Anaconda Department Collections Slow at City Treasury
The city treasurer reports slow overall collections though total personal tax receipts are up by 600 dollars from last year. Last year’s personal tax haul was 4182.50, this year reaching 42181.80 to date. Automobile taxes lead payments due to license requirements, while furniture taxes lag. About 200 dog licenses issued this year, 300 last year, prompting officer Beausoliel to enforce licensing on untagged dogs to speed the process.
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Beausoliel
Anaconda News in Brief Pianos for Rent and Local Ads
Anaconda briefs list pianos for rent, laundry, meetings Woodcraft K of C Odd Fellows and a semi annual sale of Florsheim shoes at Goodfriend's. Local residents visitants attend business, weddings, and court sessions. Lost boat found? city notes include travel to Chicago and California and a tea room closing.
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Locust Street
A. Sabo
Flint Creek
Florsheim
Goodfriend's
Goodfriend
Bond Forfeitures Totals For Day Reach 205 Dollars
A police court session saw R F Schwartz’s speeding case dismissed for insufficient evidence. John Smith Anaconda barber failed to appear leading to a 25 dollar bond forfeiture. Albert McGrath Butte 10 dollars. John Spepich 150 dollars for nuisance. Josephine Cosgrow and Carl Brown Butte, both 10 dollars bonds each for disturbance. Total for the day 205 dollars.
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John Smith
Anaconda Barber
Osborne
Albert McGrath
Butte
John Spepich
East Park Avenue
Josephine Cosgrow
Carl Brown
Connolly
Perein
Retiring Rotary President Receives Golf Club Gift
Rotary Club met with Dr. L G Dunlap away. W C Capron acted as president. Albert Nadeau presented George C Jackson with a golf club set and Mrs Jackson with drapery. Senator T P Stewart spoke on wills and Montana law. Judge Winston urged better window displays for vacant stores. Visitors included Lee Huber of Livingston and Rudolph Orlof of Salt Lake.
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T. P. Stewart
Montana
Sen
Tor Stewart
Winston
Lee Huber
Livingston
Rudolph Orlof
Salt Lake
Fleeced Em All Lord Beaverbrook Confesses to Million-Dollar Scam
Robert Whitman known as Lord Beaverbrook admits in a New York General Sessions hearing that he persuaded 47 women to part with property and jewelry totaling about 250000. He recounts a ten-year world career and says his troubles began after his so-called real wife divorced him.
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Robert Whitman
Lord Beaverbrook
General Sessions Court
New York City
Whitman
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Ruth
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Fish ‘Trap
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Lutheran League of the Swedish Church
Otlock
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Mr. Tait
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Montana Society of Eye and Ear Surgeons
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Guy Burnett
Portland
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Ladies’ Aid Society
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First Baptist Church
Washoe Park
Christensen
Opportunity
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West Fork
Rock Creek
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Anaconda Coal’ Co
John Strong
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Sehpedals
Hutte
Madi- Son
Clifford Davis Jr
J. Sterns
Ruth Christiansen
Clara Campbell
R. Parker
Helen Parker
A. G. Burnett
San Frantisco
Dillon
Relatves
Inez Brennan
Murray Hospital
Helena
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F. W. Peckover
John Robinson
E. . Schwarty
Gerald’ Jones
R. F. Schwartz
Percin
Murphy
Rotary Gets Golf Club
Elly
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