Anaconda County Courty Commissioners Regular Session
In regular session the Anaconda County road supervisors bills and county finances are reviewed. County clerk Nell presents the annual reports detailing costs for the poor, traveling expenses, and per diem. The board discusses turning affairs to the new board and notes low expenses compared to similar counties.
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Marti Am
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Nell
Flere Prea Board of
Indoor Winter Rowing Practice and Tank Contingencies
The report notes WHR winter rowing practice seen as essential with emphasis on shelter and tank use. The Thrones rowing club at Pubiey displays tank measures, while Olramen and Aksel face extreme conditions and Tunetary work. Bikers prefer different machinery amid debates on reverting to tanks for defense.
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Aksel
Local Notes and Social Highlights From The Week
Fragmentary item notes a wedding in Geneva and a lecture schedule at Albu, with several marriages and social events mentioned. Mentions Mis Marie Next toy Sit yond and Dr W K Wherry’s marriage, plus lectures, meetings, and a copper development project in Humboldts area.
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W.K. Wherry Wis
Ginehinitl
Marie
Shox Will Firs
Gaikkind
Cui
Meeting at Anaconda Angers hall and city notes
City items report a meeting at Anaconda Angers hall at 8 tonight. Teachers and jewelers and a pipe matter are mentioned. Mine owner Mal Shrehan visited Georgetown, Dave Bogart in city for a few days, Ole Tidstrom arriving, Woodmen ward officers meet tonight followed by a guard time.
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Erherckmocs
Anaconda Angers
Clit
Mal Shrehan
Georgetown
Wan Ni
Bear Creek Mines Close After Attempted Settlement
Unclear text describes Bear Creek Mines near Spockiapaten and Standard Mind Vedgr where owners and miners faced terms about pay and shutdown. No strike was declared as talks failed and the mine closed abruptly after unresolved proposals.
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Almurt
Dieter Mey
James Jong WI Report From Blandhard Virginia City
James Judge, a known local figure from Nome Park, is reported to be ill with a serious but improving condition. Dispatches note a feverish spell and slow recovery, with doctors monitoring his state and urging rest.
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Snevlal
Blandhard
Virginia City
Dun
James Judge
Sunichtad
Nome Park
Nene
Tset
Madison Lamcec
Mad Dog Bites Three Men in Village Incident
A feral dog attacked in Beiveyvn causing multiple bites among three men. Witnesses report the animal chased fowl, provoked fear, and left victims with wounds. local residents identify the dog and its owner. Names and exact locations are unclear due to damaged text.
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Beiveyvn NL
Nepetin
Ciaran
Nierdan
Mann
Sobason
Lotte
Rafferty
Unclear OCR fragment with criminal jail scene
An incoherent report notes a man described as demented at a central police station awaiting transfer to Marshalsea. It mentions arrests, a newsboy scene, a prison turnout, and a guard’s misconduct during a centenary event, with numerous garbled names and places.
Southern Pacific strike grievance filed by conductors
A garbled passage references conductors and a dispute with the Southern Pacific Railway. It notes a demand for a neutral party and cites grievances against the railway division, with mentions of a strike and ongoing tense negotiations. Names and exact actions are unclear due to the OCR damage.
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M. Stack
de Santhern
Partnership Dissolved Between Oxhorn and Julson
The partnership between FL M. Oxhorn and Fy Ky Jul von was dissolved by mutual consent today. BM. Oshorn continues the bicycle repair business at 3rd Street, Anaconda. Accounts owed to the firm were paid to VM. Caborn. Dec 26, 1908.
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FL M. Oxhorn
Fy Ky Jul+ von
BM. Oshorn
Mo Maat Third Street
Anaconda
VM. Caborn
Osborn. K
Julson
Ated
Goosebone Markings Predict Cold Winter Ahead
Strong Goosebone signs in winter forecast by Hartz firm using bone markings. Proclamation lists dates and methods, noting December to March severity, with findings from past winters and advice to homeowners on tree conditions and sheltering when frigid storms arrive.
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Jan
Elfus Harte
Hartz
Enrneat Cangulea
Wis Harte
Geayre-Folmer
HMIS
Warn
Ila
Railroads Face Car Shortage Causes and Remedies
Analysis of a railroad car shortage discusses potential causes in operating efficiency and policy. It explores how diversion of full duty into handling and stock operations, and possible legislative action, could impact service, with considerations of interdependent industrial factors and the need for rules to ensure adequate provision and enforcement.
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Carter
Rallroag
Ufa
Rome
Ranch figure sought after father-in-law incident
A Western County ranchman, W. Bigelany, is being pursued by officers after his daughter in law, Dhrohe Digelow, accused him of striking her with a club following a domestic dispute. Digelow states the altercation arose from a quarrel and led to police involvement.
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W. Bigelany
Dhrohe Digelow
Bigelow
Blim
Dort
Peruna Testimonial Letter From Pennsylvania Village
A fragmentary testimonial letter from Fountainville Pennsylvania lauds Peruna medicine. The writer credits profound health improvement after using Peruna for asthma and related ailments, alongside family endorsements and signatures. The document references Dr Haytine and a 1906 date with multiple lay endorsements and a Peruna Almanac citation.
Fatal Train Collision Shows Operator Errors
Fatal mishap along the Rock Island line involved trains No. 29 and another, with an unavoidable crash after signals and braking failed to prevent disaster. Engineer Jack Shite of Terrington and Conductor William G. Riley survived by instant action, while wreckage and casualties mounted. The wrecking crew cleared the line by 8 PM and reopened the route.
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Rock Islam
Lynes
Voiland
Vashash
Jack Shite
Terrington
Kay
Triin No. 29
Aimaker
McCrae New President of Pennsylvania Railway Company
James McCrae of Pildaburg was elected president of the Pennsylvania Railroad Company by the board of directors to succeed A. J. Garant. He pledged continuity and progress, stating the policy will evolve yearly and focus on steady growth under new leadership.
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