Local Man Favored in Award Decision Amid Bid Review
City council delayed awarding the corral site buildings contract to the lowest Spokane bidder by $95, querying the bid. Hewett Mowat Cannon bid $9,800. Andrew Leck bid $9,895. Mayor Lane preferred the local party. committee to reexamine and report next Wednesday. Plumbing contract awarded to South Butte Plumbing. grading and sewer work on Gold and Excelsior streets assigned with costs totaling about $16,324. Storm sewer bid on Girard avenue went to Peter Stamp Sor. Sanitary sewer work approved for Idaho and Montana alleys. Ornamental lights maintenance ordinance approved. Seventh Day Adventists tent request denied. Alderman Hageman granted 20 days leave.
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Corral
Har- Hoon Avenue
Hewett, Mowat & Cannon
Andrew Leck
Lane
Spokane
Butte
Corral Buildings
South Butte
Girard Avenue
Peter Stamp Sor
R. M. Tardsen
Tim Bear
Idaho Alley
Montana Alley
Hageman
Firemen Convention Closes With Banquet And Reform Goals
Delegates from the State Firemen’s convention enjoyed a busy final day, including a Basin Creek reservoir picnic and a grand ball at Pallas Hall. Sessions urged a two platoon system for paid departments, a 12 hour duty limit, and removal of the state fire marshal from politics. Resolutions also urged Hamilton to retain Fire Chief James G. Higgins, noting his 15 years of service.
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Basin Creek
Pallas Hall
Acord
Melana
Sphcers
Legislative Committee
Cuy Council
Hamilton
James G. Higgins
Saturday Evening Post Features Unusual Lock and Angled Trick
The issue highlights unusual stories including a gravity operated keyless padlock that opens only at a precise angle. Readers are advised to learn the exact orientation to manipulate the mechanism.
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Saturday Evening Post
Starvation of Civilians Not a New Horror of War
Discussion traces civilian starvation in past sieges and blockades from Paris 1870 71 through naval blockades, noting German and British wartime policies and the human cost, with examples of Paris siege deaths and births during the crisis. Also a brief note on the word canteen and a hog feeding anecdote near Gridley Kansas.
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Washington
Legion
Uns
United States
Paris
Dimeutt
France
Europe
Germany
Sport suit of rose velour de Iaine with green jacket
A description notes a two-piece sport suit consisting of a rose velour de Iaine ensemble and a slip-on green suede jacket worn beneath it. The green suede features a complete jacket with collar cuffs and belt trimmed with white buttons, offering two coordinated outfits in one.
Eight In The Pulpit Eight Corkey Brothers In Presbyterian Ministry
Alexander Corkey of Wayne Nebraska is one of eight brothers all serving as Presbyterian ministers. The father is a minister and two sisters are missionaries. Siblings include David Dundrod Ireland Robert Monaghan Ireland William Belfast Ireland Vernot Culnady Ireland John Belfast Ireland Ned James Jefferson City Missouri Joseph Runs Scotland. Near Porterville California a nine mile zinc ore ledge has been fully covered.
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Alexander Corkey
Wayne, Neb
David
Dundrod
Ireland
Robert
Monaghan
William
Belfast
Vernot
Culnady
John
Alexander
Wayne
Ned
James
Jefferson City
Tow
Joseph
Runs
Scotland
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