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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Aug 13, 1908
Page
10
The article outlines Normal College offerings including courses in pedagogy and teacher preparation, detailing faculty such as Professor of Psychology and Biology, instructor roles, and the aim to prepare future teachers. It notes a range of programs, durations, and the need for prior preparation, with special one year and shorter options for those seeking training.
A brisk testimonial letter praises Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a remedy for female illnesses. The writer from Parsons Kansas claims it restored health after severe symptoms and urges sick women to write to Mrs Pinkham in Lynn Massachusetts for free advice based on her experience.
Prominent Servians of the Sancoudie colony gathered last evening to discuss the Sit to be the pers peta the ted of Sepyit. The meeting urged propagation and the preservation of their race. Officers elected included Ve Popovich president M Brechin vice president T Ratanovich recording secretary V Rabeavich financial secretary Vise Tyanevyinh newsnrers T Martinovich guard Cazurrvich XN Bryanevich Dabeevich N Migevich trustees. Royal Neighbors and families will gather at Washoe park Monday September 14. Bring baskets. Royd Neighbors invited.
A fragmentary review highlights a collage of titles and gags. It notes The Boston Tea Party parody and several comic pieces featuring hosts, vaudeville like routines, and a performer lineup with playful scenes.
Fragmentary OCR shows a fabric listing in brown and bleached linen with grade notes and yardage unclear. The readable fragment mentions Talve and Linen in brown and bleached, with a yard measure reference that is partially garbled.
Dogs poisoned with wrysent in FuHLorn aeetion of thceity. Nine dogs died, some valuable and owned by Mr. and Mrs. Madden. A $100 reward offered for information leading to arrest. Also reports a theatrical event, four-act play The Little Prosperator and a four-dot production with Edward Lovies work and Berkley set design.
A garbled report describes a dramatic program at the Noay May theater with a performance called Over the Mills to the Poorhouse and a piece titled Lie, noted as immensely dramatic. It mentions Rosy-ray and Filu salt reductions and promises a teaubir change Sunday with further shows.
Local notices show B A meetings led by Blarka Weureant and Toechur e Pratertal Union. Woodmen, ice reviews, and a World Meet event are planned. The Mint and Ver milion venues advertise beer and musical events at 119 Main Street Valley, plus shifting civic notices and court actions.
A garbled OCR item lists prices and items for a market near evening, mentioning dresses and guards, then shifts to a chaotic string of opera titles, names, dates, and personages. The readable parts reference a market scene with vague prices and a few proper nouns, but most content is indecipherable.
The Danes and city of Anaconda face a $325,000 damages claim by Mrs. Margaret Morac for injuries alleged after a building on Park Avenue and Coda Street collapsed during a May 18 incident. Defendant argues fault lies with building maintenance, extreme wind, and plaintiff's own negligence. action cites negligent construction and act of God.
Readable fragments describe an autos and food event with damaged wording. Estimations mention a loss or destruction and a figure around 500, with references to phosphate and named individuals unclear due to garbled text. The report hints at a local incident or accident and related insurance notes without clear details.
Boston reports three cities Minneapolis Seattle and St Joseph contesting to host the forthcoming International posraphical union convention. Delegates push for venue selection while discussing lodging and meal pricing and access to services for attendees.
The Anaconda city council approves a 1908 tax levy for municipal and administrative purposes to support the public library and sewer system, fund schools and services, and cover interest on debt. The resolution sets dates for levy collection from May to August and cites publication in the Anaconda Standard for legal notice.
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