Too Much Cash No Good Thing
A fragmented notice notes excessive cash on hand raises concerns for an organization. Limited readable details mention financial caution and potential audit or oversight actions without identifying entities or dates.
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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 14, 1906
Page
2
A fragmented notice notes excessive cash on hand raises concerns for an organization. Limited readable details mention financial caution and potential audit or oversight actions without identifying entities or dates.
The discussion centers on an income tax with supporters like Carnegie and Melville Tagalls urging wealth redistribution. Advocates favor graduated rates and annual division of vast estates, while opponents warn against penalizing success. The exchange links to broader calls for public conscience reforms tied to Roosevelt era policy.
Anaconda greyhounds from John Reese’s Kennels dominated a local stake in California coursing circles. The dog, bred in Anaconda and trained by Charles Sanders, defeated a strong field including the former fastest dog in Call Toyala, earning praise from the San Francisco Maximiner. Strewn with names and scattered reports, the piece highlights Reese’s success and the praise of breeders and trainers.
A meeting of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen in Copper City featured Jolt Berbarde praising the Worthy Master Worthy Mantor Tivedt, who received an engraved work as a wedding and testimonial gift. Officers and members expressed gratitude for support and tribute while the lodge discussed routine business.
The piece argues that some promoters push advertising schemes to trap gullible merchants and push profitable but risky deals. It describes the advertising promoter as preying on unwary businesspeople, weaving entwined promises and booklets to extract money while avoiding graft. It laments the spread of schemes that blur lines between legitimate ads and grafted promises.
Fragmentary text discusses a stage production with references to Josh Sprucery and Nigel Hayes, mentioning GL material, acts, a hand injury, and the use of a “sperior slave picture.” The passage is garbled with scattered names and terms, offering no clear event, date, or outcome.
An obituary notices the long career of Alexander Vint, Canadian senator and former premier politician, who entered the senate in 188? under Sir John A. Macdonald. The writeup highlights his temperance advocacy, conservative politics, scholarly pursuits, and a distinguished lineage with ties to public service in Britain and Europe.
Deeds faded in clerks attic files in Deer Lodge County as of yesterday amid unclear records. Names and exact actions are fragmentary but indicate asset and claim movements within county property ledgers.
On Sunday December 16 the Servian and Slavanian anklets will run an excursion to attend the dedication of the Servian Orthodox church. The train departs Anaconda at 7:40 am with Fischer's band. Round trip one dollar. All invited. For details call 621 Hast Park. Jann Terkle. Gus Raffallovich, commander.
Great Falls dispatch reports T B Minanest, the guard at the penitentiary, arriving to escort Morrell back to the prison after their escape days earlier. Morrell, held on porch property sales charges, is to be returned tomorrow and will lose any jail-time allowance for good behavior.
The article reports the marriage of Oscar TY. Husted and Miss Esteila Hirschey by Rev. Dr. A Be Marth, plus a Dillon Masons lodge meeting with officers elected for the year and conferral of second and third degrees. Other notes mention illness of prominent Dillon citizen Metlen and a social event at Versteen lodge.
Chicago markets show mixed activity as wheat futures decline on heavy receipts from winter wheat and river blockades in Minnesota and the Dakotas. May contracts opened steadier then slipped with lingering trading above yesterday’s settle while traders awaited clearer signals from lenders and port movements.
Partial OCR records show livestock receipts and market bids including hogs and sheep with unclear figures. Mentions values like 23 00 and 35 00, plus several numeric codes and stray letters. Names and locations are largely unreadable, yielding a vague price snapshot.
Special dispatch reports an accord in Billings ending months of labor strife. Yellowstone Trades and Labor Assembly and Citizens' alliance agree to a mixed workforce. Union and non union workers will be hired based on capability with eight hour days and contractor preference for skilled union labor when possible.
Eleven new lawyers are prepared to begin practice after passing the state bar exam. Named figures include Anaconda Christian, J.P. Dannetly, W. W. Cole, J. Parker Veaney, Great Ena’s J. Macthiliness, and others. The district court session recognized these entrants amid ongoing proceedings and local legal actions.
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