Anaconda News: Feenan Contract Set for Readvertisement
Anaconda county board decided to readvertise for bids on the care and maintenance of the county poor farm for a three year lease. Bids for inmate care will be let separately, with Feenan and Dr. George Owen among physicians named. annual figures discussed, including an $800 bid for Feenan. County clerk Greenan submitted a comprehensive annual report on Deer Sage county hospital operations, noting inmate counts, health issues, and management reflections.
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Board of County Commissioners
MW. Feenan
Peenan
George
Owen Ir
Dames MW Silan
One
Inglish
Doe
Greenan
Dennis O'Leary
Ollowe
Deer Sage County
Ian ‘Aled
Recommendations to improve county institution operations
Dennis urges the board to fund improvements and improve upkeep at the county institution. He recommends rubber matting, wall and window repairs, screen doors, better water supply with a new culvert and cleaned dam, and seasonal manure spread. He stresses ongoing visits by board members to oversee management and efficiency.
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Mae
Honora
Peter Trine
Sisters” Hospital
State Teachers' meeting reception planned in Anaconda
Local committee meetings on reception and arrangements for the State Teachers association met in the superintendent's office at the high school. Gustav Fischer reported on about a dozen music selections for the state meet. A public reception and dance at the Montana hotel was set for Wednesday December 30 if finances permit.
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State Teachers’ Association
Ieets
Anaconda
Daie
Dale
Gustav Fischer
Martha Livingstone
Nittee
Alice Mahoney
Montana
Periss Mahoney
Bennett
Financ
State ‘Teachers’ Association of 1903
City Hall renovation begins as contractors prep walls
Work began yesterday with paperhangers painters and kaloolmin Sty hall crews cleaning and scraping walls. Crews will wash sand and grain woodwork while kalsomining proceeds. One room will be completed before the next to allow occupants to move out. Officials say renovations address defective plastering and will improve offices for the holiday season.
Runaway buggy spree on Bark Avenue alarms crowd
Spectators yesterday afternoon watched a wild runaway buggy on Bark Avenue. A horse named Kiz pulled a shiny top buggy without a driver and dashed near Maple Street. Mr. Mogg grabbed the horse by the head and quieted it after the near disaster, stunning onlookers with his quick nerve.
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Bark Avenue
Maple Street
Mogg
Sam
Swamp Root Kidney Remedy Promises Quick Help
Large ad promotes Dr Kilmer Swamp Root as the top kidney and bladder remedy. It cites testimonials from patients like Robert Berner and claims dramatic relief for varied symptoms such as frequent urination, backache, dizziness, and fatigue. It offers sample bottles and a postal offer from Binghamton New York.
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New York
Robert Berner
Big Opening Brings Shoppers to Strain's Anaconda Store
Elaborately dressed windows at Strain's big department store draw crowds for a holiday opening. Displays feature haute couture, millinery, silks, and Christmas gifts while bargain sections draw attention. The show is led by Dia Murphy, formerly with M. J. Connell Co., and the store aims to deliver one of the city’s greatest seasonal exhibitions. A toy department and a mass of holiday atmosphere accompany the clothing, with Strain's inviting all to shop in a festive spirit. Parker jailed in Portland for forgery, to be tried there. Helena and Missoula cases linked to alleged forgeries. Parker described as six feet tall with broad shoulders. accused of forging checks for about 160 dollars and other sums, using the name of Wadhams & Kerr Bros. groceries. He is in transit toward the coast under police custody.
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Strain's
Cid
Dia Murphy
M. J. Connell Co
Butte
Mont
Bard Ting
Anaconda
Parker
Jill
Portland
Thomas ‘Travin
Helena
Missoula San
Wadhams & Kerr Bros. Grocers
Gerd & Dahe
William Cody
Amputation Deferred for Aged Patient at Poor Farm
Peter Trudell, an elderly patient from the poor farm, was to be operated on for gangrene in one foot. The second operation was postponed to allow the patient to recover from shock after the first amputation. The remaining foot may be removed soon if he survives, as doctors say immediate attention is required.
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Peter Trugell
Trudell
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