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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 29, 1913
Page
20
AGL MM W G Conrad A A Johnson H R Cunningham Ed Donlal serve as Vice President and President with a board of directors including the listed names in a formal corporate roster.
Board of Trustees expresses concern over a proposed bill with directors in the butter sector. The measure prompts discussions on governance and potential impacts on operations and pricing.
At a Silver Bow county meeting the board opposed a proposed legislature bill on voter registration in second and third class districts and instructed delegates to seek disapproval of first class district registration changes while noting high school entrance rates and completed Jefferson school alterations.
Kaneen Kane daughter of Mr and Mrs Dennis P Kane died at one month old after a weeklong pneumonia. Funeral from family residence on North Agate Street to be announced later. Mary Graham funeral at 2 pm from 1247 East First Street officiated by Rev J W Tait. Dennis Reagan funeral at 481 North Wyoming Street today morning at 9 o'clock.
In Bozeman a college assembly hall overflowed for a day of talks on country life. Joseph E. Wing of Ohio spoke on wool tariffs and mutton, Argentina stock raising, and large ranches. Miss L A Baldwin offered farmhouse interior tips. Miss Harkins urged practical education for girls. Mrs. Norton discussed nutrition as the well fed man. The Montana Veterinary Medical Association meets tomorrow with officers arriving in the city.
The Montana Supreme Court affirms a $418000 damages award to Matilda Hollenback against the Stane v Webster company for injuries after her 19 year old son was killed by contact with a charged wire while employed by the firm at Hauser Lake dam. In a second ruling Justice Banner says Helena has rights to Beaver creek waters for municipal use. Fort Keogh remount staff changes. state poultry association opens fifth annual show with 800 birds. judges named. officers listed.
A fragment from a Montana era note describes Wibaux residents traveling to the capital to champion a new county. It outlines the proposed Fallon county obstacle, the east Dakota line, and the west boundary near Powder River, with Powderville 65 miles southeast of Miles City. The text notes Miles City businessmen voiced no objections during a recent session.
Miles City January 28 committee for the Montana stockgrowers and Eastern Montana woolgrowers annual meeting selects sub committees for entertainments and decorations. Members include C W Butler E Arnold C Calvin, automob ile arrangements by B Ingham C T Lakin and BR T Daniels, decorations by Thomas Shore WP Cresap A H Furstnow. Speakers listed: W Stacy GF Ingersoll and Kenneth McLean.
Great Falls dispatches report two arrest cases linked to Utah. William Dixon, deserter from Ogden, was seized at Albert Power’s ranch in Cascade County on orders from Ogden authorities. A second arrest, J W Goodman for forgery, occurred in Great Falls with Fergus County pursuing him.
The state board of examiners invites bids for supplies for the School for the Blind at Boulder Montana. Bids due February 21, 1913, with items including groceries meats stationery and more. Send sealed bids marked Bids for supplies to J Men Eimer president. The board may reject all bids or adjust quantities within reasonable bounds.
The State Board of Examiners invites bids for groceries meats stationery and other supplies for Twin Bridges and the State Reform School. Bids open February 1912 at Miles City and Helena with plain mailed envelopes and rights reserved to reject or adjust orders to meet needs.
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