Anaconda City Council Advances Special Improvement District Plan
The Anaconda Montana city council approved and published a plan to create Special Improvement District No. 3 for a Commercial Avenue lighting and paving project. It details street parking, curbing, grassing, trees, and a lighting system with electric posts, wiring, and fixtures, estimating costs around 34,306.64 dollars with specific allocations for curbing, sprinkling boxes, seeding, and watering. A public hearing and final vote are set for August 4 1915 at 8 p.m. in the city hall chamber.
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Resconda
Deer Lodge
State of Montana
Anaconda
Mont
Thetoage County
Montana
Deer Hay Council
Fasan
Thermity
A.D
Pratention
Montan Ost
Anid District
Commercial Avenue
Hickory Street
Gibernut Street
Warner
Wid Segal Improvement District
Mmuhdarien
Secial Improvement District
Mudee
Anaconda Special Improvement District No. 68 planned
The Anaconda city council filed notice of intention to create Special Improvement District No. 68 to pave and improve several streets including Hickory, Park Avenue, Cherry Street, Oak Street, Main Street and others. Protests must be filed within 15 days with the city clerk as public hearing set for August 2 1916 at 7 p.m. in City Hall.
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Anaconda
Park Avenue
Seventh Street
Main Street
Fourth Street
County Courthouse
Sixth Street
Maple
Elmreste
Cedar
Maple Street
Elm
Reina Corners
Anafonda
Mont
Coun Sh
Ansty
Council Chamber
Treen
Sita Netty
Said
A.D
Matt J. Kell
Rencondes
Deer Lodge
Montane Anaconda
Sald Ety Coun
Hickory
Westwara
Severnee Trading
Oni
Ania
Cy of AR On and To Be, Adopted By the City Sountin
Taid
Tentollars
Amreuy
Ana Ainda
Co Creat
Abe Cote Pravement
Pontine Piace
Mali
Coun
Beth
Mala
Tonahomaay
Keene Apigtae
Avelock
Cowell
Meer
Anid
Cancoma
Fernice
Poe
Brn
Efor
Auld
Tie Whale
Anacond
Montana
City Connel
Franches County
Eaid City
Flehth Street
Oak Street
Biahth Street
Fighth Street
Hickory Street
Ark Avenue
Patient Jones
Eighth Street
Parkenue
Aaid City
Trent Cherry Street
Sixth Streets
Electrical Lighting Plan for City Special Improvement District
A proposed project outlines installing electric streetlights along Maple, Cherry, Oak, Main, Park Avenue, Hickory, Locust, and adjoining streets within the Special Improvement District. It details posts, wiring, and equipment, limits on post numbers per block, and the anticipated costs with annual interest.
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Cedar
Chery
Maple
Hinsteveie
Coty
Cherry
Maple Street
Revenus
Eighth Street
Ana
Duke
Main
Cherry Street
Park Avenue
Oak Street
Eighth
Main Street
Third Street
Hickory Street
Locuat
Seventh Street
Seventh
Eighth Streets
Tocast Street
Third
Seventh Trent
Finn
Maple Streets
Mantle Streat
Fiorth Street
Righty Street
Walasimone
Toh Minsk
Parke Avenue
Ponte
Rovers
Sad Cite
Pete
Dallas
Crete
Patton
Sho Colte
Tul
Peatene
Aimee
Sane
Heine
Essentials of Religious Experience Sermon at Presbyterian Church
Rev Robert A Cameron preached on what it means to follow Christ urging that non essentials such as specific conversion types should not compel conformity. The core is the relation to Christ and following Jesus, regardless of others experiences, with focus on personal faith over prescribed forms. In Minnesota ore reserves of about 4 million tons eyed for open pit mining.
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Presbyterian Church
Robert A. Cameron
Mr. Cameron
Jesus
Peter
John
James
Christ
Minnesota
Anaconda City Hear Protests on Special Improvement District No
City officials announce that protests against proposed Special Improvement District No 68 may be filed within 15 days after the first publication. The council will meet August 2, 1915 at 8 pm in the city hall to hear protests and consider the district boundaries. Reference is made to Resolution No 148 on file with the city clerk.
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Pl Therty Council
Ante ‘Onda
Delock
City of Anaconda
Soison
City Cierk
Ward Special Improvement District No
A. D
Matt J. Kelly
Yone
Anacona
Mon- Gay
Said
Sa'd
Anaconda
Wud
Cation
Notice of school district bid for building repairs 1915
The board of Tristan Melpchoot District No. 10 invites bids for woodwork and painting at the high school building including doors floors corridors and outside woodwork. Repairs cover four schoolrooms and an entrance area with painting and tin work. Detailed specs are available at the clerk's office. bids open on July 24. Florence N. Court, Clerk.
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Tristan
Melpchoot
Theound
Angeondae
Ilhus
Janis
Bain Prencett
Board of” Trusters
T. Chitys Tal
Florence N. Cou
Board of
Improvement Work In Rapid Progress On Main Street
Construction on Main Street advances with curbing and cement laying planned. Excavations for the block on lower Main and the 1 block are ready for cement, old street car track torn up for paving, and mail boxes will be placed in the Ku nese district and on Main as pedestals are prepared.
