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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 18, 1919
Page
13
A proposed reform in Anaconda calls for uniting the county and city under a single commission form of government. Advocates say consolidation would streamline administration and cut duplicative services, with supporters citing potential tax simplifications and coordinated planning.
Local property owners discuss efficient governance as a path to cutting costs. A businessman advocates county city combined administration to halve clerical staff and reduce expenses by at least 25 percent, asserting the plan would modernize Anaconda and benefit residents.
The home dietetics class organized under the Anaconda chapter of the Red Cross will meet in the Daly building domestic science room at 7 40 this evening. Miss Allen of Tutte High School will be present to outline the course, which covers basic principles of foods and balanced diets for adults and children, with instruction on buying cooking and serving food at home.
Local notices list taxi services, coal suppliers, and jewelers in Anaconda. Citizens travel to Seattle Salt Lake City and Denver for business and visits. Community events include Lady Moone dance and jazz hall openings with names of residents and officials attending.
Miss Loretta Spellman returns to studies at Stite Normal College Dillon after a visit with Spelman of 620 Cherry Street Anaconda residents attend a poultry show in Butte and friends visit. J B Verberkmees Optician since 1897 advertises jewelry sales near East Park Avenue Anaconda nurse Irene Cosuros Rirl recovering in Letterman hospital San Francisco from scarlet fever. Charles Oates death in Southern Cross prompts return of relatives James Oates and Haron Pearce of Lead SD travel home after funeral. Southern Cross readers praised for aiding information gathering.
The Butchers faced a bold upset last night when the MacCallum squad overwhelmed them by a large pin margin. Opponents relied on bakery rivals to supply most of the scoring as several White Aprons stars struggled with form. Vautrin and Tucker led for the Butchers while Patterson and Davidson anchored MacCallum.
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