Anaconda police advance pay boosts patrolman wages
Anaconda city council on recommendation of the Judiciary committee granted policemen an advance of 10 a month, raising the ordinary patrolman’s pay from 110 to 120 a month. Some members opposed the expense, but officials said the raise aligns with regional pay increases and maintains a sliding scale. Residents of the Hickory street improvement district petitioned to extend paving assessments over eight years and double corner lot charges, a 48-signature request referred to committees.
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Anaconda
Judiciary Committee
Counscil
Hickory Street
Pete Ton
Charles F. Murphy
Re Club
Ap. Penrod
Ench 1
Charles D. Demond
Engler
Ea O'Brien
Visi
Nance Committee
Coun Eil
Thomas O'Brien
Francia Burns
J. J. Lane
WB. Jr
Engineering Department
Wood Yard Report Details December Activity
Superintendent N Langstedt of the foundry wood yard reports December metrics with 31 cars of wood received and 331 wagon loads sent out, indicating steady throughput and supply chain movement. The fragment suggests monthly performance data and managerial oversight, though details after the excerpt are unclear.
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N. Langstedt
Foundry Wood Yard
Haulage Report Speaks Of Wood Output And Community Aid
Copper City Commercial and MacCallum Cloutier led firms and individuals in carrying goods to widows and the sick. In 1916 they hauled 520 cars of wood and cut 6 231 wagon loads, with children also helping on Saturdays. Named workers include Frank Faley Pat Duty Blackburn McNally Nordquist Nordquist George Mettiteh Steve Turblich and others, with payments recorded.
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Copper City Commercial Company
MacCallum & Cloutier Ater
Gp ApAndereon
Frank Faley
Pat Duty
Blackburn
P. McNally
A. Nordquist
P. Nordquist
George Mettiteh
Steve Turblich
Good News From Boston Letter Promises Convalescence
Mrs. Leo La Salle relays a Boston hospital letter from Mrs. W. J. Johnson stating Mr. Johnson’s operation went very well and recovery appears favorable. In Anaconda, local bowling teams split tight matches with the Anodes beating the Four’s 6,626 to 2,620 while Standard Drug edged Goodfriends 2,606 to 2,578.
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Leo la Salle
W. J. Johnson
Anodes
Brunswick
Prayer Service and World Peace Note At Local Church
A listing notes a union prayer service led by Fr Salaman at a Christian church this evening focusing on the world wide recognition of love and brotherhood among nations. Also mentions scripture readings and a sales notice for a gambling or lending offer at 308 East Park Ave with payments of six dollars down and six dollars a month. Also a railway service note and a banana alcohol distillery plan in Honduras.
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Nristian Church
Salaman
T. Peter
Anaconda
Butte
Pacts
Maciine
Honduras
Woman's Missionary Social Union
The
Christian Church
Criminal calendar fills Deer Lodge court month
The Criminal Calendar for Deer Lodge County spans most of January with juror venire of 60 names called. Judge Winston and County Attorney Morgan set numerous criminal and civil calendar dates including trials for Metrovich, Brown, Podbielak, Kare, and others, while several forgery and larceny cases are scheduled. Civil actions include Emil Brabant versus Henry Franey and Welch Manufacturing Company against A Share among others, with dates through late January.
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George B. Winston
D. H. Morgan
Winston
Venice
Deer Lodge
Alphonse Carron
Attorne
EM Metrovich
Willam Brown
James Brown
Waldemer — Helkel
Alexander
Jane
Ty James Kare
Mer
Ed Share
J. A. Lake
Jan Paul Kollar
Mike" Boles
George W. Peter
George W. Peters
Emil Brabant Et Ux
Henry Franey
Welch Manufacturing
Dany
A. Share
Catherine Kane
Nus Kane
J. m
G. Somers & Co
B. Mu Aock
M.D. Dean
H.W. Stephens
Charles Goris
Anaconda News Roundup and Local Notices
Local items include social meetings at Pocahontas, Scandinavian Brotherhood, and Elks lodge. Advertisements promote drinks, diaries, engraved cards, and optical services. Residents such as Nellie McCarthy, Chris Strakal, and J. Berry are noted visitors or travelers in Anaconda and nearby towns.
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A. H. Hover
Helena
Anaconda
West Park
Chris Strakal
Chicago
Victor Victrulas
Victor
Copper Guy
Parker William Parken death notice at local undertaking rooms
William Parken, 50, died yesterday. The remains are at the undertaking rooms. Funeral arrangements will be announced.
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Parker
William Parken
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MacRae’s
East Park
Columbia Records
Columbia Grafonoas
Fuller — Co
Park Av
Triangle
WM. S. Hart
Dawn Maker
Fay Tindher
Walnut Street
Milton H. Moran
Rome
West Park Avenue
A. Tuttle Co. Funeral Directors
Best Park Avenue
Anaconda News
Hickory Street Improvement District
General Fund
Anl
W. B. Vestal
Boston
Titan
Beadle
Croaby
Hunthauser
Mikich
Leskey
Jackson
Finnegan
Coleman
Vautria
Swander
Goodfriends
Davidson
McLean
Farrell
Watt - MA
Patterson
Gewing Machine
East Park Ave
Minna
Jade George G. Winston
Venie
Grand Theater
Fannie
Tennessee
Pardner
West
George W. Peterson
R. B. Abbott Co
Pendleton
Rinckel
Smith Drug Store
Dr. Gill
Clark Bank
Broadway and
Main
About the City News
Moose
Ofice Pocahontas
Vermillion
Crafft
Verberckmoes
Dr. Holmson
Foundrymen's
Cash Liquor House
Mt Mackae’s
Misa Nellie McCarthy
Spokane
Nelson
Anaronda
Ghotce
Standard Office
J. Berry
HM. . Whaberty
Artssoula
Anaconda Yamerday
D. McKinney
Roseborough
James B. Hogg
Sawtell
D.C
Victor Victrolas
Victor Records
Copper City
J. C. Powell
Houlder
Ig Qlt
Mra HT. Simpson
A. C. Ns
Hall Taylor
J. R. Crutcher and
Bell of
Great Falls
J. R
Paul Ballor
Hammersiough
Jerry Welsh
Afra
SN. Masel
East Fourth
Edison
F. W. Gates
Speekane
George
Willie
Aliee Masel
Buttepent
East Fourth Street
Thomas Filha
Matsese
Frank Cole
Stillwater
Oklo
Mr. Cole
Tanthhomeworks
Ladies’ Ald Society
St. Paul's Church
Mew Collins
Gee
Urbane W. Prescott
Esther Manila Johnson
Warm Springs
Methodist Episcopal Church
Jesse Lacklen
Elks
Anaconda Lodge
F. Nossell
F. J. Clinton
Birch Street
R. B. Lewis
Cherry Street
James H. Murphy
East Park Avenue
Barber
D.C. Padric
M. P. Mahoney
Main Street
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