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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Aug 08, 1907
Page
9
An old advertisement touts Golden Medical Discovery as a blood purifier and tonic for stomach and liver disorders. It cites native roots and glycerin preservation, promoting Dr. R V Pierce products and a non alcoholic remedy with a salve for skin issues and pleasant pills for digestion.
Notice is hereby given that the Daly Bank and Trust Company of Anaconda Montana will hold its annual stockholders meeting at the bank office at the northeast corner of Muln and Park streets on Tuesday August 15 1907 for the election of five directors for the ensuing year and for transaction of such other business as may come before the meeting. Dated Anaconda Mont May 27 1907. B C Bowman Vice President John J Lalor Secretary
A garbled OCR passage references the county clerk and recorder’s office, a book, and provisions in section 43M of a royal code. It mentions Manuel Tiber and various names, dates, and expenses tied to a 14 day or 14 month period with public notices and administrative costs. The text remains unclear but indicates official proceedings and financial entries in a public records volume.
William Weldon surrendered to the sheriff after shooting Dat Loftus at the Crystal saloon on Commercial avenue. Weldon claims no intent to shoot, while Loftus and a bystander were wounded. Arthur Kelly, shot in a judge’s house, lies in Fort Ann’s hospital with a bad arm wound. Police investigate all chewing-stances related to the incident as court action looms.
A legal dispute in Deer Lodge County centers on prisoner witness fees. The county treasurer refused to register warrants for witness payments, citing an attorney general opinion that prisoners cannot collect for days they did not appear in court. The matter was escalated to the supreme court, with further questions about how long prisoners remain eligible for fees.
Hasenagh over Washoe and Knights of Columbus will host a Sunday game between Rullé and Anacondi ball teams. Both clubs have met twice with one win each. Burclay may break the tie as Butte guests arrive by morning train and stay with the knights. Local sentiment favors the Bullets with Tolun Halloran and Patsy Sullivan retired.
The report covers Sweeney and Krause among Eagles tug of war players amid internal dispute over results and strategy. It mentions 17 pulls by certain members, references speeches to officials, and hints at upcoming hearings and potential substitutions.
A newly staged production titled Mia Liltla Prospestor was secured by Manager Mrahk G. King for Chie Porkina with heavy royalties from the Alderican Amunemcant association of New Pork city. The drama promises superior gouilles and lavish aconery. It will be presented at the Margivet on Monday, Aug 1.
Fraternal Union meets tonight. Various local notices advertise sales, auctions, and events at Hammersons, Coy’s, and Standard Hall. Announcements include errands, travel from Anaconda to Spokane, church socials, picnics at Swed ish Mission and Dewey Hall, and Ringling Bros. engagement with travel info and train rates for Aug. 9.
In Butte the plumbers strike stalls progress on city projects as unions demand an eight dollar daily wage. Mr Flaherty, with a basement shop under Silver Row National Bank, already pays eight dollars and plans to raise pay to avoid losing contracts. Some shops may follow, but the public bears no extra cost. The meeting yielded little decisive action beyond noting the committee report.
Judge Hunt’s injunction against telancotie strikers unsettles the scene but no clear effect yet. Manager Armstrong says he would resume service within two days if ordered, while public sympathy for current strikers remains limited as operators and linemen show solidarity with other unions.
Dallas Netra was arrested by Officer Wilsne yeeterstay afternoon and fined for fast driving after ramming a woman at the city wall. The injured woman, Mrs. W. J. Shugley of 413 East Crane Street, is tied to the Broad and Colbert street collision. The协 investigation continues as officials pursue charges.
A wholesale concern taxi driver struck a crossing and grabbed a woman, knocking her down. Officer Wilson arrested him and brought him to the Marler company office. The victim declined to pursue the case, another driver fled, and two shots fired led to the suspect surrendering and awaiting arraignment.
The Shriners decide the parade will be too large for the Ringling sequence and will instead march at 9 in the morning. The group plans to join the Ringling parade with a grand display described as surpassing anything seen before. Nobles and their arkew cats can obtain tickets at the Great Northern travel office through A. D. Mendenhall.
John Wermanes of Tin is badly injured in a jail cell brawl after Manning who has only the thumb and first finger left allegedly used a nearly inch long nail to gouge Wermanes eye. City Physician Dr Pigot treated the eye wound and warned removal may be needed. Manning was isolated awaiting Judge McGowat.
Two land office contest proceedings at Missoula were continued after opening yesterday. John E Branscombe contests Ernest Tess home entry near Thompson Walls with claims of abandonment and legal noncompliance. King and Queen Mining Co contest John Croimie's homestead entry. Attorneys for both sides presented witnesses from Griler and Thompson as proceedings drew attention.
A. B. Clements former cashier of the Agion bans faces several felony charges arising from Gee Aetna failures. He has not yet secured pre bail.
Miss Nell Learey leaves Missoula for Butte tomorrow to join friends and relatives and plans a several week trip to Balt tale and Denver. Bert Lash led a huckleberry party of 16 to Grant Creek and the mountains head where the group will view the big divides about 17 miles from the city. Reports say berries are fine and winery harvest is expected by the party’s midpoint. The committee arranging the Liberty celebration in Missoula Bent reports strong progress and a likely large turnout. W. A. Mentrum and family returned from a Flathead auto trip and visited the University of Montana biological station on the Flathead River near Big Fork.
Fragmented text notes a Missoula scene with references to Rollya's and a police or public notice in Taft and Taft area. Names and places are unclear, with garbled words and missing context.
A fragment notes a regulatory action by the Secretary of the Interior enabling theater acts or permits. The item references August and a formal decision affecting theater operations under the department's oversight.
Official notice states Netlees to APT and Vienaxcadinont complete turnover of Deer Torre county mantua to the office. The board of commissioners will convene at agnatiation Soning on Tuesday of the month. The specific date is unclear. the meeting continues during the stated period. Location listed as Anveonda, Mantua County.
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