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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Aug 14, 1917
Page
12
Fragmentary notice of a 1917 public domain or copyright claim related to My Four Years in Germany from The Public Ledger. Text appears garbled with references to Canada Australia and infringement. lacks coherent narrative or events.
The narrator details a hopeful drive for peace with Germany in 1914. Attendees include Prof Ludwig Stein and Dr Heckscher. They travel via train to Charleville Mezières, stay at Sachsen Villa, and dine with the Kaiser’s circle including Von Treutler and Helfferich.
The narrator recalls an ex-sailor with a knack for keeping things confined. The Kaiser’s car, lent to him, held two loaded rifles in racks for quick use. They traveled by automobile to Rocroi and through the Ardennes, then returned to Charleville along the Meuse valley.
Harold F. Jones, a station tender, drank carbolic acid and other chemicals after separation from his wife. He survived with burns in Butte jail, claiming no woman was involved. Miller divorce case returns before Judge Whitty with alimony of 200 a month at issue. attorney absent, case continued two weeks.
Harold Howell possesses a fine beaver skin after a stray beaver darted onto a highway near Boulder Creek. He struck the animal before swerving, killing it instantly. Beavers are protected game year round, making the skin a rare find. Beets Unserprising ARBOX CASE DISMISSED. Judge McClernan dismissed the mandamus bid to force Tarbox company stock books to be shown. Attorney Ed O’Flynn noted dismissal. Kowske, tailor, 202 N Main.
The Soston Transcript quotes observers noting rhetoric about peace with honor while questioning who will supply such honor amid ongoing conflict.
The court ruled Wright and Kissock were partners in a hog business dating to 1914. Wright entitled to accounting and $107.95 from Kissock as settlement. Kissock kept control, killed hogs, and later sold the stock to Grohop for $600 after losses from hog deaths.
The reading promises very favorable aspects for Mercury Venus and Jupiter boosting business and social plans. It highlights luck for new ventures home contracts theater ventures and gatherings of youths while warning of possible health epidemics fire or accidents for Leo births and noting a potentially busy year ahead.
The hearing in the Johnson and Silver partnership accounting concluded yesterday in Judge Dwyer's court. The judge has taken the case under advisement.
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