Nests and Racurlays Highlight Ta Ig Debut Excitement
Readers are buzzing as Ta Ig makes a bold debut amid nests and Racurlays. Community excitement builds around this quirky local event showcasing youthful talent and curiosity.
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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 04, 1902
Page
12
Readers are buzzing as Ta Ig makes a bold debut amid nests and Racurlays. Community excitement builds around this quirky local event showcasing youthful talent and curiosity.
Mayor Davey vetoed the council proposed Rocky Mountain Telephone Company 20 year franchise. Council debate cited alt underground wires, costs, and public welfare concerns. Several aldermen shifted positions, vote to sustain the veto reached after long discussion.
Allen Maley, key prosecution witness in the Metallic bullion theft, was released from county jail on a $1000 bond and sheriff’s order from Judge McClernan. He testified he traveled under aliases, worked for multiple firms, and asserts his testimony will reveal more about the Boyd case when proper proceedings occur.
The treasury shows a significant cash increase as Treasurer James Mager announces a substantial total. Details indicate a strong improvement in public finances with higher balances and projected revenue growth for the upcoming period.
The report outlines debt collection actions with Dorsey seizing poultry and feed totaling 534.85, plus 81.89 from plaintiff’s bank, and a bankruptcy suit between A. Davis and H. A. Swift. It notes court dates for district terms across counties in 1965, and discusses insurer fire hazard concerns over Christmas displays and the need for higher premiums.
A 1908 Philadelphia Fire Underwriters Association circular warns the public about dangers from Christmas displays in churches, halls, and department stores. It urges careful decoration and maintenance to protect life and property during the holiday season.
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