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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Aug 08, 1919
Page
14
A fragmented OCR note discusses a Tasers Saas device and safety implications, referencing possible uses and outcomes. No clear names or dates are readable but the item appears linked to a safety debate and policy questions.
The Goodfriends defeated Foundry 6 to 5 in a sluggish contest. Barich led with six appearances at bat including a home run and five other hits while Skinny struggled on the mound. Wallace opened for Foundry, Shanty Nolan finished, and Finlayson led the visitors with key hits including a homer and a double.
Edward Reynolds 12 son of Mr and Mrs C M Reynolds of 521 Cedar street spent a night missing after wandering from Echo lake camp with two companions. Fishermen sheltered him. sheriff and forest officers notified. Main Street dust storm and Chautauqua meeting referenced in passing.
Bids are invited for a two story concrete building at White Sulphur Springs. All bids due by August 14. Owner may reject any or all bids. Send proposals to J. H. Scott Box 245 White Sulphur Springs Mont.
A fragmentary Three Forks News item notes Aline Gerwiele Frasier undergoing throat surgery and reported ill, with scattered references to local business and community events. Mentions include Wieg pac a terms Maetes Wweinseias Lee Baar, Ruth Finney, and an attorney Wullenwaber amid assorted civic notices.
Real seale rs from a dozen cities form a new association in Missoula to develop the real estate sineae in western Montana with focus on Plathead Bitter Woot Blackfoot Flint Creek and Atis Isaac Crain a veteran of the Ai War. A northern Pacific employee Morris is held on a $5 000 bond after a murder case and a missing two autos used by assailants were found near Thompson Falls. Five men have been captured amid a bloody gate exchange of shots and Miles who contracted to deliver liquor to Missoula was seized bound and hogs taken from him.
County Attorney Lester Loble orders crackdown on illegal games of chance in Helena Australia. Officials say authorities will shut down venues and pursue enforcement actions to curb gambling activities.
Capt May completes first Vancouver to Lethbridge flight across the Rocky Mountains in about 11 hours. He lands at 6:23 PM local time after covering nearly 600 miles, with Vancouver noted as his origin and Lethbridge as his stop.
Tickets mailed for a three game Klein baseball series in Anaconda starting Saturday. Eastern and Western Montana champions clash with Klein squad drawing fans from Deer Lodge and the lower valley. Captain Lodell expects key pitchers to join for the Sunday game. Nance of Thermopolis and Brown of Judith Gap bolster the Klein pitching staff. First game at Washoe Park is Saturday at 5 PM and Sunday at 3 30 PM on the same field.
The Presbyterian church and Sunday school picnic at Silver Lake drew many young and old, with a special train delivering revelers. Results from boy and girl races include Arthur Miller and Mary Frances Cameron for six years old, Clifton Capps and Marian Rice for ten, and Violet winners across ages plus a miscellaneous all ages race won by Vivian Cota and Dorothy Dy. Notables from Montana towns attended including C. F. Macdonald Butte and J. A. Woll Whitehall among others.
In Deer Lodge W. Mr. Wile gon and Crumline against Mate Miller was closed Monday and the case taken under advisement after years of waiting. C A Belk and family left home to tour a national park. Congressman John lived in Deer Lodge and Joe and his brother planned weekend travel.
Dr. Joseph Clare, once pastor of the British American Church in Petrograd, witnessed Russia’s pivotal WWI days and shares a gripping, enlightening story from those years.
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