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Newspaper

Anaconda Standard

Location

Anaconda, Montana, United States of America

Date

May 01, 1913

Page

8

Dog License Looms In Butte As City Prepares For Fees

May 1 marks the start for dog licensing in Butte for dogs over six months old. The tax is 2.80 dollars per dog with no gender distinction. City Treasurer Dan Shoviin expects to collect fees as owners come in, with a dog catcher to begin in early June. Unlicensed dogs risk being caught and charged daily fines while the catcher endures tough treatment and hard labor in this demanding role.

Butte Mea Dan Shoviin

Butte Briefs Highlight Local Social and Crime News

Fr M Schwan of Great Falls is registered at the Finlen hotel. S C Ashby, Helena businessman, is registered at Butte. John R Lucas, Granite county flour producer, in city from Philipshoro. Dr R I Rizer of Anaconda arrived in Butte from a bush trip to Chicago. He was met by his wife and they motored to Copper City to Helena yesterday in Mr Nel cat. They returned via Park and report roads nearly impassable. Salvation Army local officers to be commissioned at Army hall tonight. Major Jordan to commission 49 officers and tandamen. Corps growth noted under Adjutant and Mrs Sloate. Hanson Produce of Butte purchased stock from Edward Silverthorne. Shonkin outfit cattle east of Arrow Creek and south of Missouri, about 6000 head, likely two years to aggregate. Lewistown reports Louis D Cotta, former Stanford marshal now constable, arrested by Under Sheriff Slater on white slavery charge. bond set at $2000.

FR. M. Schwan Great Falls Finlen S.C. Ashby Helena Butte John R. Lucas Granite County Phlipshoro R. I. Rizer Anaconda Chicago Putte Copper City Nelcat Locar Salvation Army Army Hall Jordan Tandamen Sloate Lewistown Hanson Produce Company Edward Silverthorne Arrow Creek Missouri River Pecias Aeapesar Oy Louis D. Cotta Stanford L. P. Slater Cotta

Spirit of Centuries Back of Montenegro Spirit of Centuries Back of Montenegro

A lengthy account describes Montenegro as a hardy, warlike people who for centuries defied Ottoman rule. It traces the nation’s rugged demography, topography, and oath to reclaim lost fortress Scutari, with a tone praising their resolve, independence, and legendary resistance across Balkan history.

Four Bids Opened for Sun River Project in Great Falls

Special Dispatch to the Standard reports in Great Falls on April 3 that bids for about 45 miles of Sun River main canal and two tunnels of roughly 0.75 miles were opened at the telegraph service headquarters. Four bidders included MacArthur Bros. Co. New York Kilpatrick Bros. & Collins Construction Beatrice Nebraska Winston Iron Co. Minneapolis and Charles Whitine Co. Malta. MacArthur's bid was the lowest on all six schedules totaling 805,615 dollars. Kilpatrick & Collins bid 960,097.30 dollars. Bids will go to Washington for final consideration, with MacArthur favored to receive the award.

Standard Great Falls Sun River MacArthur Bros. Company New York Kilpatrick Bros. & Collins Construction Company Beatrice Neb Winston Iront Company Minneapolis Charles Wiihite & Co Mali MacArthur Bros Kilpatrick Rom. & Collins Washington MacArthur Company United States New York City Catskills Sun Tiver St Stary's Canal Cardston C Cardston Alperta

Public Health Service to Investigate Cure

The Public Health Service will investigate the alleged cure involving Dr Peter B Duket as orders from Julius C Cobb director of the Marine Hospital Chicago were issued. Former Senator William Lorimer pressed for state observers to monitor the inquiry and the government has taken up the matter. Correspondence from "discoverers" of cures has flooded White and Fenn.

Washington Peter B Health Service F. F. Friedmann Blue

Billion-dollar roads plan proposed for federal aid

Washington reports a Bourne plan to spend 3 billion dollars on roads over 80 years. It funds 1 billion for land and 2 billion for maintenance, with federal state cooperation. A national highway engineering school would supply road builders to states. Funds arise from non taxable bonds and sinking fund arrangements.

Washington Joint Congressional Committee On Bourne Oregon School of Spon United States Treasury

Senator Seemawavers Backs Free Wool and Wool Goods

Washington April M Senavravers stated that if wool stays on the free list as decreed by the Underwood bill he would support a Senate amendment placing manufactures of wool on the free list as well.

Washington Senavravers

Silent on Alien Bill Echoes from Senator Thompson

Senator Thompson criticizes Attorney General Webb's draft alien bill, arguing it mirrors existing treaties with Japan and China. He says the act would bar non citizens from land ownership, end farming colonies, and force land into citizen hands, effectively solving the problem without hardship.

Thompson Webb Bryan United States Japan China Ctizens

Warland School District Bonds Approved for Building

Voters in the Warland school district approved a bond issue of up to 5000 dollars to buy land and construct a school building. The bonds will bear interest not exceeding six percent and run for a term of up to five years.

Uispaten Stanaara

Treaty Anniversary Observed in St Louis

The paper notes the tenth anniversary of the signing of the purchase treaty to be observed in St Louis this afternoon near the Jefferson amidst a $450,000 structure at the old Louisiana Purchase exposition grounds in Forest Park.

St. Louis Forest

Fragmented Humorous Typos From Bare Text

The readable lines describe sores on the head forming wales with burning skin. Children scratched inflamed areas. some lacked fever while others showed signs of discomfort and skin irritation. The garbled text hints at a health issue causing itching and sores in Rayne, Montana.

Raynestort Mont

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Butte Briefs Mmession Orricens Montenegro Pep Scutari Teutari Ferrin Bulgarate America Montencero Spain Holy Land Hite Kossovo Polje Balkans Tocca di Cattara Europe Nissdun Motnegro Turkey Nicholae Danilo Petrovich Kosovo Polje Nicholas Servia Russia San Bretano Connell Winitr Nortotx SUN River Project Public Health Service Priestley L Priestley Scintella Miss Borden Gail Borden William J. White Ramona Borden Pompton Lakes N. J Mr. Borden Mr. White Wilson Alien Bill Helen Hulme Jane Scott
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