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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 10, 1906
Page
21
A catalog lists dresses in fine sawn fabrics with color figures and lace inserts. It features items with checks, embroidery, and wide skirts, noting sale prices from 1 cent to 35 dollars and highlighting quality fabrics like India muslin and white mull.
Dress of fine white lawn with waist wide embroidery insertion and short sleeves finished with fine lace. Dress made of heavy white linen with waist and skirt trimmed by heavy linen insertion. Long sleeves trimmed to cuff with insertion. Very serviceable today.
The United States civil service commission announces an open competitive nomination for clerk and carrier positions in the Anaconda post office. Salaries range from 800 to 1700 per year depending on class and location, with examinations covering spelling arithmetic penmanship and geography. Applicants must meet height and weight and pass medical and eligibility requirements. applications to A. L. Eagle, Anaconda office.
In Batavia a church court found Dr. Algernon de Crapsey guilty on heresy charges with a 4 to 1 vote. The findings were signed and sent to Bishop Walker, who revised the verdict and published that decision. The piece notes estate sale activity and bids in California and New York as unrelated updates.
Fragmented report says the Williams Patent Crusher Company in San Francisco was taken out of the Calloway canal after about a week in water. It mentions deaths by possible self harm related to a fire and references gas use, wage resolutions, and Greely urging city cooperation to restore conditions and kitchen licenses.
A performance at the opera house last evening raised a substantial fund for San Francisco sufferers. George, who handled ticket sales, has not yet collected totals but believes the amount will reach at least 4600 to aid the distressed.
Bozeman school board met last night and renewed Cunningham as superintendent for the coming year. His services were listed as generally satisfactory with no suggestion of a change. The board set Tuesday May 25 to elect teachers and approved hiring a man to care for grounds at the Teving School and Hawthorne School improvements planned for summer.
A Pittsburg bank failure is reported with details on deposit losses and officials. The city announces extension construction of sewer between Park Avenue and Third Street from Pine Street to city western limit, with bids open May 21 1908 at 3 PM, certified checks required.
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