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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1907
Page
5
An old advertisement promotes Dr William Metzger offering a drugless method to restore hearing in deaf patients. It claims success in Butte with cases where medicines failed, describing spinal adjustments and bone realignment as the mechanism, and invites a free consultation with no medicine involved.
At a night meeting the school board approved the committee report naming the teachers for the next term. Salaries will be engaged by the month with a raised salary scale and the new year begins September 2. High school staff and principals are listed with salary increases and new positions.
An advertisement touts Dr. Metzger's practice offering relief for insomniy dyspepsia rheumatisim stomach complaints and various aches. It claims a “digigiers tracuments” cure and notes nervous children respond best while promising benefits for men women and children with back pains and other afflictions. The copy cites numerous testimonials and mineral references.
In the county treasury the May funds show 314443297 received from taxes totaling 152,050.14 with credits of 7,000.77 and a May refund of 27,100. A cash in treasury amount appears as 12, i2sa3.14 for the Building Fund debris May 4 with 63,887.14 in credits. Warrants issued in May and a June 1 cash balance bring totals to 361,688.99 and 287.15 respectively.
New York June 4 Deputy Police Commissioner Hanson questioned Lieut W F Peabody regarding alleged links to the Guild Separation case centering on his Baltimore trip. Peabody denied reconverting funds for expenses and said he paid his own costs. Commissioner Bingham noted charges not proven and did not approve them.
San Francisco will hear the Glass and Halsey bribery case next Friday evening before Judges Dimne and Tawler seated en bane. Agreement on the timetable was reached today by counsel for both sides.
June 4 Birmingham report states the Crider Council president issued an order ending sympathy with locked out streetcar workers. An Atlanta dispatch mentions a wavering stance and a referenced figure, J. Allen, described as a Methodist lay leader aged about seventy? The text is garbled but notes ongoing labor tension and key local figures.
Bozeman June 4 The class set to graduate from the agricultural college tonight includes 36 students many earning bachelor degrees in engineering and science. Notables Floyd Yovente Warren Brigin Harold Miller and others secure positions with Westinghouse Helena Power Transmission Missouri River Power and more. Several graduates plan graduate work or teaching while others will pursue duties with utilities and engineering firms.
Negotiations between druggists and clerks over wages and staffing for a drugstore contract collapsed after protracted talks in Carpenters Union Hall. Merchants proposed salaries, clerks demanded parity with pharmacists, and the executive committee rejected each counter before an ultimatum was declared and negotiations ended without agreement.
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