City Council Awards Water Works Contract for Dillon
City officials award the contract for a gravity water works system to be installed by November, marking thirteen years since the agitation began. Officials claim the modern plant will meet all future needs, lower operating costs, and be supervised by a prudent city administration, making Dillon among towns of its size with a true water system.
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New Copper Refining Method Reported By Cornell Students
The New York Sun notes a claimed copper refining process by Isaac Baum of Uniontown and Florence Schwab of New Orleans. The pair, Cornell engineering students, produced a thesis with a 98 grade and say the method could halve refining costs and save refiners millions annually.
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Uniontown
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New Orleans
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Endorsement Sparks Interest in Copper Production Process
The Independent notes the new process is highly endorsed but warrants investigation by those interested in copper production in the state.
Critics Admit Taxation Would Curb Government Corruption
Prominent observers say direct taxation would curb federal spending corruption and force tighter administration of government funds. They assert people would demand stronger oversight if taxes were collected directly.
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Roosevelt campaign aims tied to Hanna methods probe
The piece argues pressuring the President to direct the post office investigation would reveal Hanna methods used to aid Roosevelt in the upcoming campaign and suggests this exposure is undesirable for the candidate.
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Poultry and Egg Output Outshines Metals and Wool
Census figures show the United States poultry and egg products exceed the value of all precious metals and are six times larger than wool output, reflecting a dominant agricultural sector.
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Circus and Fourth of July Dominate Social Week
The town sways between the circus and the Fourth as the main summer events. Social routines yield to parades and preparations while families, mothers, and friends plan to safeguard youngsters at the spectacle and celebrate the nation’s birthday with visits, feasts, and entertaining gatherings.
Lost horses offered reward in Bannack Montana
On June 8 two bright sorrel horses eight and nine years old, weight about 1100 pounds each, were lost. One is branded on the left thigh and the other on the left shoulder. A ten dollar reward is offered for their return to the New Departure mine or five dollars for safe pasture and notification. Fred A. Randolph Bannack Mont 98 2t
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Notice of Board of Equalization Meeting Beaverhead County
Beaverhead County Montana commissioners will hold a special session July 20 1903 at the County Clerk’s office as a Board of Equalization to correct and adjust the current year assessment roll. Aggrieved persons may appear to voice grievances but reductions require a written sworn application. Dated July 1 1903 by order of the Board.
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