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Burke
Kunese
Main
Local clubs and visitors fill city social scene
Various meetings tonight include K of P, Rebekahs, Pythian Sisters, Eastern Star and the National Union. Notes report visitors from Butte, Chicago, and Pennsylvania, a dance at the AOH hall, beer at the Mint, plus local business and social activities. A Warm Springs game opens with a 1 to 1 score.
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Rebekahs
Pythian Sisters
National Union
A. 0. H. Hall
The
Mint
Untypical Post Office Listing and War Cost Note
A fragment lists uncalled texters at the Ana conda post office for the week ending July 17 1915 with many names, followed by a women’s names line and a note from Postmaster Dward Burke. The page also reports Japan's war cost at about £50,000,000 and an additional $26,009,000 to be appropriated.
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Anaconda
I Anderson
Arthur W. L. Caldwell
W. D. Fetzer
Charles Gordon
Edward A. Hoff
Louis Hutton
William Herkowski
John M. Snerry
Pat Killigan
Orville Kelly
al Kobinetz
W.D. Maclean
Norman Mcteod
Henry Olson
Charles Prushafer
Frank Rogers
Leland Spackman
Charles Spoja
Fred Walker
H. Clark
F. W. Healy
Loretta Johnson
Carrie Larson
Marie Louden
Elizabeth Morse
Florence West
Dward Burke
Japan
Postmaster Burke Receives New Ruling On Parcels
Postmaster Edward Burke reports changes effective Sept 1 for fourth class mail. A 1 cent receipt fee is required and the addressee’s name and address must be written on the receipt. Also noted is a revised combined length and girth standard and details on parcel size and weight limits for third class matter. The Civil Service Commission announces a male clerk carrier exam at Anaconda Montana on Aug 14 1915 for the positions of clerk or carrier with age limits 18 to 45 and a starting salary of $800 per year.
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Edward Burke
Clase Mall
Burke
United States Civil Service Commission
Kanconda
Mont
Anaconda
Postoffice Service
Board of Civil Servi Examiners
Postoffice
Seattle
Wash
Heard on the Streets of the Copper City
J. W. James of Anaconda county attorney of Deer Lodge accompanies a party to Philips for a contract award trip. The journey suffers repeated mechanical failures including tangled wires carburetor trouble a broken fender and a flat tire before reaching Georgetown and town where James later hitches a ride in a private car.
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J. W. James
Anaconda
Deer Lodge
Jonah
Dimmishs
Philips
Mr. Mathewson
Tommy
Pase
Bing
Georgetown
Applekates
James
Dillon Wins and ARS Convention Opens in Portland
July 18 reports the Hed Men baseball team of Anaconda losing to Dillon Independ ents 4 to 6. Dillon Kilroya man Hammond SONS OF REVOLUTE from Portland, Ore, attend a patriotic service at the First Presbyterian church. The annual Sons of the American Revolution national convention opens here with sessions through Tuesday night. Gov James Withycombe to welcome delegates. Gen Thomas M Anderson U S A retired to speak.
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We Sunwardition
Anaconda
Tolay
Dillon Independent Batteries
Dillon, Kilroyaman
Hammond Sons OF Revolute
Portland
Ore
The
Sons of the American Revolution
James Withycombe
Thomas M. Anderson
Oregon
Catalo: A Buffalo Cow Hybrid Aims to Transform Meat Trade
The Indianapolis News discusses the catalo, a cross between buffalo and domesticated cow, in existence long enough to suggest it could alter slaughtering practices. It notes feed poor on western ranges, requiring fattening in the corn belt, causing delays and costs, with the catalo touted as exceptionally hardy.
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Indianapolis News
Longnough
Cattle and Buffalo Heritage Shape Beef Quality
An article discusses cattle breeds and the catalo’s beef traits. It notes hardy animals, fine texture meat, and higher weight per animal. Reproduction drives catalo prevalence in the Southwest, with breeders optimistic about future beef supply.
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Pennaylvania
Steve Parker
Butte
L.A. Nung
Br. Harvey Fern
Chicago
Charles Walters
Alias Mabel Roberts
City
Hare ‘Commission Co
Louis Canvin
Redmond Bresnahan
Tom Murphy
Southern Cross
J. Darby
Frank O'bsrn
Cash Liquor Co
Sehlappt
Vera
Margaret Rutlege
San Franko
Frankie Richards
Denver
George Lavendahl
State Points
R.A. M
E. HT. P
Rod Williams
J.B. Goose
B. Rupert
Angiers
Wise River
Star Crochet Club
E. B. Heagy
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Sherif Bruce Bryan
Jonn ‘Tomas
J.W. Farrell
Archie Kimball
Hugh Evans
Ralph Hurst
Wilfred Martin
W. M. Fifer
Charles Dunbar
Helena
Reel Theater
J. P. Morse
Frank Grady
Frank and
Fat
Roach & Smith
Warm Springs
Leost
Jean
Los
Copper City
the Catalo
George 8. Dougherty
New York
Alcazar
Wally
Hearst- Selig ‘News Pictorial
R. B. Abbott Co
Sae
All Kina
R. B. Lewis Park
I Atreet
Pro- Asme
George Kine
A. Tuttle CO
East Park Avenue
M. P. Mahoney
Bell
Anaconda National Bank
Capital
B.A
P.ry
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