Woman’s Club backs forestry effort in Anaconda
The Woman’s Club of Anaconda organizes support for forest preservation with speaker Know A. Mills from Colorado at the First Presbyterian Church on Thursday. Mills, a veteran mountain guide, discusses “Our Friends, the Trees” under the General Federation of Women’s Clubs. Mrs. Peterson of Chicago urges intelligent forest policy nationwide, aided by Washington experts. costs covered by Anaconda Improvement Association.
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Woman's Club
Anaconda
A. Mills
Colorado
First Presbyterian Church
May
Mills
Montana
General Federation of Women's Clubs
P. 8. Peterson
Chicago
Peterson
Nnion
Washington
Whith
Mra
Dene Iite
Arouth
Mile
Presbytes Hall
Anaconda Improvement Association
First
Presbyterian
HA. Carnathan
Notice to Stockholders of Anaconda Copper Mining Co
Anaconda Montana May 1 1907 The annual meeting of the stockholders of the Anaconda Copper Mining company will be held at the principal office of the company Anaconda Montana Wednesday May 15 1907 at 10 o clock am for the election of trustees and for the transaction of such other business as may properly come before the meeting By order of the board of trustees F Kelley Secretary Also piano sales notices and a labor union announcement regarding coal delivery by teams no longer traveling over sidewalks and a labor council meeting at Carpenters hall E M Clark Secretary
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Copper mi
Anaconda
Mont
Anaconda Copper Mining Company
Anaconda, Mont
F. Kelley
Company
Disadvantages Of Double Telephone Systems Debate
The piece argues double telephone systems cost subscribers more and fail to lower rates. It cites promoter profits, East versus West investment patterns, and a history of useless independent systems. It notes mixed local results and a call to avoid risky ventures. It ends with unrelated market notes and park visit details.
Uncalled Mail for Anaconda Post Office Week May 4
List of remaining uncalled letters includes men Henry Hourke Arthur Burges James Cane Peter Cardinell G B Cox David Davis John B Davis Ginglio Deini Arthur Colquist Jess Gallan Tom B Johnson Theodor Johnson Ole Knudson Charles Mallory J E M honey Claude B McKee Paul Phi Daniel Poney CG Roupert Joseph Stark Karl Skele Antonino Zelvaci and women Mrs J M Bartlett Mrs
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Men
Henry Hourke
Arthur Burges
James Cane
Peter Cardinell
G. B. Cox
David Davis
John B. Davis
Ginglio Deini
Arthur Colquist
Jess Gallan
Tom B. Johnson
Theodor Johnson
Ole Knudson
Charles Mallory
J.E. M. Honey
Claude B. McKee
Paul Phi Daniel Poney
Names in a 19th century roll call fragment
Readable fragments list multiple individuals with varied titles and surnames such as Annah Clark, Mrs Hassel berger, Laura Poole, Joi Reed, Signe Swanson, Lara Enge dath, Amanda Giovanni, Joseph Karlson, Josephine Massicotte. The OCR-derived list shows a mix of given names and honorifics suggesting a roster or directory snippet.
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Annah Clark
J. A. Elton
Mise Blanche Farwell
Hasselberger
Allee ‘Keenan
Langer
Laura Poole
Joi Reed
Signe Swanson
Orelgn—cuet Carlson
Lara Engedath
Amanda Giovanni
Lars Jenssen
Otto’ Johnson
Joseph Karlson
Murphy
Josephine Massicotte IF. Brrett
City Council In Session For Changeover At City Hall
The city mayor and council prepare for a formal handover as the old and new administrations meet at 10 o clock. Mayor Fivans will wield the gavel in the evening with new aldermen taking seats and likely several appointments confirmed. Robert Dunn will become city creamery to replace W J Gallagher after two fruitful years of service. Police Magistrate O'Troyle will participate in the ceremonies observing the usual decorum.
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Menenae
Fivans
Robert Dunn
Orice
City Creamer
W. J. Gallagher
Chicago Board of Trade Sees Wheat Crop Damage Amid Cold
Optimistic traders hope for steady business at the Maher level while harsh winter weather across the West and Southwest boosts trading activity. Weather bureau records show extreme cold persisting, leading many to fear serious damage to the winter wheat crop. An authority estimates a potential drop of about 109,000,000 bushels versus last year, amid conflicting reports from Oklahoma about the extent of a free bug infestation and its impact on crops.
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Weather Bureau
From
Oklahoma
City Notes and Classified Snippets From Anaconda Area
Local items list visitors such as afr. and Mrs. Cockrell and daughter from Butte and Judge Fitzgerald, and details of rentals and sales including crabapple trees for sale and houses for sale. Includes jewelry notices, hotel stays, and Montana nursery offerings. Highlights scattered notices from Missoula to Helena.
Prominent Coeur d Alene Miner Seidenfeld Visits Idaho
Samuel Seidenfeld, long time Wardner and Wallace resident, arrived from Shoshone county to visit friends in the Coeur d Alene country. He emerged as a notable mine owner and operator, with holdings including North Bunker Hill and Sierra Vada properties. The district’s 1906 output reached 22,000,000 in silver and lead with $5,040,000 in dividends, and multiple new mines now in operation. About 10,000 miners are employed in the region, many having worked in Montana.
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Samuel Seidenfeld
Anneconda
Shoshone
Idaho
Seldenfeld
Wardner
Burke, Wallace
Coeur d'Alene
Bunker Hill Aining Bing
Thin Company
Stewart
Sierra Vada
Belie
Mit
Vanspany
Laat
Coeurs
Alenes
Montana
Counsel Differ Concerning Law On Idaho Case
Attorneys for the defense argued against dismissing the appeal as the United States Supreme Court considers jurisdiction. The Idaho case involves 14 months of trial readiness and habeas writs, with federal and state courts awaiting action. Union representatives attend the trial, reporting to their organizations, as a 12-member panel observes evidence and arguments.
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Circuit Court
Supreme Court
United States
Meath
Pega
Clarence
Darrow
Idaho
Supreme Court of the United States
Tdaho
Supreme “Oart
Rodgers
Vermont
Tate Smeg Moise
Willome
San Francisco Carmen Strike Sees Arbitration Request
United Railroads and President Cornelius of the carmen union ask for arbitration to resolve differences. The company refuses, windows are shuttered with iron screens, signaling a bitter fight. Strike-breaker housing and feeding arrangements are being prepared. a New Jersey map note mentions a tiny property in West Hoboken nearly as large as Newark.
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United Railroads
Cornelius
Carmen's Union
West Hoboken
N. J
New Jersey
Newark
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Sheen & Branscombe
Diamond Ice Co
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Carpenter Hall
Charles W. Dempster
Charles C. Savage
Butt
Judge Fitzgerald
Samuel Seldenfeld
Keppler Jewelry Store
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P. M. Sullivan
J. A. Hastey
James Kunkel
Yelena
Missoula
James Brumgoole
Helmma
Helena
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Loita Temple of St Joseph
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AL Malaika Temple
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