Order to show cause why sale of real estate should not be granted
The Third Judicial District in Deer Lodge Montana orders all interested parties to appear at the district court to show cause why an administrator should not be granted an order to sell part of the deceased Philip J Callan estate to pay administration expenses and debts. Publication to be made weekly for four weeks in the Anaconda Standard. Dated July 1914.
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Tate
Montana
Deer Lodge
Philip d. Callan
Catine
Margaret Callan
Philip J. Callan
Piatrict
Courthou Fonda
Montans
Anmeonda Standard
Deer Tanige County
NCH
Notice to Electors for Primary Registration 1914
In compliance with chapter 74 notice is given that the registry book for primary nominating section will close July 7 1914 electors may register for the ensuing election by appearing before the County Clerk at the courthouse in Anaconda or a Justice of the Peace or notary public in the manner provided by law Ray Reardon Ex-County Registrar Deer Lodge County Montana. The funeral of Mrs Mary McGovern will take place Monday morning at the family residence 3 East Fifth street at 8 90 o'clock according to Rt Peter church where mass will be celebrated at 2 o'clock.
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Anaconda
Ray Reardon
Omido
Deer Lodge
Montana
Wanerat Notte M'Govern
Mary McGovern
Mondas
East Fifth Street
Rts Peter's ‘Church
Anaconda colored gambler released after city jail hold
John Doe Fewclothes, called a colored gambler, was held in Anaconda jail three days then released by Chief O'Brien. Butte police, notified, did not claim him. Reported enticement of newsboys into games and theft of small sums led to arrest and swift release amid dispute over jurisdiction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Doe Fewclothes
Butte
Polles O'Brien
Anaconda
O'Brien
Hoya
Hropher
Kid Martin
Donovan
Henault
Fewclothes
Chic O'Brien
Butte Force
Chiet
Fish yarns enliven good day by local anglers
The town heard several entertaining tales of trout and fishing on a sunny day. Rod Williams told of Charlie Laler at the Anaconda brewery dodging underbrush and a wary pool on Hock creek before retreating from mosquitoes. Other groups visited Georgetown and Silver lakes, Rock Creek, and nearby resorts, with C. L. Diffenback reporting a good catch and many locals joining the fishing outings.
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Ans
Inkex
Rod Williams
Charlie Laler
Anaconda
Rod
Charlie
Hock Creek
Charles
Ant
C. L. Diffenback
Georgetown Lake
George Jackson
H. H. Nell
Silver Lake
Rod Kendrick
Kendrick
Stevens
Cals Gus Goldberg
T. H. Emery
Rock Creek
Horace Durston
C.va. Lemon
JA. Hastey
Julius Hastey
Suffrage Speaker to Lecture in Anaconda
Mise margaret rueney York shirtwaist maker and Mrs. C. H. Belmont with other suffrage leaders refuse entertainment for the visiting speaker in Anaconda. Miss Hinchey will speak on propaganda at the Montana hotel parlors this afternoon and again at the band stand in the common tonight after the ball, with another open air meeting planned downtown.
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Mise
Margaret Rueney York
C. H. Belmont
R. Johnson
Miss Hinchey
Elks Plan Picnic At Deer Lodge With Races
c Williams Lyman Cadwell and Chiuries Benson traveled to Deer Lodge to arrange a union picnic for Butte and Anaconda Elks on July 26. Deer Lodge and Anaconda members, plus about 400 from the local lodge, will attend. Hobble skirt races are slated as a feature among a full sports program, with plans still being finalized.
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C. Williams
Lyman Cadwell
Chiuries Benson
Deer Lodge
Union Plente
Butte and Anaconda Lodges of Elks
Anaconda Lodge
Tocal
Butte Lodge
Unclear names mark July 11 1914 post office list
A partial OCR fragment lists men John Beck Dan Carlton Lars Kallevig Selewyn Lesser Amandus Larson Dan O’Hara Ped Quinland George Sinclair Eugene Willams El mer Wischel and Harry Wa and women Mrs L Abrahamson Cath, with no clear event.
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Ana Conda
John Beck
Dan Carlton
Lars Kallevig
Selewyn Lesser
Amandus Larson
Dan O'Hara
Ped. Quinland
George’ Sinclair
Eugene Willams
Elmer Wischel
Harry Wa
Mrs. L. Abrahamson
Cath
A Shoe Man’s Story and the Advertising Path
A shoe maker recalls 1883 beginnings in New York and Boston papers. He credits consistent newspaper advertising as the outlet for his footwear business, claiming the shoe and shoemaker are world renowned and his enterprise among the largest globally.
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Aavercimime
New York
Boston
Bureau of Advertising
American Né Pubiishers Association
Worl Ing
Bulla
Notable Names in Foreign-Language Department Listing
Edward Burke, Postmaster, introduces a roster featuring Orrine V. Clark, Margarete Conne, Mrs P Dawes, Norah Flaherty, Emma Jerkenson, Ruth King, Mise M. Smith, Mrs Robert Sutcliffe, John Smith, Angiotina Eleppietto Gore, Karl Johansson, Komtn Klass, Alfredo Lension, Oscar Lind, Mrs Karl Naaland, Gina Naaland, and Tove Tomteh in a foreign-language services directory.
