Municipal ownership debate stalls in Missoula council
Missoula voters remain divided as the municipal ownership group loses again on a water works ordinance. Alder Bellew, Pringle, and the mayor clash over reconsideration rules while the ordinance committee awaits a fresh report. The stalled measure seeks city control of water services and restricts gambling venues within three miles, with legal costs capped.
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Missovia
Ht Fen
Alderjar Sim Bellew
Queinalice
Missoula
Murphy
Pringle
Aldermin Tal Lew
Alderman Pringit
Smith
Mrr
Ellew
al. Bellew
Smith 2Th
Pyle
Aldeman Bellew
Siderman Pringle
Bellew
Cosaphiell
Kern
Since. M
Wno
A. Bruce
Locomotives to be tuned at the yard roundhouse
The text describes locomotives to be tuned at the yard with freighteering engines to pilot around them toward the roundhouse. A handler will guide passenger engines to assist piloting and all units must turn before reaching the roundhouse. Orders to carry this out were issued tonight.
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Ao Herder
La Doff Fined for Exhibiting a Weapon in Missoula Court
Missoula on December 7 reports Frank La Dot was found guilty of exhibiting a drag weapon to Judge Hayes' court Saturday. He appeared in the afternoon and was fined with costs. The costs amounted to an unspecified sum.
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LA Doff
Missoula
Frank la Dot
Judigo Hayes
Flo
Missoula Man Dies in Bonner Accident
Robinson, about 49, was crushed when a wagon toppled with a misdriven team near Bonner. He died at a private residence after friends carried him from the scene. The loss was witnessed by relatives who arrived to comfort him as he lay dying.
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Missoula
Bee
T. D. Robinson
Bonner
Nobinson
York
Pleley
Tiskinson
Seluun
Exiired
Wi Ovife
Son
Tara
Vavlertaxer Marst
Migsowe Jafe Ie
Robinson Wes Wan
Nee
Missoula Notes Highlight Local Movements And Trials
Misso ula notes report Pethey's Helena return and Sheriff Thompson from Miles City. Birth announcements include a son to Mr and Mrs Whitlam Glazer and a delivery at McCormick street home. Dash Pelletier attends to business matters. Spencer Robinson underwent an operation in Missoula. Willan Crawford, a notable merchant of Dillon, sworn in. Tosh brook made homestead entry on 160 acres near Missoula. W. J. Crattan of Bonner visiting. Improvements seen in Mr. Ww. By Mills, now on the road to recovery. James Walker returns to Sym kine. with Fret Krause he runs a wholesale early business. James Thompson pleads guilty to larceny, 60 days. Tarmon Miller of Reamer recovering from tumor surgery. back to duty at Parsons & Brown hospital.
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Pethey
Helena
Sheriff Thompson
Miles City
Mes
Whitlam Glazer
North Side
William Meteale
McCormick Street
Dash Pelletier
Lathrop
Missoula
Spencer Robinson
Pony
Ue Hospital
Willan Crawford
Diiton
Charles
Renavery
James Walker
Symkine
Fret Krause
Farmern
Efeleun
James Thompson
Eutliy
Wini Bruney
Missoula Court Day Fades Into Routine Session
Missoula December 7 court day produced routine actions with no public matters on the docket. County officials examined and approved statutes and records while the daily business remained largely procedural at the courthouse.
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Missoula
County
Court House
Missomba
Sleeping Cars Infected by Poor Sanitation Raise Alarm
A discussion at a Washington meeting underlines sanitary failures in sleeping cars. Critics accuse railroad operators of neglect and costly remedies, condemning dirty blankets and infrequent ventilation as germ conduits. Advocates urge consistent cleaning, regular ventilation, and thorough disinfection to protect travelers and accountability for officials.
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American Health Association
Washington
Altough
Jady
Boerthy
Western Montana Sees Major Three Mile Ditch Developments
Dec 7 Missoula reports a pivotal development plan for the Three Mile Creek area near Stevensville. The project aims to divert water to a storage reservoir, aiding 30,000 acres of land and supporting vast ranch regions along Hate Hitler Hoap valley and Burnt Fork country. Construction promises regional jobs, improved irrigation, and economic growth, with multiple routes and plants advancing to boost power and water supply across Western Montana.
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Missoula
Three Mile Country
Stevensville
Greal
Montana
Three Mile Creek
Uys
Ee Hitler Hoap
Flere
Heck
Colmeno Orchard
Burnt Fork
Hitler
Ambrose
Wittig
Italy
Haat
Fragmented Verse Fragment from Collier's Weekly
A damaged OCR fragment from Collier's Weekly musing on lost love and longing. The text alludes to memories of yesterday and the ache of returning to happier times, with scattered phrases about sunlit skies and a wistful wish to go back.
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Fenin
Collier's Weekly
Court schedule and juror panel for district murder trial
A juror panel was drawn and the murder trial of John Tutty set to begin at 8:30 a.m. Thursday in the district court. Several cases were listed for trial including Carl Dwell vs Josep Youngs for 20000, Clinton Leghshe vs David Lew for property and rent, Scott vs Missourii for 5000, Aldrich vs De Alvell for divorce, and other actions. The court adjourned after attending minor matters and noted the state’s witness had left the state.
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Miasuola
John Tutty
Trenuuty
Carl Dwell
Josep I. Youngs
Clinton Leghshe
David Lewful
Nowy
W. J. Scott
Bert
Aldrich
de Alvell
Painthy
Napoleon Glaude
Wiliam
Ander
Jahnetn
Shon Thelinwn
Romity
Dratam
Tenge R. Duncan
Sebastian Tifenger
Travelings Nackward and Prom Success Loss
An excerpt argues that college graduates often fail to sustain early promise after graduation. It laments a drift from potential toward publishing, teaching, or ordinary work, suggesting graduates lose their grip and drift down stream after receiving their diplomas. The piece reflects on unfulfilled potential and uncertain career paths for new graduates.
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Juse Front
Uhse Xradunics
Wanderer with No Plan Seeks Purpose on Footloose Path
A distressed narrator laments lack of clear life goals after college, describing a drifting man worn by aimlessness. A travelerwoman recollects a journey, then encounters a conductor demanding a ticket she swore she had but forgot where it is, leading to a tense mix of confusion and reckoning.
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Pr Studs
Wiplonya
Dorhans
Holly
Smasht
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