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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 04, 1906
Page
12
The notice lists assorted meat and produce items from a bakery sale in Whe Pat roast, including best boiling meat and various cuts. It enumerates weights in pounds for beef lamb pork and veal, with entries such as round steak shoulder mutton fore quarter lamb and hamburger.
City council debated a resolution to cover funeral expenses for Police Officer Joseph Freshman who was killed by a highwayman. Proposals included paying unexpired salary, seeking outside funds, or creating a city-backed fund, amid concerns over legality and precedent.
City officers reports were read and referred to appropriate committees for review and action.
Denyaster reports September office work to the city court. Applications for work total 1 063 with 472 male and 841 female. 835 male and 470 female seek help. Positions filled total 679, with 292 male and 357 female. male roles include head hands and laborers while female roles cover day workers and domestic tasks.
Fire Chief Sanger's report for the month shows nine fires with total loss of 3475. The insurance amount is 300. The total value of property involved is 43200. Expenditures for the department were detailed to salaries.
Street Commissioner report submitted to city council details department expenses for cleaning and maintenance, street repairs, sidewalk work, city corral labor, and interdepartmental transfers totaling 5 265 with 63 in another item and 806 from public library fire department and engineering.
In a terse report, Sultivan notes six quarters of the city show deaths in the tonn, with 34 deaths outside the city limits. The city reports 86 births and a mix of male and female totals, reflecting a provisional mortality and birth tally for the period.
In Salt Lake City Chief Po Nee Gore Sheets was arrested after a confrontation with Whirter. Charged with complicity and felony, the case centers on $10,910 stolen via bogus officers during a fraudulent poker raid. The suspect Faces a $3,000 bond while authorities pursue further charges.
FAUY ASS PINAR Lineal Neb Och Sw Wiltian J Brean begins a travel sequence with stops in St. Joseph Missouri and Nebraska. A speech tonight in St. Joseph precedes a return voyage. The tour then continues with Thursday Monday and Saturday events and may extend into Kansas and other central states.
City Treasurer Goodwin reports a rising cash balance with more than $17,000 on hand. Taxes drive most gains, while August and September disbursements include public works, street lighting, and permit revenues.
Alexander, accused of assaulting a youth, appeared in police court amid calls for prosecution. Frank Cleary, county attorney, stated the matter would be pursued, while other cases and a brewing dispute over a deadly weapon were scheduled for trial in Justice Gillett's court. Emeralds worth 20000 were found on Manuel Suarez aboard the Oceania from Livorno, seized by customs.
Special Dispatch from Fort Benton reports the Catholic church site to be cleared for a new building with fast-tracked construction. The sale of Murphy ranch property includes several thousand sheep and yields a substantial tax bill of 229,608. Mrs. Thomas Licey of Highwood district dies at 49.
Disputed bid by unions to obtain Mutual company telephones from business places in Red Lodge sparks labor tension echoing regional protests. The outcome depends on action by the company leadership, with a decision expected by tomorrow. In a separate note, Western Interstate Publishing firm employee Vis Preston, shot while hunting, is recovering at home after being wounded in the leg. his wife was injured weeks earlier in another accident.
Beri Qel describes a grim investigation detailing widespread misery and famine in the Velendine tract. The review notes severe deprivation, typhus outbreaks among peasants, and food scarcity across several districts, prompting emergency responses. A promotional line urges readers to obtain a free picture from MN. W. Supply and Jewelry.
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