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Anaconda Standard

Location

Anaconda, Montana, United States of America

Date

Sep 08, 1918

Page

2

Stampede Dance Brings Prizes and Thrift Stamp Drive Boost

A large crowd fills the dance hall for a patriotic stamp drive event. County officials draw prize winners worth 150 dollars in thrift stamps, with first prize awarded to a 5 year old girl. Unredeemed tickets will be turned over to the Red Cross, and the drive is expected to significantly boost Silver Bow county’s thrift stamp totals.

Slumbin Ardent Hens Jerson 1 Buiking Bradley Fourteenth Infantry Mr. Henderson Mra B. Tampon Alice Rarpon Ave West Broadway Red Cross Sli Silver Bow County

Miraculous Escape After Mountain Cliff Fall

Kepler, miraculously escaping death in a Troutder mountains automobile crash, survived a fall when a limb broke as a companion pulled himself up. Oscar Falls and Patlong aided, Kepler suffered a broken leg and bruises, then was carried over a mile to safety and taken to hospital for treatment.

Kepler Troutder Mountains Kirwin's

Wording of Drive Stamp Winners Led by Miss Magson

Helen Magson and Miss Carmichael top Silver Bow county thrift stamp drive with the highest totals. Magson credited with worth of stamps and Carmichael with a large sum. Miss Margaret Nagle placed third with substantial earnings. Other top sellers also noted as the drive ends.

Helen Magson Carmichael Margaret Nagle Wales Mise Nagle Napeart Wommack

Near Beer and Substitutes in Prohibition Territory

A muddled paragraph notes near beer and substitutes for beer have grown in prohibition areas as a byproduct of ending brew operations. It mentions investments in the business and refers to casualty reporting reforms under U S forces with names sent by courier, while only dead names will be cabled once the system takes full effect.

Washington Sept Ritory Washington, Sept United States Ershing

World War Front Reports and Military Adjustments

Front dispatches describe units under Pershing and March in Flanders and the Somme region with British and French American pressure along Cambrai and the Soissons plateau. German manpower shifts show battalion consolidation and 1919 class depletion as new enlistments lag. A Japanese operation near Vladivostok and an explosion impact on the Lancaster cotton industry are also noted.

Maren Flanders Persning Preneh Bettiah Meres Ieles Nouth Tom Hburg St. Quentin Marek Aisne Washington Isery Low

Whitehall Community Aid Reports Monthly Needlework Efforts

Whitehall unit with Pipestone bench and North Boulder reports monthly contributions to the Butte Red chapter. Completed items include 8 pairs of knitted socks, 16 sweaters, seven hospital shirts, 169 bandaged feet, 135 slings, nine sourtoter bandages, and seven Pajamas sets. Additional charity work and local news items follow.

Whitehall Ladies of Theresa Hey. M Columbia Gardens Thomas Barry John de Mikeselt Mra Jeresa Harry Karl Wright Whitehall Orchestra Hand Sain W. R. Thompson Portland Allen Adisin Chester Virginia RE. Tait Khl Shaffer Hamilton Missoula Stevensville Nicholls Hopkins Colorado

Lack of tact plagues Friars dean Jack Gleason

Bide Dudley blasts Jack Gleason for lack of tact while discussing his role as dean of the Friars. The Cincinnati Times Star’s New York correspondent notes Gleason’s reputed actfulness and recounts a nephew’s near drowning in San Diego and a later invitation to Long Beach for a seaside outing.

Jack Gleasoner The Friars Bide Dudley Jack Percy Heath New York Cincinnati Times Mr. Dudley San Diego Water Tree Tad Long Beach

Pathetic country wit from Ohio farmer tale

Harding laments ignorance shown by a country weeker visiting an Ohio farm. The weeker surveys the barnyard milking and questions cows for not giving milk as expected, drawing a sharp exchange with the farmer and wife. The scene satirizes rural life and misunderstanding.

Harding Cleveland Ohio Shawe

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