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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Apr 30, 1906
Page
17
Malcolm MacDonald engages with diary notes while mining claims flood the state. The fragmented text hints at a count of free hast and references Orense Mer Oryen, suggesting a historical record with unclear details. The exact events and participants remain ambiguous in the garbled OCR.
A Nevada mining frenzy unfolds as Malcolm L. Macdonald and Donald Gillies push Bullfrog area ground after Tonopah finds. They plan multiple companies to exploit Amethyst, Bullfrog, and Manhattan prospects with rail lines nearing Beatty and Tonopah while Tonopah mines advance and Indian Springs road developments loom.
News notes from Willis and surrounding area report favorable conditions in the lower Big Hole with farmers busy planting crops and stockmen moving cattle to hills for summer. Other items include obituaries for William P. Hayes Peter Therault Jacob Sink and John Mohan with funeral arrangements announced for each.
A printer named Bailes working for MeKes print collapsed on the sidewalk at Park and Montana yesterday afternoon. A medic helped him regain consciousness and a police officer summoned aid. Bailes was moved to a room at Alaska and Granite to recover.
The Conwell and Parochial teams opened the season with a rough game on ML grounds. The Parochials showed better organization in every department and won easily. They now seek a game with the Helena Juniors.
A feature at the gardens highlights poisonous plants in the barium exhibit with groups by family. Some species, including loco and cowbane, are shown as potentially harmless to livestock in certain families. The Butte Retail association is asked to attend a Tuesday morning meeting at 425 North Excelsior for the funeral of W. P. Hayes.
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