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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Aug 14, 1908
Page
8
Fragmented entry list shows multiple races with furlongs and ages, names like John Frazier, Edward Tracey, Ballston Bry, and Pedigree notes. Several results imply six to seven furlong sprints with times around 1 60 and 1 14, noting winners such as Scharnia and Taxer along with various riders and horses.
The county supervisors adopt the tax levy for state and county purposes. General fund 244 mills, county purposes 1 mill, school funds 4 mills, high school 9 mills, interest and sinking 4 mills, and other funds listed. Special levies include district 14 and multiple local districts.
A fragmentary OCR note references district numbers 15 and 23 with mill quantities and districts. Details are unclear but suggest a mining or milling district tally with numeric identifiers. No names, dates, or locations are legible.
Poultry lovers announce an upcoming show with likely large attendance. The association plans election of officers and discusses venue and schedule details while noting a shift in the event timing and the presence of exhibitors from Nell city to nearby locations.
In Penticola Florida Mrs Ea Mandate reports a lynching retaliation involving a local Black man who assaulted a woman after a snowstorm. The case ties to Eruvst Smith and Jamon Kosnar, with Smith pleading not guilty, a district court trial set for November, and a judge promising a severe sentence, noting no leniency for stealing or other crimes.
A garbled report describes a gun explosion during a preliminary event in August. Names and details are unclear, but the fragment mentions two explosions and a cartridge mishap tied to a person preparing to reload.
An old advertisement notes regular 16 quality India linen sold at 8 cents per yard with a rogation width of 3 cents per yard. It promises close even warrant quality, snowy appearance, and a neat value for buyers.
Disorder at a saloon on Mast Gilet and surrounding streets led to a sheriff action. Patrons were restricted and dancing banned after a series of reported disturbances. No resistance was expected as authorities moved to enforce limits and quiet the area.
A cryptic report describes Deputy Sheriff Young and Deputy Martin among those shot yesterday. The text names Sheriff Martin, Denury Parker, and George Rittenhouse as prominent figures, with a sheriff and deputy fatally wounded.
President O Connell of the imperial workers section of the American Federation of Labor plans talks with Sir Thomas Shaughnessy, president, as efforts to end the strike proceed in Montreal in August.
A settlement view outlines the settlement of titles and related claims involving Che Catas Min Yavithe. Officials discuss paths to resolve ownership disputes and formalize rights across involved parties.
Fease Ty of our Un Cheatamegan cafe hosted a dinner in Ned Clark Haya’s honor. Gemmell and others attended with modest conversations and several guests present. Green, Masher, and Phasnes were among those noted guests at the event.
A long state congressional convention in Oswego New York concluded with debate over a nomination. The gathering adjourned after lengthy discussions and a few attendees indicated support for a firm stance on the Twenty eighth district representation.
Fragmentary OCR text references a river, heat, a trunk search, and the Columbus metal workers union with Amerleny. No clear events, persons, or dates emerge to form a coherent news item.
San Juan August 13 A tense settlement ends a land dispute between the government and the Catholic Church. Secretary of State Robert Bacon spoke at the steamer San Juan, saying the quation division and estate control will be redefined away from the Dominican and Franciscan orders formerly under papal authority.
At the quarterly ivory sale in Lemon Grove in April, 61 tons of varied ivory items were offered for sale. The lots included 2 tons of zanalbar and Bombay, 8 1/2 tons Abyssinian, 4 tons West Cant Atrignay, and smaller quantities of talabon and land cavelagn materials. The transcript notes numerous uncertain terms and misread items, but confirms a substantial total sale weight of ivory across multiple origins.
Miss Felina Robinson of Bowirx presents a sheath gown fashion piece at the Wanity theater. The crowd fills the house as patrons await the show and performances by Jerry McCarthy and others.
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