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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Aug 05, 1926
Page
13
Expressing gratitude for the expressions of sympathy and kindness from neighbors during the funeral of Evan Williams. P Williams and Sherman & Reed Funeral Chapel acknowledge the support and floral tributes received.
Lincoln collectors search for authentic copies of the Cooper Union address once read and edited by Lincoln. Only a few items remain, including copies mailed to friends and a newspaper printing. One collector says a reprint could fetch $109,000 for the thrill of possessing the speech.
Former New Jersey Attorney General Robert H. McCarter acted as chief counsel for Mrs Frances Hall who won bail pending trial in New Brunswick. The case involves the murder of Rev Edward W Hall and Mrs Eleanor Mille. Trial slated for fall.
London dispatch reports the Prince of Wales showed a fondness for very sweet biscuits at a Reading factory. He selected the sugared varieties and mixed them with evident delight. The note also mentions an airship Berlin making Brussels stops and Sumatra natives showing interest in striped and brocaded rayon goods.
A jumble of notices includes lost items such as embroidered packet, blue purse, and a black and white fox terrier. ads for employment, barber openings, and district court matters. The text references Montana locations Butte Anaconda Deer Lodge and Bradford's Inn with dates in 1936 and court orders about an estate sale.
Public notice from the Office of the City of Anaconda Montana announces a hearing on August 14 at eight in the city council chambers. The district covers streets alleys and public areas to fund paving repairs and related improvements by assessing property within the district over a nine year period. Officials note the levy and interest terms and require protest filings with the city clerk.
In Butte MAT LL 6177 a notice notes a shift in local business personals with phrases indicating American themes and a possible name change to Reese trala. Details are sparse and partially unreadable. Entities include Butte and MAT LL 6177.
A garbled listing page offers several bungalow and house notices in Floral Park and Anaconda. It highlights modern updates, large pantry, back porch, two car garage, partial price reductions for fast sale, and multiple street references including Park Street at Montana and West Side. Several entries mention furnished homes, half acre lots, and tenancy options with rough pricing around 1800.
A fragmentary OCR item notes an uncertain phrase about the ideal club and an adjustment related to a company web. It mentions a boy and a sense of never having heard something like it before. The readable text is ambiguous and lacks clear names, places, or concrete actions.
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