Anaconda 10 Hosts Its Biggest Meet at Fair Grounds
Anaconda 10 prepares for its largest horse racing event at the fair grounds in September. Staff report stabling limits and a need to accommodate more than half the expected horses. W J Johnston notes about 49 horses will race, with top entries from California New Mexico Washington and other barred states joining local stables and prominent owners and trainers awaiting the event.
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Fair Grounds
W. J Johnston
Butte
Anaconda
California
New Mexico
Gregson
Washington
H.C. Theiwrth
Vine” Smillvan
Mary of Horstmeh
Bhie Cyarslala
Muntanath
Yeny
Infantile paralysis alarms Los Angeles health officials
Los Angeles officials have distributed 400 circulars on the disease and prepared pamphlets for physicians to aid detection and response. City health commissioner LM Powers asked for 5090 dollars to fund a campaign for protecting children, reporting 23 cases with one death. An edict barred 211 under ten from public playgrounds and restricted attendance at entertainment venues and Sunday schools.
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Lago Angeles
Aus
Los Angeles
Ti. LM
Powers
City Health
Connect
Tyr. Powers
Great Falls Smeltermen Endorse Wage Agreement
Great Falls residents cheer after the Annanda and Great Falls smeltermen vote in favor of the wage agreement with the Anaconda Copper Mining company. The decision ends months of anxiety and is expected to restore confidence, promote business policy, and encourage investment in housing.
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Speci
Great Falls
Annanada
Anaconda
Sven
Aley
Anaconda School Contract Bid Amid Staffing Delays
A board meeting in Anaconda focused on awarding the remodeling contract for the high school building to expand manual training and domestic science. The board also planned urgent principal hiring, with Superintendent Dwyer to interview applicants in Chicago. several candidates have accepted other offers amid uncertainty.
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Vis
Ube Wld
Prosticul Ua
Dwyer
Chicago
Dwyver
Chrystal
Salt Laks
Muttanan
Themas
Avin
Moxon Stote
Montanais
City Notices and Local Socials Mix in Haphazard Ads
A mixed local page lists items for sale and social notes. Advertisements include a $300 piano offered at $173 and two 34-foot by 140-foot jets for sale. Residents and visitors are noted in brief mentions: Miss Christine Tenson visiting in town, Mr and Mrs Jack Maring on vacation to Salt Lake, and others from Butte to Denver.
Automobile Breaks Through Bridge in Big Hole Rescue
Norma Cher and companions endured a tough automobile dive in the Big Hole area when one rear wheel broke through an old bridge over a small creek 29 miles from town. Mr. Climer, the Rev. Mr. Craig, and two forest rangers assisted for over two hours to free the car, with further mishap as two chains were lost on the return.
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Norma Cher
Chimee
J. Li Ural
Loihele
Coun
Jimer
Craig
Forest Rangers
Mr. Climer
Railway Teas to Run Special Trains Between Butte and Gregson
The B A P railway announces special trains commencing Wednesday July 41 leaving Butte at 8 PM arriving Gregson at 8 40 PM and Anaconda at 9 PM Returning from Anaconda at 9 16 PM, from Gregson at 10 40 PM arriving Butte at 11 10 PM. The note lists readers and cities in the Montana Hotel arrivals section.
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Butte
Gregson
Anaconda
Montana
Kilmer Swamp-Root Ad Claims Kidney Remedy
An old ad touts Kilmer Swamp-Root as a gentle herbal remedy for kidney bladder and urinary troubles. It claims quick relief and broad curative value with samples by mail from Kilmer & Co. in Binghamton New York.
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Dr. Kilner & Co
Binghamdon, N
Adyt
Darrow Tries to Explain His Defense in Chicago Trial
The defense and prosecution clashed over Darrow's writings and a pamphlet read aloud in court. Darrow argued that statements were taken out of context, while Judge Trennan noted the cold tone could not be judged from fragmentary excerpts. The trial featured tense exchanges as Ford pressed questions about the impact on plea negotiations and prior arrest.
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Cook Courts
Chicago
Mads
Novenberg
Pera Gray
Trullan
Darrow
Cnld
Darerow
Frederickw
Frankiln
McNamara
Franklin
MuNumgna
Murderous Attack in County Jail Sparks Fatal Stabbing
In a county jail incident around 7 am, inmate Lewty W Noell fatally stabbed Walshe and Mendoza after attacking Mullen, Noell, and Mendoza wounded. Mullen later died. Officials report no prior trouble between Valehik and the attacked inmates amid a jail program presented that night.
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Los Angeles
Ana
Oke Min
Lesa
Jai
CL HH. Mullen
Widh Lewty W. Noell
Martin Mendozis
Walshe
Mullen
Vaulshire
Nott
Notice of Sale of Estate in Montana District Court
In the Third Judicial District Deer Lodge County Montana the estate of Martha Tucker deceased. Administrator James H. Tocker will sell at private sale to the highest bidder for cash on or after August 17 1912 at 10 a.m. at the office of John W James Anaconda Montana. The property includes a described parcel in Deer Lodge County with 80 acres, terms 0% down with balance on court approval.
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District Court
Third Judicial District
Montana
Deer Lodge
Martha Turker
Martha Tucker
United States of America
John W. James
Enat Fark Avenir
An Rconda
Veer Lodge
Deer Jilge
Monfang
M. M
Improverenza Vesco
Ate
Debl
Rale
Qstriet Court
Montane
Anid
Dear Lodge
James H. Tocker
Martha Turket
John W. Jase
Intrater
Jurne
Mont Jane
Dear
Lodge
Frank A. Jones
Annis R. Jones
Franke A. Jones
Gale
Anaconda
Deer Ledge
Ansaconda
Sali
Deer
B. Winston
Dillon Notes Special Correspondence Storm Delays Haying In Valley
Dillon reports a heavy rainstorm delaying haying for ranchers in the valley and causing a wet spell. Geaverhead county wool production this year surpasses all previous years with 3,716 bags weighing 2,527,443 pounds. The wool clip, handled via BOF White's warehouse, required 73 tons to haul and is valued at 431,383 dollars.
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Dillon
Geaverhead
BOF. White
Bids Sought for Supplies for State Reform School
The Montana State Board of Examiners invites bids for flour feed dry goods meats shoes and sundries for the state reform school at Miles City Mont commencing September 1912. Bids due 2 pm Friday August 1912 and publicly opened. Bids mailed to President H W George Miles City. The board may accept part or all bids and adjust quantities as needed. First publication July 39 1912.
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State Board of Examiners
Els
Mues City
Mont
Hi. W. George
Miles Vitte
Price
Mili Ory
H.W. George
Milea City
Howard
Reform School
Helena
T. M. Swindlehurst
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