County board rejects bids for county poor farm contract
Anaconda county commissioners reject all bids for the indigent poor farm at Lost Creek. Bids ranged from 2.63 to 6 per week for care, with OLeary praised for management. no medical bids accepted. The board may operate the farm if no contract is let, while road and public access issues on Olvbauher ranch are resolved. The session closes with plans for annual reports and minor items, awaiting final counts and warrants post December 16, 1993.
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Board of Courty Commissionere
Lost Creek
Bennis Olgary
Oleary
Breus Sollosby
Elliott
John McDonald
Patrick Campbell
Thureday
Oleson Gulch
Oldhauher
Wilk
Olvbauher Ranch
Sind
Case Against Joe Godfrey
Joseph Godfrey was yesterday found guilty of disturbance by Justice Murphy. Bail set at $100. defendant released on bond with conditions. Court noted factors related to Morrison and Hauger family presence influencing proceedings.
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Joseph Godfrey
Peach
Murphy
Catry
Jenes
Deldy
Jones Hammer
Hauger
Anheuser-Budweiser Wins World Beer Purity Honor
The Imperial Scientific Commission of Prague Behemtia named Anheuser-Budweiser for purity and general superiority after examining various beers on the world market. The commission's work concluded with the award to the brewing association.
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Anheuser- Brewing Association
Imperial Scientific Commission of Prague
Behemtia
Fune
Mystic Shrine initiates members amid desert pageant and pranks
Helena and Anaconda Shriners stage a desert caravan spectacle with a camel driver conductor, humorous stunts, and ceremonial chains as new members are initiated. The event, resembling a masquerade, includes burning sands, practical jokes, and cooling water wagon interludes, leaving townspeople with vivid, lingering memories.
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Mentrurm
Eolena
Order of the Mystic Shrine
Anaconda
Butte
Welena
Scan Uana Shriner
Fogether
Wisner
Standard
Mewetaten Advins In Space Accord
The fragment describes a dated advertisement from WRAE & CO., 204 East Park, noting a 20 percent discount and a due date related to a space accord. It references an architect’s firm and mentions a potential delay or late appearance in newspapers.
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FIMO
Wrae & CO
Ast Park
Clothing Store Burglary In Helena Needing Suspect
A clothing store on Main Street near Broadway was robbed Thursday night of goods valued around 700 dollars. A Black man named Richard Brown is held on petty larceny charges, suspected of involvement. a second suspect is believed to have aided the burglary. The missing trousers were recovered and linked to the firm.
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Helena
Anderson Bros
Main Street
Broadway
Richard Brown
St Heme Ale
Anerson
William Logie Dies Sudden Near Helena
William Logie, a well known Helena resident, died suddenly at 10:80 this morning at William Battersby’s ranch in Prickly Pear valley, about one mile from Helena. Coroner AL 2. Varger was notified and traveled to the scene. Logie appeared in good health earlier and had returned to the ranch last Tuesday from Helena after a five week stay. He was about 45 years old and was a familiar figure in the valley and Helena.
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Helgan
Willam Logie
Helena
William Battersby
Prickly Pear Valley
Varger
Logie
Belteraly
Tr Lagi
Hattersby Ranch
Bazaar a Big Success at First Methodist Bazaar Dinner
The Ladies Aid Society of the First Methodist church held its annual bazaar and dinner at the Meach & Smith stand yesterday. Four booths offered crafts, needlework, rummage, and candy, with many items sold. Dinner ran from 4 am until late, with steady sales and strong support from the community.
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First Methodist Church
Rs. M. G. White
Trattenburg
Mesdames Lyman
Gare
Ewing
iSale
Windlay
Ste Lean
Japanese Murderer Hanged at Nanaimo
A Japanese man named Alwita was hanged in Nanaimo this morning by Radellit for the murder of a man he killed with a double edged axe in a cabin. He intended to kill a Japanese couple next, including a wife he desired, after being repulsed by her.
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Vancoiver
Wee
Alwita
Nanaimo
Radellit
Canada
Maida
Matila
Governor Grady Urges Alaska Land Reform in Annual Report
The Alaska governor submits a yearly report urging abolition of the fee system for federal commissioners, extension of homestead laws, and federal encouragement of land construction. He notes population decline and migration, discouraging welfare changes across the territory.
