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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 29, 1902
Page
4
Mayor H W Stephens announces a special meeting of the city council to discuss proposed laws before the next session. The agenda covers tax collection methods, city expenses, and potential local tax reforms aimed at funding city needs without county involvement.
The message notes imminent retirement plans for county figures including Sheriff Sherine and Superintendent Gat the Schools. Detalils indicate Treasurer-elect Det holds office until March while others prepare for new terms as March approaches. The fragmentary text references Miss Alice Mahoney and the rest of the county leadership shifting roles.
The sheriff-elect will announce his soonest appointments as residents await how many assistants he will name. Since Slert Blorrar was declared elected, locals have waited with interest to hear his forthcoming personnel choices.
Fragmentary report describes a cold spell and unsettled days with crips air and a move toward spring. Mentions Anaconda and a city discussion about seating and local demand, but details are unclear. Entities include Anaconda and Christin, with vague references to days past and ongoing weather.
The provided text contains repeated nonstandard phrasing and lacks identifiable news content. No clear event, person, organization, or location is extractable for a meaningful summary.
The fragmentary OCR lists many names in a long roster from an advertised letter list. It mentions Dan Green, recently taken to the county jail with pneumonia, and notes improvements in his condition as investigators pursue unknown leads. The text appears garbled with misspellings and stray punctuation throughout.
In Great Falls a suit by J H Alexander against Mrs Joseph Hing for recovery of a yellow dog proceeds before Judge Hayes tomorrow. Alexander claims ownership and valued the dog at $50, recounting attempts to reclaim it after Hing allegedly refused. The case centers on a disputed dog ownership and a demand for its return. Local dispatch notes health and labor items alongside a brief union report.
A fragmented, era-styled notice reports several young women seeking engagements after an audition scare at Falls. It notes wardens offering room and board to the quartet, two girls choosing acting work and hypnosis, and others joining a variety act with Dan Meteor. The piece mentions Missoula travel and local church events, with names of performers and towns implied.
An advertisement promotes a pile remedy claiming to ease moisture itching and bleeding, absorb tumors, and offer free treatment by mail or in person. It lists several names and towns including Dr Bosanko in Lewistown, and mentions individuals in Waterloo Dillon and Butte among others.
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