Eighth Grade Pupils Prepare for State Exams in Anaconda
Eighth grade students in Anaconda schools set to take the state examination next Thursday and Friday before a county board of three examiners. Debates over how to handle successful examinees include adding a high school teacher to aid promoted pupils and mid year versus half year promotions. Some favor retaining September classification to avoid mid year shifts, while others push for flexible promotion to keep students motivated.
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High Grammar School
County Examining Board
May MeHugh
Jessie Blackstone
Anna Sutherland
Montana
State Superintendent of Public Instruction
Har
School exam stance and term dates announced
The official plans that a State examination may be required for graduation. In the week starting Jan 27, students below grade eight will be examined for promotion, and the second school term will begin Monday Feb 3.
Frances Harte Sings at Anaconda Schubert Club Meeting
Miss Frances Harte of Butte appeared at the Anaconda high school Schubert club gathering on Friday afternoon. She performed several solos in her renowned style, entertaining about twenty members and guests in the vocalists group organized a couple of months ago by Miss Shelton, music supervisor for the Anaconda public schools.
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Anaconda High School
Frances Harte
Butte
Shelton
Anaconda Public School
City notices and social items from Anaconda
Local items include rug bargains at Stagg s and calls to central labor council and national union meetings tonight. Notables and visitors listed include J F McLanahan of Butte at the Montana hotel and Dr J M Sligh returning from Philipsburg, with others passing through or visiting friends. Funeral notices for Bessie Conroy and Bessie Geraldine Conroy reference East Commercial avenue and St Peter s church with Mt Carmel interment.
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League of the Sacred Heart
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East
Commercial Avenue
Bessie Geraldine Conroy
East Commercial Avenue
St. Peter's Church
Mt. Carmel Cemetery
Indoor baseball team organized in Anaconda plan
Harry Burton Bert Schills and other baseball experts push to form an indoor team in Anaconda. A meeting tonight aims to set Preliminary arrangements. If formed a game with a Butte team may occur next week. Jimmy McHale travels to join indoor squad. Johnny Morris signs with Grand Forks but will join indoor circle.
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Harry Burton
Bert Schills
Anaconda
Butte
Jimmy McHale
Boston Americans
Johnny Morris
Grand Forks
Social dance at A. O. H. hall Tuesday evening
Knights and their ladies attend a social dance at A. O. H. hall on Tuesday evening. Visiting knights are expected to be present.
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A. O. H. Hall
Advertised Letters Listed at Anaconda Post Office
Week ending January 18 1908 uncalled letters include men Alfred Ackerman George A. atheldon Ed Condon George Chemas John Herbut E O Heksim J J Higgins Add Jones Isaac Korsum Emil Larsen James Maxwell Gus Sparenberg Oscar Sandstrom Tom Tignad Joseph H Thomas Mr Toresen C C Thomson Pat Walsh T W Worsley women Miss Ellen Black Mrs Catherine Bailey Mary K Birmingham Miss Katie Collins Miss Berdie Harris Mrs Rose Johnson Miss Mamie O Connor Miss Esther Swanson Mrs Charles Treem foreign Mihaly Bubas Emile De Zutter Charles Farquharson Ik Moller Hoyer Ivan Walafatic Plias Kauppinen Francesco Unti Albert Uresenbacher Nikola Vucinic John Whelen H F Errett Postmaster
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Anaconda
Alfred Ackerman
George A.atheldon
Ed Condon
George Chemas
John Herbut
E. O. Heksim
J. J. Higgins
Add Jones
Isaac Korsum
Emil Larsen
James Maxwell
Gus Sparenberg
Oscar Sandstrom
Tom Tignad
Josephh. Thomas
Mr. Toresen
C. C. Thomson
Pat Walsh
T. W. Worsley
Ellen Black
Catherine Bailey
Mary K. Birmingham
Katie Collins
Berdie Harris
Rose Johnson
Mamie O Connor
Esther Swanson
Charles Treem
Mihaly Bubas
Emile Dé Zutter
Charles Farquharson
Moller Hoyer
Ivan Walafatic
Plias Kauppinen
Edwin MacDonald
T. J. McMurrin
Fred Staresiniec
Francesco Unti
Albert Ursenbacher
Nikola Vucinic
John Whelen
H. F. Errett
Bromo Quinine Claim Signature of E W Grove
An ad proclaims a sole remedy branded Bromo Quinine to prevent the grip and remove the cause. It urges readers to seek the signature of E. W. Grove and notes a price of 25 cents.
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Victims of Explosion Await Burial in Missoula
Undertaker Marsh brought the mangled bodies of S. Johnson 31 and Emil Malm 46 killed Friday in a tunnel blast. Malm, an Eagles member from Denver, is to be cared for by the local Fraternal Order of Eagles lodge.
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Marsh
S. Johnson
Emil Malm
Johnson
Malm
Order of Eagles
Aerie No
Denver
Cole
Week Forecast Sees Naval Voyage and Political Moves
The coming week will feature the Rio Janeiro fleet voyage toward the Straits of Magellan with Punta Arenas stopovers and altered plans for flotilla visits. In Congress, the penal code bill shifts aside for streetcar track extension and the urgent deficiency bill with large war navy appropriations. Foreign and domestic political moves include Heinze arraignment in New York and senatorial contests in Rhode Island Kentucky and North Carolina.
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Vinol Promises Cure for Coughs and Weak Lungs in Anaconda
Anaconda residents with weak lungs and chronic illnesses are urged to try Vinol a cod liver oil alternative. It claims to supply the medicinal elements without oil or grease and promises to improve appetite digestion blood and strength with a money back guarantee. Sold by Smith Drug in Anaconda and Newbro Drug in Butte.