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Alaska
Washington
Dec
Brady
Maska
Congress
Alaska Inday
Baking Powder Promises Better Flavor Deals
A glitchy note suggests buyers should trust their grocer for value in baking powder, as familiarity and price sway choices and sums of money are discussed in light of consumer trust and familiarity with brands.
Prize fighter Teagan guilty of robbery in Vancouver
Jack Teagan, known as Terrible Heagan, a prize fighter from Eastern Canada, was found guilty of robbing Harvey Slater on November 12 and taking his money, hander chief, and watch. He was remanded for further hearing until tomorrow. maximum penalty for robbery is four years in jail.
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Vancouver
Jack Teagan
Civit Oltles Ag
Heagan
Harvey Slater
Teagan
Canada
Ife
Reilehen
Maxi Mur
Jal
Notice to the Public: Reward Offered for Body Recovery
The undersigned offer a reward of 50 dollars for the recovery of the body of Bridger Williams who was drowned at Georgetown. The notice is dated December 1st and is signed by A P Campbell Frank Jones and A McMillen.
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Bridcer Willams
Georgetown
Euchre club hosts luncheon at Test Park Avenue
The O U Euchre club members gathered yesterday afternoon hosted by Mrs Thomas Gavin of Test Park Avenue. After a midday recess the group enjoyed a luncheon for twelve with prize awards including several tableware items.
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O. U. Euchreeluh
Thomas Gavin
Ttst
Ierank Martz
Walker Commercial Co seeks bodies of Wright and Williams
Walker Commercial Co of Cranite Montana requests recovery of the bodies of May W Wright and Dridger Williams who were drowned in Georgia town lake. The company withdrew from the effort on December 12.
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Walker Commercial Co
Cranite
Mont
May W. Wright
Dridger Williams
Georga
Town Lake
Whid
Cronita
Slont
Alaska Statehood Debate and Costs Prompt Congressional Review
Fragmentary text discusses Alaska transitioning from district to territorial status, the appeal of population growth, and opposition to creating an expensive federal system that could burden Alaska with debt. Mentions concerns over organization, taxation, and potential government excesses.
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Severnment
Alaska
Dhouga
Flo
Congress
Did Not Intend To Abandon Her Child
Helena dispatch reports that County Attorney Lincoln Working moved to dismiss charges against Mattie Moerke for abandoning a 1 day old child. Judge Smith dismissed after noting money left with Wartimore to pay for the child’s keeping showed no abandonment intent.
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Standard
Helena
Lincoln
Smith
Mattie Moerke
Nce
Wartimore
Glntnn Company Overcharges in Dispute With Power Firm
Special Dispatch to the Standard notes Glntnn Company charging the Kallswell Water and Electric Light company with overcharging residents for telephone rentals beyond ordinance rates. The case, filed as a city suit, likely proceeds to district court. The electric company argues the ordinance is defective.
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Standaca
Qalepul
Dee
Coal conflict stalls Colorado shipments in Kansas district headwaters
In Pittsburg Kansas on December 1 representatives of Colorado railroads and western coal interests are reportedly limiting coal shipments westward. Local union officials enforce strict safeguards on coal from the field to block Colorado Fuel and Iron and Victor Fuel companies, who face a United Mine Workers of America dispute back in Colorado.
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Pittsburg
Kas
Dee
Colorado
Colorado Fuel and Iron Company
Victor Fuel Company
United Mine Workers of America
Teaching Gardening From The Southern Weeksman
Educational systems evolve and progress is made as scholars stress learning from real things rather than rote executive study. The aim is to help individuals support themselves and those who depend on them through practical knowledge.
School gardens as a future method of teaching in communities
The text argues education should broaden a boy's sphere and civic role, highlighting school gardens as a transformative method. It notes improved study progress, ownership ethics, and practical lessons in banking, geography, and agriculture, urging city and country schools to cultivate gardens to prepare better citizens and futures.
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Éuli
Dayton
Ohio
School of Norticulture
Hartford
Conn
Ciy
Mipig
Hynanuls State Noremal
Jeach Mynswer
The Unhappy Cearins and the Czarina's Fate
Foreign press portraits the czarina as unhappy and near to war as she bears children. A spoiled enfant gate with a sunny disposition, she charms court at Will iam II's palace, mastering Tinasian to converse with subjects.
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Russia
Sunshine
William II
Shea
Europe
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