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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 08, 1907
Page
6
An early 20th century catalog excerpt promotes Yale Towne Manufacturing house hardware in a colonial design line. It touts seven designs and general fittings, emphasizing affordable graded items to suit various architectural styles and homeowners.
Judge W Gowan yesterday handled a string of minor cases. Barrett, accused of interfering with a freeman, was discharged after questioning, while Sanger’s involvement and other proceedings drew brief remarks on prosecutorial effort. Several defendants were dismissed or warned as court adjourned.
Dr Elsner offers to sell the Mingrat collection to Colorado for 12500 to keep it in state. Denver Chamber of Commerce backs funding efforts while Governor Buchtel weighs private sources after Colorado legislature balked at 2500. Meyer Friedman and W T Remis discuss keeping the exhibit at the state house with Montanan ties and local officials.
Local council last evening approved a broad slate of appointments including city clerk and attorney A Bollinger health officer CW Jump denitor and chief of police G W Montgomery among others. Several reappointments and new posts span fire engineering street inspection and public safety with a focus on law enforcement and municipal services.
Nine informations have been filed at the district court by County Attorney Shetterly charging Tah Snalth of the Mest State Han e of Mania. The aggregate amount of sails defalou- Yon is shown, totaling about $9,000. One information charges a steal of $173 from the First State Bank of Motta. The case names W. McConnell of Ieremy as surety, with Shutters as a witness.
Memorial Day order issued by the Grand Army commander calls veterans to honor the nation on Memorial Day. It directs posts to conduct services May 26 with Lincoln's Gettysburg address read or recited, and for school programs and flowers to be arranged by children with veterans present.
A merchant from Point Arend was charged with murder after a fatal assault on a young girl near Molat Arena. The court heard testimony as police investigated the incident, and the charge was sworn by the girl's family.
A man named Hoyle Stolloer was thrown during a fall at Ney Awealining, injuring a dislocated right shoulder. He is 41 years old, single, and staying at Clarence hotel while being treated at Staves hospital. The incident, described as not serious, occurred Monday during the event.
Workers resume duties after a strike linked to wage demands and cost of living concerns. Report notes management negotiations aim to adjust pay for common labor, with some factions seeking higher hourly rates while tensions linger. Local observers describe the scene as tense and unresolved.
Kansas City mourns as elder physician Dean passes away at age 85 after a long career in medicine. The veteran surgeon contributed to local hospital services and community health initiatives, leaving a lasting impact on residents and medical peers.
An oddly garbled report describes a vast borax mountain near Death Valley in the Mojave range, claimed to be owned by a Oakland man. It suggests a high grade resource with potential world supply influence and enormous market value, but many details are unclear and likely exaggerated.
An advertisement extols Orine as a secret remedy for temperance and urges purchase with an Absolute guarantee. It claims two forms, one discreet and one for those who wish to be discreet, priced at $1 a week, with no withdrawal or withdrawal from emotions and no expense. It lists the Orrine Co and several addresses in Washington and Pennsylvania.
The Attorney General ruled county commissioners cannot raise deputy assessor salaries beyond legal maximums. He warns officers against defying law, notes the county attorney’s responsibilities, and emphasizes oath and bond obligations. The decision cites past violations in Silver County and stresses adherence to statutory pay limits.
The fragment reports that H. Me Ross, a resident of Missouri County, has been named a deputy marshal by United States Marshal Merrifield. The note references Guthrie and mentions a May 7 date alongside unclear phrases about the appointment and officials involved.
Fragmentary text reports a contested dispute in Granite County involving Rowe and Mary Nlering Tad with references to a standard and cautions about environmental radiu ammonding. Exact parties, dates, and outcome are unreadable.
Andrew Wilkes and Anttth seek to buy a dwelling in Ave or Bix Noon. The notice invites callers to contact Oweloy Black for more details and arranging a viewing.
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