City Council Fails To Decide Sidewalk Width
City officials debated uniform eight foot sidewalks from Park Avenue to Third Street, between Oak and Birch. Davidson proposed 8 or 11 foot options, the majority report favored the Davidson plan, but the council split, leaving the issue unresolved and likely to return at next meeting.
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Evans
City Counel
Oak
Birch
O'Boyle
Birch Streets
Park Avenue
Third Street
Hhea
McLean
Davidson
Judiciary Committee
Teresa
EL. Pete
Devine
Marchion
David
Son
Faley
West
Lyons
McHugh
Sweeney
Evang
Marchiot
Local notices mix in Anaconda city page
A crowded Anaconda page lists local business notes and social items. Mentions Verberkmees diamonds, Hammeralough dining, Schiltz beer, 115 Main Street office, and a plan to sell a parcel at 310 East Park. Also reports meetings at Carpenters Hall, residents returning from trips, lost jewelry, swims and church Ladies’ Aid events, racehorse plans, and school clothing sales.
Junior Christian Endeavor Meet Promotes Fellowship
A local Junior Christian Endeavor report notes a recent gathering at the Christian church with games and social time. The piece mentions August activities, a county fair sale date set for Friday September 4, and a special admission rate ending September 1, plus a furniture sale promotion by Capes Company.
Fraternal Eagles entertain guests with literary program
A local Fraternal Order of Eagles event tonight will feature a literary and musical program followed by a social dance. Invitations were issued for about 700 attendees with refreshments and a keynote by Dr. James M. Sligh. The program includes monologue, violin, recitations, and a famous Engley drill team exhibition.
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Halk Ladlea
Eagles
Minous Engley
James NM
Stigh
Upentig
James Mr. Sligh Fong
Dohn Teese
Frank Berry
Wold Pevesese
Special Meeting of the Board of Education Held
A board of education convened for a special meeting to audit bills and address minor matters. The vote approved a half day Friday and three holidays during the county institute week. All school buildings, except possibly Prescott, will be ready for opening day. janitors are cleaning.
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Ladies’ Aid Society
The
Wives Presbyterian Sharch
F. A. Jones
Locuet Street
Oyenine
Board of Education
County Institute
Prescott
Pictues and Mor humorous subjects delight crowd at Rosy Mayv
A lively program last night at Rosy Mayv showcased a new lineup with humorous sketches focusing on women candidates and campaigning methods. The stay-at-home wife with baby and husband subplot drew laughs, while other acts pleased the audience.
Anacanda Day Excursion From Butte Woodmen Camp Ends Rally
James Hicks, a Democratic convention ib candidate, heads a plan for an Anaconda excursion from Butte to Ratt. The Fraternal Brotherhood joins the event with Nat Reiss arranging a 20-show carnival. Round trip tickets cost $1 and depart at 1 o'clock in the morning.
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James Hicks
Woodmen of the World
Catnividl
Butte
Ender
Ratt
Mornia
Nat Reiss
Thankful notes from many friends after loss
The message gratefully acknowledges heartfelt thanks to To Mf U., Brotherhood of American Yeomen, League of the Sacred, and numerous friends for floral offerings at the death and burial of our beloved mother. Signed by John Noran and others and mentioning a coming sale of wares and furniture.
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Mf U
Brotherhood of American Yeonen
League of the Sacrid de
Algo
John Noran
Tames Doras
Justpe Doran
Hannat Doan
Fran Orion
Fragmented State Press Comment Sparks Park Talk
A garbled opinion piece criticizes a public park display and local leaders. It mentions laboring over presentation, youth interests, and national politics, with references to regional figures and a sense of community pride. The piece is disjointed but hints at debate over patriotism and public expression.
Fragmented political chatter and social notes from a 19th century paper
A collage of garbled extracts quotes critics and reporters about elections, hotel proprieties, and public figures. It mentions Col J B Sanborn praising refusal to stay in a hotel, street scenes with soldiers, and various families and editors from Illinois papers. The passage reflects press culture and local gossip rather than a single coherent event.
Explosion of Boiler on Passenger Engine Near Thompson’s Springs
Halt Lake City September 2 The engine drawing the first section of the westbound passenger train on the Denver and Rio Grande railway left Denver yesterday morning and blew up near Thompson's Springs Utah station. Engineer Bund and Bingoman Redwell were badly scared. The blast blew horses from the track though the train was moving moderate speed. No passengers were hurt. Injured trainmen were taken to Grand Junction.
