaders and younger generations honored the 1860s era workers who built civic life and expanded American development, praising their courage, labor, and vision.
Idaho state highway commission invites sealed proposals by September 1 for grading surfacing bridges culverts and highway work on a 12 miles north south highway segment between Salmon River near Whitebird and Grangeville Idaho. Proposals require certified check and performance bond. bids opened and read publicly at the Boise office.
A large crowd of friends gathered as they met old acquaintances in Helena and Anaconda. John Shober recalled past digs and mine work, praising a home sale and a garden boast while others like Dink Tuttle and Willie Thompson were hailed. Mrs Nat Collins, the cattle queen of northern Montana, joined the reunion with pride and humor.
In a small town scene, two old timers share stories and praise Hank Falk for supporting neighbors. A family reunion issue grows as they attend a meeting extended by Mrs Coleman and Kathleen Mulcahy. The tale recalls a timepiece sign and a quiet community ethic amid local chatter.
Missoula items note Ro lfe Mollett and Maude Carter Hill school prize winners at a summer contest with references to local children and a university test of mathematics education. The piece mentions crop reports, wheat grading, and August production data, plus a August campaign and a Washington gas mask production update of 1930s era tone.
Major General Gilbert of the chemical warfare service stated that production has reached a steady rate, with enough masks being made to supply all American forces. Over the past year large quantities of gas masks and other protective equipment were secured for American troops from Britain.
Sept 6 Geneva reports the German main headquarters in the city were removed as Mania Two special trains were needed to move the enormous volume of items. The dispatch from Amute dam said the German main headquarters had been transferred to a new location. The American army correspondent telegraphed initial confirmation of the relocation.
Two 19 year old men named White and Wilson held in custody after a bomb planted in the federal building killed four. Witnesses placed them near the post office minutes before the blast and near a radiator at Adams Street entrance. The case involves espionage act violations and ties to a larger group of 92 members.
Allied forces repelled a German push along the Aisne region as American troops crossed the river Vesle area. Fires lit villages during shelling slowed the advance while enemy guns were left behind to impede progress. American units pressed toward the crest amid bombardment and retreating enemy positions.
London dispatch reports ongoing combat on the eastern front near Ar Slav region with heavy losses after days of severe fighting. German forces are described as pressing, with Allied troops sustaining significant casualties and a large number reported as killed or tired.
Eleven new fires were reported today in district Noe for the forest service west of Missoula. Flames threaten the Picturesque area as 140 men battle the fires. The scene shows a framing label and Arabic text on a display, reflecting cluttered coverage and disrupted details in the page.
Notice to Deer Lodge subscribers to call at the Keystone drugstore for their paper until further notice. Indulgence requested for the present, or until agents can procure boys to carry routes. The Anaconda Standard.
The Sons and Daughters of Montana Pioneers wrapped up their annual meeting in the Montana hotel parlor. Officers named include Fred Sehent of Hutte for president, George Furlong as vice president, and Mies Lottis as treasurer. The group praised Army veterans and local firms for support, reported $78 in good standing, and discussed fundraising and future events, including a planned demonstration in Tutte.
Citizens of Anaconda gave a hearty sendoff to the Montana Pioneers as eight inductees prepared to depart for Camp Lewis. The group marched from Provost Marshal’s office to the depot, welcomed by neighbors, soldiers and officials, reflecting strong local support despite the small turnout.
Anaconda residents reported Pvt Dan McKavanaugh seriously wounded near Third and Hickory after a collision involving Ralston and Calman. A note says a son allegedly disappeared between late September and 28 with family unsure if absence is real, suspecting a Washington error.
Anon Peereteeree and Thomas Tuber are noted in the report as arraigned and Huber pled guilty. Judge Winston to sentence today. Huber reportedly has a prior prison record and was arrested weeks ago on suspicion of attempting to burglarize Coy hardware store.
A distorted report on a speech by JussERand praising Allied forces and American support, marking Lafayette and Marne anniversaries. The text laments German spying, praises Roosevelt and John Jay, and defends American involvement and resistance to oppression. calls for unity and continued sacrifice of Allied soldiers.
Officials in Washington and Kent announce another step to accelerate draft registration. Aimed at tightening induction processes, the plan involves expanded use of additional authorities and repostrations to speed duties for registrants and dependents, with boards ready to implement changes nationwide.
In a desolate spot the party lasted one year. Occasional talk of installing and cutoffs from communication with the Test of the World Scientific American.
Government order requires all mail subscriptions not prepaid to be discontinued after October. Subscribers must pay arrears and renew in advance to stay on the mailing list. Check or money order should be sent promptly to keep the paper. Anaconda Democrat, Anaconda Mont.
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