Finances of City Outlined in Tables and Figures
City financial tables detail expenditures including bills checked and contracted totaling 253.20 for last year. Docking administration appears in the notes. Road, Street and Alley costs amount to 15,730.40, with other figures 339.36 166.65 3,937.66 listed in the ledger.
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crTy
Baisries
Cry
Lenginerr—Balaries
Corny Atorney
Salarie
Coreee
Eenewee
NT. Ewar & Sew
Sal
Pka -Plygrds
Balaries
Phillipsburg Folks Visit, Return, and Travel News
In Phillipsburg Montana on July 24 local residents and visitors were noted leaving for Anaconda and Helena, returning from Pocatello, and visiting friends. Several families including the Moores and Huskman travel for business, health, or personal reasons, with others planning longer visits and transcriptions of county records.
Legally Dead at Hartwig Tonight
Dillon notes July 24 items including Miss Genevieve Metlen visiting from Armstead with Miss Helen Finch, A Mason wool buyer from elsewhere, H L Telford and C A Elvers of Butte in town, Alf Decker from Armstead on business, Owen J Baldwin of Montana Hardware in Dillon, George Clemon from Jackson says haying is starting on ranches with high tonnage expected, Sig Augenson visiting, and the first public band concert of the year on the depot lawn drawing a large crowd.
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Dillon
Genevieve Metlen
Armstead
Helen Finch
A. Mason
H. L.telford
C. A. Elvers
Butte
Alf. Decker
Owen J. Baldwin
Montana Hardware Company
George Clemon
Jackson
Sig Augenson
Depot Lawn
August 1923 Dillon graduation class forms officers
Dillon July 24 report notes the August division of the 1923 graduating class organized with President Meda Becker Vice President Bess Gray Secretary Genevieve Sperling Treasurer Leah Marsh. There are 35 diploma candidates. Commencement is set for August 15 with Robert C Line addressing.
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Examiner
Normal College
Gullidge
Argenta Cave
the College
Bennett
Direc
Evangelist Delivers Healing Message at First Baptist Revival
In a revival at the First Baptist church Rev. C. H. Erickson answered questions on divine healing admitting limits to knowledge. Pastor J. S. Park announced tonight and Thursday events with Billy Black to perform music and possibly preach at Washoe park after a Ladies Aid picnic. The sermon on Hebrews 9 27 urged reflection on death and judgment, leaving many believers moved and inspired.
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First Baptist Church
C. H. Erickson
J. S. Park
Washoe Park
Ladies’ Aid
Billy’’ Black
Park
God
Summer quarter chorus program and education talk
The article lists the summer quarter chorus program featuring selections from Cowen Mendelssohn Wagner and Schubert with titles like The Rose Maiden Lift Thine Eyes and The Beautiful Blue Danube. Dr Davis spoke July 18 on Headlines in Education urging teachers to recognize analyze and utilize contemporary headlines rather than be stampeded by them.
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Music
Cowen
Mendelssohn
Elijah
Johann Strauss
Pilgrim Chorus
Wagner
Franz Schubert
Arthur Sullivan
Dr. Davis
Normal College
General Assembly
Davis
Daly Party Arrives in Hamilton for Summer Visit
Mr and Mrs Marcus Daly and the Countess Sigary with Mr Daly sister Harriet Daly arrived in Hamilton from New York to spend the summer at the Daly home The count and countess Sigary recently came from Austria The count is in New York now and may join the family in Hamilton later
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Hamilton
Marcus Daly
Sigary
Former Anacondan Injured In Fall
Omar J. Hagerty of Hamilton, a lineman for Missoula Light and Water, was seriously injured in Corvallis when a decayed 30 foot pole he was working on broke above the ground. He suffered a broken collar bone and severe bruises to thighs and back. First aid was given, he was taken to Hamilton hospital where doctors HOpe for rapid recovery.
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Standard
Corvallis
Omar J. Hagerty
Hamilton
Missoula
W. N. King
Herbert Hayward
New Farm Co operative store manager takes charge in Stevensville
Stevensville July 24 H P Whitney of North Yakima Wash became manager of the Farmers Co operative store succeeding George F Boldt who resigned last spring but stayed on until his replacement could be found Boldt will remain with the firm until August 1 then move to Helena to join a leading dry goods house
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Stevensville
H. P. Whitney
North Yakima
Wash
Farmers’ Cooperative Store
George F. Boldt
Boldt
Helena
Unemployment nearly vanished in France and Belgium today
A terse report notes that unemployment is virtually absent across France and Belgium, signaling strong labor market conditions. The brief highlights a rare positive economic snapshot with no accompanying data or context.
