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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Apr 01, 1913
Page
21
Fragmented remarks reflect public mood on financier J. P. Morgan and his influence. Citizens discuss his wealth, culture, and impact on finance while noting civic ceremonies, a Fourth of July celebration, and local chatter about prominent figures and travels to Washington.
Judge Hooker released Joe Riegger yesterday, stating the arrest was a mistake after reviewing the case. The young man, divorced from his wife, faced a disturbance charge that was remitted along with the fine. Riegger, once a street car center employee, had a previously clean record and his daughter’s death was noted in court remarks.
A Handsome Butte girl marries a wealthy Washington businessman in a noted ceremony. The groom’s business ventures and social standing are highlighted in local society notes. The couple plans to reside in Washington after the nuptials.
Tornado near Omaha on March 31 wrecked homes with customers displaced. A sister in Butte sent a photo showing damage on Cummings Street and Creighton Park area. Martial law hindered telegrams. many houses were destroyed or badly wrecked as crews planned rebuilding efforts.
The article discusses long established counties facing identity loss as regions push to create new counties such as Richland Wheatland and O Fallon. It notes proposed reconfigurations, possible county seats like Lake and Valley, and potential name changes amid farm and settler interests.
The article notes the Chinese national assembly election results and outlines a two stage path. Initially the body will draft a permanent government form and act as delegates to an constitutional convention, then become legislators. It mentions U.S. posture under President Wilson and potential recognition timing influenced by Bryan's statements.
Thieves burgled The Her Hive More on West Park street in daytime hours, climbing a transom to loot six boats of candy worth about $40. A separate report claims $35 was stolen from John Murphy on 212th street while visiting Thomas Reece’s home, as police note multiple robberies. Rene was arrested on a charge and faced a hearing before Justice Shea.
A vintage advertisement urges parents to use Syrup of Pigs and Elixir of Noma for irritable children and sleeplessness. It touts quick relief, gentle liver cleansing, and a pleasant taste, urging readers to ask their druggist for the medicine.
Incoherent OCR fragment references climate failure medicine, a person named Weldon, and a journey to Fort Worth. The text mentions remedies, care, and weighing pans, with distorted names and phrases suggesting a medical anecdote or personal care narrative without clear events or dates.
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