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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 06, 1907
Page
9
The Pabst Light-Day Malting Process makes Pabst Blue Ribbon Beer the most healthful beer brewed the beer richest in actual food values.
Morris H Largey of Butte Montana sues the Will J Black Amusement Company Herman Frank Andrew J Houghtar and Kenneth McLaren in New Jersey and seeks appointment of a receiver for the Boston theater holdings The case to be argued in the supreme court before Judge Sheldon with Henderson expected to act as receiver if needed.
Special Dispatch to Lie Blandhard describes two propositions from Yegen Brothers. One would lease water from Yellowwatera for 204 dollars per year for 1 year, if the city installs pumps and a distribution system costing about 200000 dollars. The second would sell water rights and 400 acres to Yegen for 200000 dollars, including a power plant and machinery.
The notice lists nn and Amith Andrews seeking to purchase property. It mentions five rooms in a dwelling and references locations in California. The readable text is fragmented but indicates a real estate acquisition intent and a street or neighborhood cue.
City officials prepare for the transfer of power as the old administration departs and the new one assumes control. The City Engineer reports on annual improvements, sewer work, street grading, and sidewalk construction, with detailed expenditures and progress factors for the year.
A new photograph purporting to show Count Tolstoi in character is circulated with claims the famed Russian novelist and social reformer is in critical health. However authorities later doubt the reporting. The count is said to be 1l years old in the caption, but details are unclear.
The United States Civil Service Commission announced an examination for clerk carrier (male) in Butte on May 22. Positions span six grades with salaries from 800 to 1200 dollars, promotions yearly, and transfers between clerk and carrier roles. Auxiliary and substitute roles have set hourly pay and limits, with promotions beginning July 1, 1901. See posts in San Francisco or at the local civil service office for exam details. Centennial beer is advertised as poison-free.
A verdict returned that Dennis Murphy was fatally struck by falling stone due to bad ground. Jurors concluded every precaution was taken, workers waited for instructions, and the misfortune occurred during lumbering at the Pittsburg area.
The city bid farewell as Judge Warren presided over his final session at 4 pm. He has handled 3,064 cases, including 1,423 drunks and 611 miscellaneous culprits, earning respect for mercy in a lengthy career.
Sacred Heart Church fair begins Wednesday evening to aid Sisters of Charity welfare. Proceeds fund a home for teachers at Sacred Heart. Rev. Father Jo. Calnan started the drive. A turkey dinner opens the event with Dr. Dora Walton in charge. bazaar items and entertainment planned for the week.
Topeka paper reports General Hudson died at home today aged about 71. He served in the Third Kansas volunteers and later became a brigadier general of volunteers in the Spanish American War. General Hudson was active in politics and resided in Kansas Capital. An ad invites readers to call Orton Grow for money, planes, or organs.
A garbled article discusses pure food laws, a helene caterer Maurice Wells, and a health spa run by A T Flynt. It mentions Manian, Gregean, and cave disease cures, with references to legislators, seasons, and modern care for foods and delicacies.
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