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France
Belgium
State Convention of Red Men Ends at Anaconda Trip
The Improved Order of Red Men closed its state council session in Anaconda with a visit to the reduction works delaying the 10 30 a m start. Selish tribe Philipsburg won the T J Coberly flag for largest membership gain, Sacajawea council Butte nearly claimed it. Grand Incohonee Sedwick toured Anaconda and praised the city before heading to California for the state gathering. About 40 delegates returned home yesterday.
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Anaconda
State Council of the Improved Order of Red Men
Selish Tribe
Philipsburg
T. J. Coberly
Sacajawea Council
Butte
Grand Incohenee Sedwick
California
Rotarians Visit Boy Scout Camp
Rotarians and their wives and daughters attended a camp visit at Echo Lake despite heavy rain. Scouts moved meals indoors to a large cabin where they and the visitors sang, performed amateur acts, and shared jokes. Scoutmaster Janin praised the campers as the finest ever. Senator Stewart spoke for the Rotarians. The event was declared grand and glorious.
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Echo Lake
Rotarians
Phil Thomas
Adolph
Janin
Senator Stewart
Schwab testifies for Morse in war ship conspiracy trial
Washington July 24 One of several notables summoned by the defense Charles M Schwab testified for Charles W Morse and others charged with conspiracy in wartime shipbuilding operations. He described himself as a manufacturer and engineer of human endeavor and joked at times, particularly toward Morse's three sons. Schwab said Morse yards did not delay work and urged a government loan of 750000 dollars. he left the fleet corporation praising Morse for wartime cooperation. The defense adjourned for the day after failing to include a resume of government claims in a Virginia civil suit, leaving the case incomplete.
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Washington
Charles M. Schwab
Charles W. Morse
Schwab
Morse
Emergency Fleet Corporation
Fleet Corporation
Morses
America
Virginia
Sawmill Moves to New Timber Stand Near Corvallis
Corvallis Lumber company shifts its sawmill from the coal pit site east of town to the Frank Prinz timber claim on Dominick creek. The new location has enough timber to run the mill for the rest of the season. About 20 men are employed when operating.
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Corvallis
Corvallis Lumber Company
Frank Prinz
Dominick Creek
King of New died proves his claim on the hill
Rain and thunder failed to deter Chimmie Fadden as he climbed the A on the hill south of Anaconda last evening delivering a voice so powerful that listeners heard him more than a mile away. He demonstrated his leather lungs by sending his voice across the valley and down the streets, predicting future feats from Harbour building and a big butte.
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Fadden
Anaconda
Main Street
Standard
Chimmie
Butte
Harbour
Big Butte
Colonel OLeary Visits Relatives in Anaconda
Lieut Col Arthur J OLeary son of the late Col Timothy OLeary returned to Anaconda yesterday to visit at the home of his uncle John Ahern and family and to attend to business matters This is his first Anaconda visit in years Since leaving Anaconda he served in the Philippines and with American Expeditionary Forces on the Western Front in World War I He rose to colonel in the Marines but became lieutenant colonel when army personnel were returned His current station is Philadelphia.
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Arthur J. O'Leary
Timothy O'Leary
Anaconda
John Ahern
Philippines
Philadelphia
Notice of Sale and Contractor Bid Openings in Anaconda
Notices concern delinquent stock in Clearwater Fur and Fish Co with a public sale on August 7, 1928, bids for a cement wall along city ditch due August 6, 1928, and an assessment on Hidden Lake Mining Company stock payable August 15 and September 15 1928 with delinquent sale set for October 15 1923. Names include D Smearman J Karpootiian E P Kiefer F M Davidson T L Cullen. Locations Anaconda and Seeley Lake Montana.
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Clearwater Far and Fish Co
Anaconda
Mont
D. Smearman
J. Karpootiian
Board of Directors
Scretary
Clearwater Fur and Fish Co
Seeley Lake
Aus
E. P. Kiefer
Sec
Treas
Clearwater, Mont
Deer Lodge County
Ontana
Cnty
F. M. Davidson
Hidden Lake Mining Company
West Fourth Street
State of Montana
T. L. Cullen
West Fourt Street
City of Anaconda
Deer
E County
Montana
City of
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