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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Aug 09, 1909
Page
1
Coroner Lawler reported a human skeleton found near Relston on the Big Hole cliff. The remains, exposed for years, suggested a young white male as the likely age, with several teeth missing. Investigation paused as authorities awaited further examination.
A blurred write up describes Tad Country Barler as the premier act at the Wlerkle best evening, with a melodramatic plot about jealousy and a nurse’s sacrifice. It mentions contrast between dramatic subjects and a comedy titled Saved From Convulsion to Make Do.
A fragmentary review hints at a mysterious case where evidence nearly sends a rent man to the gediaws and a suspect named Nis Nuilo is identified. The piece praises Iron Aue Fee ne Crew Vobit as thrilling and notes several accidents and dramatic moments.
A garbled report from Butte describes a baseball game at Walloon Park between Telpp Dragstast and the Penmanent Bylo teary teams. A large crowd observed a slow, error filled match as clerks and others attended, with a notable witness noting the event as uneventful and poorly played.
A jumble of local updates recalls club meetings, trains, travel, births, marriages, and deaths. Mentions the CTY C.O. T meet, Mountaineers, Selita, and Verter Maada Sarcovum Shedox. Also notes hospital nurse at St. Ann's, family travels to Salt Lake, new baby Pillson, and several rental notices on Maple and Gust street.
A heated discussion on irrigation policy dominates Page One, focusing on forest waterways and reservoir rights. Key figures like Pinckok and others face scrutiny over potential conservation limits and the future of valley works.
Unclear readable segments indicate a Chicago labor dispute over wage increases and working conditions. Prominent city figures suggest wages and arbitration as likely paths, with possible settlements discussed and workers seeking fair compensation. The article references arbitration and ongoing controversy amid calls for timely resolution.
The Grand Army of the Republic plans a national encampment with veterans enrolled from numerous posts. Captain Pease states new settlers and residents are eligible to join, aiming for about 2000 members on the Montana register, with existing units listed from Michigan, New York, Kansas, and Iowa.
Delegations from multiple states and cities arrive for the Grand Army encampment in Salt Lake City. Thousands of veterans attend moving protests and patriotic services at First Methodist church with regional organizations participating. Main activities include regiment formations, talks by national figures, and nightly campfires as preparations continue for a Wednesday parade of about 15,000 veterans.
The Grand Army of the Republic and allied veterans groups plan a two mile Wednesday parade with a military character. Estimates show 69 to 500 participants. Thursday and Friday host business sessions to choose leaders for the next encampment. St. Lena and Atlantic City named as contenders. Commodore-in-chief is former Governor Van Sant of Minnesota and former Attorney General William Ketebain Gr
Nathan Silkswood, a Civil War veteran and prospector, was found dead in his cabin near Bozeman after suffering from arsenic illness. He had not worn shoes since Thursday and died likely from that disease. Survived by a sister and two nieces in Santa Fe and Cole. Buried in Bozeman Cemetery with firing party conducted by the local Army of the Republic post.
Special Dispatch reports a court decision holding that the bank must pay an assessment on deeds. The ruling says the bank correctly challenged the security and the deed records showed faded entries, with the court deciding the bank bears the assessment responsibility.
A damaged OCR notice lists numerous individuals and firms connected to a weekly advertisement of mailings and lots. The fragment mentions Torosie, Kal e, and several names including Virgil Cochran, Thomas Fleury, and Mary Houghand, with references to Postmaster and local officials.
Harry M Johnson returns to Honolulu after three months abroad in the south Pacific region. He plans a tour of principal U S cities with his team, describes Honolulu’s modern amenities, and notes Dr Evans from Anaconda recovering locally. Johnson recalls visits with old friends and an interest in California exhibitions.
Members of the organization gathered at a patch venue and enjoyed a meal with vegetables and chickens provided by John Reese who runs the hosting place. The event brought together participants who shared a meal and free vegetables.
A testimonial from Glenna W Va praising Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for relieving years of pain after doctor diagnosed illness. The ad claims the product treats female ailments, urges letters to Mrs Pinkham for free personalized advice, and notes its purported lack of narcotics.
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