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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 04, 1907
Page
4
A damaged article notes no change this month in miners wages under the copper agreement. It states the 18 cent per pound threshold and wage fallbacks, referencing September prices, the copper market, and the wage mechanism tied to ore values. It mentions a planning meeting and a social event at Scandia Tall tomorrow.
Fragmentary report notes crop yields in Gallatin with references to wheat barley and other grains. Mentions regions regentay Stansted and Laower Pomperoek with figures such as 66% bushels and 46 bushels per acre, citing prices and harvest context.
Reports from Basin Wyoming describe Lonesome Joe as a wanted man connected to a string of alleged robberies. Authorities say he was recently arrested at Maobie Inn after an earlier escape from a penitentiary. Lawmen pursue remaining charges and potential extradition.
Proposed gas plant for Billings discussed by Mr Losekamp involves a franchise route to Northern Wramtop with a $10 per 1,000 feet rate after setup. Citizens Union committee to review and present to voters, while prospective franchise terms and city impact are debated.
The fragmentary text lists names such as Conley Kibet and Canisigh with unclear affiliations. It references a college and a professor and hints at a weekly event or competition. Harsh readability leaves core facts unclear.
Many Butte residents traveled to the state fair, with estimates between 200 and 400 from the city. The event featured the Nagin and Mantine band, several cars added to the crowd, and local figures like Jett Waite noted in attendance.
Police last night arrested two men after a robbery at a Southern restaurant. Money and china were on the table when the assailants forced entry. The men were taken to the station and later released on bonds.
Special correspondence notes Bozeman public schools report larger attendance than ever before with over 800 pupils enrolled by mid term and more than 1,000 attending by term end. The higher enrollment is linked to growing city growth and college prospects, while local officials report few vacancies and rising demand for classes. Also announced is the funeral of Philly Meevern to be held Saturday at Quartz Street residence and Sacred Heart church.
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