Anaconda Council Backs Pavement Plans and Street Closures
The Anaconda city council approved two resolutions of intention to create improvement districts for asphalt paving on Fourth to Seventh streets near Maple and Maple from Park Avenue to Seventh Street. Costs total about 19 thousand dollars with bonds or warrants funded by assessments over eight years. Protests possible July 16. further talks on Maple Street closure and school board petition referred to committees.
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Main
Hickory
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Morgan
Judiciary Committee
Civic Clubs
School Board
Lou Bender
Rotary Club
E. A. Barnard
Kiwanis Club
Hugh Maguire
Second Ward
National Bank of Anaconda
James Hamill
Johnson Remains Placed at Funeral Chapel in Twin Lakes
Herman Johnson aged 78 is reported at Pearson's camp on Twin Lakes road. The body lies in the P. J. Finnegan company funeral chapel with a funeral to be held Thursday afternoon at a time to be announced.
Danvers Police Warn of Permit Enforcement Drive
Danvers police announce a city wide campaign to enforce permits for auto mobile operation within city limits. They expect arrests today and warn that no excuses will be accepted. Under 16 drivers will be summoned with parents to court.
Daly School, St. Pauls Split Junior League Games
In two junior league games Daly School won division B with a 21 to 17 victory over St. Peters while St Pauls defeated Lincoln 18 to 8 at the lumber yard diamond. Daly relied on strong hitting noted in the innings while St Pauls featured effective fielding by Chavis and solid pitching from Kap erich and Quane.
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Daly School
St. Paul's
Daly Schoolboys
Kaperich
Ruane
McAndrews
St. Paul’s
Lincoln School
Lumber Yard
Chavis
Lincoln
T. Paul
Sullivan
McKittrick
Tug
Bruness
Bitrick
Kurzal
Dudach
Platt
Frankovich
Lewis and Clark Return to St Louis After Expedition
The Lewis and Clark party spent winter at Fort Clatsop and began the return up the Columbia in March 1806. They divided at the Yellowstone mouth, met again August 12, and reached St. Louis by September 23 with accounts of the voyage. John Colter returned with fur traders. Sacajawea and Charbonneau left at Mandan.
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Columbia
Touchet River
Nez Perces
Lolo Pass
Bitter Root Mountains
Marias
Saskatchewan
Cutbank
Mont
Lewis
Yellowstone
Clark
Big Hole
Beaverhead
Gallatin
Sac
Lewis and Clark Pioneers of Northwest Knowledge
The text notes that Lewis became governor of the Louisiana territory and met a violent death in 1809 while en route to Washington. Clark served as superintendent of Indian affairs and later as governor of Missouri territory. Their reports gave Americans an accurate, extensive view of the Northwest and the empire acquired.
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Lewis
Louisiana Territory
Washington City
Clark
Missouri Territory
Lewis and Clark
Northwest
The Educated Man Adapts To Change More Than Formal Learners
A piece on how literacy and schooling are not the sole marks of education. It argues that people who adjust to life’s changes can be truly educated, valuing practical insight over formal degrees.
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Moone
Sparrow Drug Company
Fuller Drug Company
City Drug Company
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