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Lake City
Denver & Ho Grande
Denver
Thompson's Springs
Utah
Two Arrested at Plains on Suspicion of Robbery
Officer George Wells arrested two men in Plains on suspicion of robbing and beating L Sturman in Missoula Tuesday night. A watch and other valuables were taken and identified by Ar Bhueman, who lives here but was visiting Missoula at the time. A Missoula officer will arrive tonight to take custody.
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Standard
Plains
George Wells
L. Sturman
Missoula
Ar. Bhueman
Coffee’s effects on nerves and health cautions told
A woman recounts long habit of coffee use starting in adulthood, noting heart palpitations, headaches, and urinary issues. She credits Pastugy Wous with alleviating symptoms, reporting calmer nerves and improved wellbeing after switching.
Fragmentary note on contractors and supply terms
The text appears as a garbled report referencing contractors and supply actions. It mentions Ui firms or people like Amazon and Jefferson, with unclear roles and numerous misspellings that obscure specifics such as names, dates, or places.
District Court to Open Busy Criminal Term in Sorung
District court here is preparing for a busy term with 12 cases already on the docket. Owen Meiden and the Franklin pair face charges in separate incidents, and Hart County Attorney Marlows notes the court will begin Sept 4 with jurors not required until then due to farming activity and political conventions.
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Missoula
Hart
Marlows
Laday Owen Meiden
Vielim ‘Baitig Franklins
Nisdare
Yao Die Fondant
St Regis
Hubart Kine
At & Camond
EM Pauline
W. J
Hassler
District Court
Phillip
Webster
Five Liquor Cases Dismissed by U S Commissioner
Otin Worden Roy Wilbourn Jack Cavonder A D Ross and Milbucy faced liquor charges after a fishing party arrest on Flathead reservation. Commissioner W F Smith dismissed four cases after hearing Worden alone found no case, citing lack of evidence. other four cases were discharged without further investigation.
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Miveoula
Sepe
Inspector Inspects in Missoula on Railway Affairs
In Missoula on September 2 and 3 inspector Koes of the railway commission will conduct air brake inspections as part of official duties. The event marks a focus on safety and regulatory oversight in the district. Mr. Ross, formerly a deputy sheriff, is noted among his many friends in Missoula for his support.
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Amssoula
Koes
Railway Commission
Missoula
Ross
Man Held on Forgery Charges Faces Hearing Tomorrow
Willie, a Standard representative, was arrested here August 20 on forgery charges. He will appear before Justice Phillips at 2 o'clock tomorrow afternoon for his hearing.
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Durbowa
IL Willie
Standard
Justice Phillips
Puritan Cup Defender Reassigned to Cape Verde Trade
The Puritan, the famed Cup defender that defeated Tenesta in 1885, moves from pleasure craft to the Cape Verde packet fleet. It will transport passengers and fruit between Providence and the Cape Verde islands off Africa's near coast.
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Providence
R. J. Seni
Cape Verde
Ape Verde Islands
Africa
New York Tenants Push for Housing Rights and Quiet Enjoyment
An absorbing critique compares New York tenant protections with London's lax system. It argues month-to-month leases empower tenants, grant implied rights to essential services, and shift costs of improvements to landlords, seeking greater equality and stability in rental living.
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Sydney Brooks
Harper's Ceukty
London
New York
Fragmentary tale of distant voices and coded names
A garbled transcription offers scattered phrases about a tone, a bridle, and a chase. Names like Nell-Yes and Agen appear amidst incomplete words, suggesting a faded or misread historical text with unclear meaning and no clear event.
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Knowle Vries
Ehold
Boyd Bros
Cedar Streets
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Winslow
Verberkmees
Hammeralough
Talsmutt Lonigat
Schiltz Beer
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Anaconda
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Auits
O. K. Stoye
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Three Mile House
Winder
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H.W. Trask
Hot Springs
Ark
J. C. Kinney
Owigh
John McGree
Googleseed Clothing Company
Walher Hogan
S. J
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Father Coapman
Bill and Smeltermen's Union
M. FB. Mahoney
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Jack Munwally
Wil
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Aerie OF Eagles
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Order of Eagles
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the Board OF Education
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R. P. Webb
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Nicollet Ave
Minneapolis
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Bonner, Mont
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Benner Mont
Rotail Yard
Toole
Avenus Missoula Mont
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Fuller Brug Co
East Park Ave
Bitterroot Valley Lands
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Montana National Bank
United States
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Evtadilyten
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DARK
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Yorelen
Kate Pir
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Yoon
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