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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1907
Page
2
All those wanting to take advantage of this sacrifice price for water rights should see or write J. W. Mehargue, general manager, Room 227 Sonna Block, Boise, Idaho.
Bozeman health officer Dr W Jump urges strict enforcement of new state law on vital statistics reporting. Undertakers must file death reports with physician certs. births require physician or midwife reports with a 15 cent fee. Tuberculosis is added to reportable deaths but not publicized to shield patients from quacks. authorities send guidance to reported individuals. The law aims to extend state aid for tuberculosis patients, emphasizing open-air treatment and preventive measures.
Bozeman June 1 Manager George N Griffin of the coal and coking plant at Storrs says the rumor of imminent reopening is false and machinery arrival will take weeks. Full operation may start with about 200 men employed and coke production rising. plant has been idle over three years due to coal shortages but development continues as coal supplies improve boosting Gallatin county payroll prospects.
A description portrays Storrs Wisconsin as a model coal mining camp with clean new cottages and a beautified townscape. The narrative suggests it will rank as a top place to work, emphasizing convenience and orderly housing.
The article surveys remarkable claims of awakenings from dreams guiding real work and discoveries. It cites Stevenson, van Swinden, Marquis de Condorcet, Cobanis, Dante, Voltaire, and a Bristol mechanic who supposedly formed shot from a nocturnal vision.
The air brake was tested on the Steubenville accommodation between Pittsburgh and Steubenville Ohio. A wagon blocked the track at speed. applying the air brake halted the locomotive just in time, astonishing observers who clung to their seats as the engine nosed into the wagon bed.
An old Viennese dispute centers on a Jewish custom as a merchant dismisses a clerk for late arrival after attending an ayn nag* service to recite the mourners’ prayer for his father. The clerk defends the act as a duty, while the employer argues such attendance cannot override work demands and law.
In South Africa the automobile becomes essential for diy businesses as weather improves. Youth’s Companion notes high value in mining districts where engineers rely on cars for field travels daily. Reports describe cars enduring harsh mountain routes, diverse climates, and rocky trails, with durability over wood fittings.
A fragmentary report notes Doménlie events in Wellington New Zealand forming a union to work on Mondays Tuesdays Fridays and Saturdays with activities at 2 and 10 points on various days. Details are garbled and dates uncertain.
From New York triumphs to the Margaret theater on Wednesday June 42 Miss Annie Russ Sell becomes Puck in Wagenhall Kemper's lavish production. The fairy world blooms with imagination and revelry while a 100 member company backs her with notable performers including Jom Bunny Oswell Yorke Lansing Rowan Lionel Adams and Catherine Proctor.
A jumble of local items outlines vaudeville theater remarks on show quality and expectations, a list of Anaconda post office letter recipients for the week ending May 17, and notices of upcoming social sessions by the Society of St. John. Also reported are County Attorney James seeking information filing against Nicholas Rogers and Livingston bank's purchase of Realty block at Main and Callender for 69.00.
Reports from Oran describe a Moroccan force surrounding and destroying a rebel camp in the hills near the town. Casualties include many killed or wounded. hundreds of women are reported as captured and a number of townsfolk are said to be suffering. Neutral confirmation is limited.
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