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Orine V. Clark
Margarete Conne
Mra EL 'P' Dawes
Norah Flaherty
Emma Jerkenson
Ruth King
Mise M. Smith
Robert Sutcliffe
Mes
John Smith
Forelgn
Loute
Angiotina Eleppietto
Gore
Signs Placed To Explain Law To Erring Motorists
Police posted notices at Park Avenue ends to explain a new ordinance curbing automobile two plan abuses. Vehicle owners have been slow to comply and officers report difficulty enforcing. A twenty of head and tail lights issue vexes night patrols outside main streets where lamps fail to illuminate adequately.
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Park” Avenue
Warnell
Patrolman Beats Aldermen In Vacation Pay Case
Patrolman James Donovan began a two week vacation with pay granted by the city council and aimed to prevent revocation of the policy. Nell Collins, city weighmaster, had two weeks leave with pay, triggering a split in the council over vacation pay for officials. The Wednesday vote approved vacations with pay for the police, amid sharp exchanges and threats to revoke permission. Donovan planned to take his vacation under the granted terms, expecting to receive May layoff pay if challenged.
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James Donovan
Nell Collins
Sowence
al Jerman
Ion
Donovan
Local notes and social notices from Butte area
City page itemizes meetings and social sessions for K of P F O and Yeomen plus Eastern Star and Highlanders. It lists local businesses, housing ads, rental offerings, and a hospital update on E M Cornelius with medical details. Also mentions races starter Harry Morrisey and police notes on Patrolman Donovan’s vacation.
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Harry Morrisey
Butte
Aged Woman Alleges Theft In City Incident
An elderly resident identified as Annie Smith accuses Hugh Mohan of East Park avenue of luring her to his home, beating her, and stealing her watch. She escaped with a broken knife pried from a door hasp, then reported to the police where Mohan was located and questioned. The case hinges on her claim Mohan retrieved the watch from his house and returned it, while she remains destitute and sought jail shelter.
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Hugh Mohan
East Park Avenue
Annie Smith
Mohan
Stren
Menautt
Henautt
O'Brien
Mohan Isald
Williams 15 winner in Davis Cup final
New York July 12 Williams II defeated Johnston 2-6 9-7 6-4 in the Davis Cup test at Westchester Country Club amid heat. Johnston struggled physically, while Williams showed sprint and court coverage in rallies.
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New York
St. Norris Williams II
William M. Johnston
Westchester
Johnston
California
Williams
Winkame
Lindley Murray
RD. Wrenn
Otto Froitzhelm
Oscar Kreuzer
Wrenn
Fragmented Testimony From Erse Woman Interview
A garbled excerpt shows a woman named Erse or similar being asked why she is pensive, replying that she is not pensive and that she has nothing to say after a period of silence. The readable text is limited to short dialogue fragments.
Timber of Nation in Hands of a Few
Washington reports that timber lands in the United States are concentrated in a small number of owners. Two men hold 49 percent in Southwestern Washington, five hold 26 percent in Western Oregon, and six have 70 percent in Northeastern California. One thousand six hundred ninety four owners own over one fifth of the land area, with large railroads and timber firms controlling vast expanses. The study notes rising timber values and scarcity will influence lumber pricing.
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Washington
Concentra
United States
Bureau of Corporations
Wileson
Davies
Oregon
California
Red Wood
North Central
Daho
Concentration of Land and Timber Holdings Warns of Public Loss
The text notes how state disposal of federal grants and scrip laws led to wholesale land gains in timber regions, especially Florida, concentrating ownership of timber and mineral resources. It warns this could shift future agriculture toward large corporations or high land prices, urging reform before lands are privatized or lost to public benefit. A London church clock with a silent quarter striking feature is also mentioned.
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Florida
Great Hold Enery
Lake States
Lang
London
Picnic at Silver Lake by St Peter's Club Actors
Members of St. Peter's Athletic club who staged a successful playlet with friends, about 100 in total, picnicked yesterday at Silver Lake. Some traveled by train, others by wagon drawn by four mules carrying refreshments. A good time was reported.
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St. Peter's Athletic Club
Silver Lake
Escaped Great Fire Church of St Olav London
ESCAPED GREAT PHUE the church of St Olav street London is one of the elit that escaped the great fire of 1666 and among the most ancient in the city a small building with a crown-vaned tower. It recalls Queen Elizabeth's life in thanks for release from imprisonment in the Tower and Pepys is buried there.
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St. Olav Street
London
Samuel Pepys
Announcement of Democratic Candidacy for County Commissioner
A candidate announces seeking the Democratic nomination for county commissioner of West Lodge county subject to Democratic voters at the primary on August 25, 1914. Anaconda Montana.
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West Lldge County
Dooley
Anaconda
Mont
Sunty County Democratic Nomination Seeks Kelly Nomination
The Democratic voters in Deer Lodge County will decide their nominee for Sunty commissioner at the primary. Joseph L. Kelly is the subject of this nomination effort, seeking support from party members ahead of the vote.
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Sunty
Deer Lodge County
Joseph L. Kelly
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Rockford
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Lucinda
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St. Ann's Hospital
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Iter
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R. B. Abbott & CO
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