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Two Suspects Held After Freight Car Theft in Missoula
Missoula police arrested two men who gave names Charles Chase and J Dorn after a freight car break in at Northern Pacific yards. A phonograph worth 30 and 68 records at 60 cents each were stolen from goods consigned to J M Orvis Music Co. Officers found suspects selling a phonograph and caught them hiding goods in a wood pile. A third man is believed involved but not yet located.
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Charles Chase
J. Dorn
Miller
Chase
Dorn
Northern Pacific
J. M. Orvis Music Company
Court actions in Missoula district court January cases
In Missoula district court Judge Webster heard motions and demurrers in civil actions. The state versus Popovich charged robbery with not guilty plea. Welling Napton appointed as attorney. Chicago Milwaukee & St Paul Railway seeks condemnation near Higgins avenue bridge with a land appraisal commission named M F Peterson, George Brooks, and M R Rutherford. Maria Higgins versus Morris Schlossburg set for hearing January 22 at 2 pm regarding removal from Higgins avenue building.
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Webster
Popovich
Welling Napton
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Railway Company
Hiram Knowles
South Missoula
Higgins Avenue
M. F. Peterson
George Brooks
M. R. Rutherford
Maria Higgins
Morris Schlossburg
Trouble About Building Court Clash Over Key Dispute
George Bartlette faces a malicious mischief charge from Mrs. Potts in Missoula. The court adjourned his trial to next week after he pleaded not guilty. The dispute centers on possession of a storehouse key allegedly given by owner John R. Copes and Mrs. Potts claim she rented the building and is being deprived of its use. Bartlette accuses Potts of breaking in and removing his property.
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George Bartlette
Army of Unemployed Marches to Trinity Church Boston
About 300 unemployed led by Morrison I. Swift marched to Trinity church in Copley Square Boston and asked for a sermon on the duty of state and city to the unemployed. The rector declined to change the program. Swift was arrested for holding a public meeting without a permit but released after promising to disperse.
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Big Madge De Coign Dies in Conconully After Long Frontier Life
Spokane dispatch notes Mrs. Alexander De Coign known as Big Madge of Inland Empire dies at 58 in Conconully after a lifetime as Northwest pioneer rancher and famed Indian fighter. She rode with cowboys in North Dakota learned fire arms, weighed 355 pounds yet rode like a debutante and mentored neighbors. Funeral drew large local turnout.
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Treatise Promotes Quick Cold Cure with Laxative Quinine
An advertisement touts a one day cure for colds using a laxative quinine tablet claiming a refund if it fails. W Grove’s signature appears on each box, suggesting endorsement and authenticity.
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Brother of a Murderess Follows Sister’s Lead in Russia
Krasno Ufimsk Russia Jan 19 M Sviridoff president of the local zems tvo was shot today by a brother of Mile Ragozinnikova the murderess of General Maximoffsky the prisons director who was killed Oct 28. It is alleged the attack was revenge for Sviridoff refusing to intervene during Mile Ragozinnikova’s trial. She later shot at the general in St Peters burg drawing seven shots six hitting. Police found explosives in her corsage and she was hanged Oct 31.
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Russia
M. Sviridoff
Zemstvo
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Rogozinnikova
Maximoffsky
Ministry of the Interior
Mile. Ragozinnikova
Mile
Ragozinnikova
Imperial Conservatory of Music
Perm
Maximofsky
St. Petersberg
Mrs J McDonald suffers stroke at Gem theater
Missoula January 19 Mrs Joe McDonald wife of the Gem theater stage manager and a well known comedienne, suffered a stroke of paralysis to the upper body last evening. Dr J J Buckley attended her but she is reported in a serious condition tonight.
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Joe McDonald
Gem Theater
J. J. Buckley
Dyspepsia Tablets Featured in Humorous Exchange
In a vignette about digestion, Mr White promotes Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets as a universal relief. The scene contrasts Mr Black's dyspepsia with White's claimed recovery, detailing how the tablets aid digestion and boost energy. Sample requests direct readers to mail for a free sample from F. A. Stuart Co. Marshall Michigan.
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Canadian Secretary Returns From the Orient
Joseph Pope Canadian secretary of state and Mme Lemieux returned on the Magnolia from Japan where Lemieux went to settle difficulties over Japanese immigration to Canada and riots in Vancouver and other cities. The mission aimed to restrict coolie migration. outcome kept secret. The party plans to proceed to Ottawa.
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Mme. B. Lemieux
Magnolia
Japan
Lemieux
Canada
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Mme. Lemieux
Ottawa
Tragedy in Dra gosh village as Greeks burn villagers
Report from Sofia dated Jan 19 describes a deadly village attack near Monastir in Macedonia. During a festival Greeks reportedly forced villagers into houses and set the buildings ablaze, killing women and children. Casualty estimates range from 25 to 45.
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Wreck of Yik Sang Near Three Brothers Rocks
The Indo China steamer Yik Sang wrecked near the Three Brothers rocks off Amoy China on January 19. The chief engineer and four crewmen drowned. The captain and several crew members reached shore and were well treated. The rest of the crew had belongings stolen and were detained until Chinese officers were notified, then escorted to Swatot.
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Don’t Brag Don’t Brag You Still Have a Chance to Butt In
A Detroit Free Press note urges caution recalling risky summer stunts and unsafe acts. It warns against bragging about dangerous behavior such as handling loaded guns or thawing dynamite. The piece emphasizes avoiding accidents and keeping to safety.
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Sure Crop of Youthful Vices Prospers Despite Leaden Seasons
A New York press poem notes a single crop that thrives despite late springs or harsh winters. It never falters with stock market fame and outlives market wars. The piece frames youths' wild oats as a universal, evergreen harvest.
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