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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Aug 17, 1907
Page
2
A scanned market listing shows fruits and produce names with scrambled text and odd spellings. Items include peaches plums pears and other produce with price hints such as 13 cents and 40 cents, plus miscellaneous grocery mentions and line fragments.
A fragment lists assorted produce with prices: fresh string beans two weeks for 50 and 56 cents, Little Gem peas, green peppers, corn by the dozen, large Telephone peas at 15 cents per dozen, summer squash, and washrabi heads priced around 10 cents for eight. The text reflects a busy market stall with limited legible details.
Continued from page im ens. A foundry building 40 by 28 feet and a stable 4 by 38 feet are noted. A steam heating plant contract will heat the buildings, improving comfort in severe weather. The soldiers' home of Montana is described as in good condition and prosperous, with a leadership board listed.
Bozeman residents William Davis and J. M. Paul travel to Helena to join a general committee of the Odd Fellows. They discuss locating a home for Old Fellows in Montana, with potential sites and cost considerations.
Readable sections describe carnival setup with teams and parade plans in a lively city scene. Mentions organizers, decorations, and community participation. Names and places are scattered but several entities appear, including local groups and venues. The fragment hints at a festive event timeline and tied events.
Fragmented notes indicate a change in school leadership with a new principal on the way. Names and places are obscured, but the item signals an administrative shift at the Haswthuene area public school.
Incomplete OCR text discusses information use for conviction, a reward of 25 dollars for information, trespass in a school building, injury to property, and penalties for offenders. The passage is garbled and lacks readable names or a coherent event.
A family voyage planned for December sails from New York to circle the globe. George Hennighott and Miss Jala will visit Europe, Asia, and Pacific regions, with stops in Germany, France, Iceland, England, Scotland, Russia, Persia, Turkey, the Philippines, China, Japan, and Hawaii. The yearlong trip ends in San Francisco and Portland.
Delegates at the national congress discussed regional autonomy and the creation of new entities. The conference considered voluntary regional zones and separate towns, led by TEAM LIVER UT. Notable participants included Inez Broker and Hobson, with several towns listed. The session ended with a keynote by Herod Uydna and a focus on future regional pricing and choices.
Unclear text notes today focuses on MHL and men s sale with price cuts and some product mentions. No clear names or entities beyond generic brands.
The stage manager must be keen minded and grasp every authorial detail. The management of For Mothers Sake claims high standards in production and reports box office success. The play is described as a thrilling American life drama, strong in sentiment and action, slated to visit the city this season.
The Sara Ariel Labar daom committee reserves the right to reject all bids and directs that bids be addressed to T. A. Fleming treasurer. Bids are due by 7 pm on August LN. Further information available from the treasurer.
Harriet Bates and Henry Morse wed at Rock Creek Lake with Rev. I. L. Wancroft officiating. Morse, a mining engineer now supervising Cable vein at Rock Creek, and Miss Dates, a southern-born teacher, gathered friends and relatives from La Grange and Tule. The ceremony featured decorative greenery and a bridal party led by Mr. Lancrett and J. B. Astle, followed by a wedding breakfast as guests toasted the couple before departing for a honeymoon trip.
Larios announces a sale event for women featuring waist and skirt items including men’s plants and accessories. Readers are invited to attend the sale today at Stralh's location.
Rev. Charles Werner Velo of Du Bois and Dir. Mae Tice plan to attend the Swe Lutherse congregation. It is said probable they will open the ear and he will visit the pastorate during the coming month of September.
Pleasant party was given yesterday by Mrs Gillis of Butte. Mrs Gillis left this morning for home. The event featured a volley of gifts and a prize drawing won by I. O Farker, with others Mrs Woh McMurre and Mag Gia receiving tokens.
A long dispatch from Lewistown notes John A. Deke and Mr Rae own the Cone Butte cyanide ore bodies. Rae plans development and an early tram for ore extraction at the Cune Hull property, while Mer Murph Mill and local assessments influence progress.
A cryptic report notes waning Pariagia and Latios influence amid a niche science study on dark parasols and their parasitic strains, hinting at shifting control or balance within a specialized field.
W B Lorenig, a Lewistown contractor, visits Ely and reports the camp is growing with new work in a booming copper district though he says it will not surpass Butte. He notes mining crews at the Moir mine in the camp are actively employed and expanding operations.
A fragmented report notes National Society of the Ang and allied groups in Washington where Philippine veterans and volunteers gathered. The ceremony included flowers and several members reported thousands of participants in Kansas, with order and tribute elements mentioned.
Wool stu comin specials and Mori Rilings at the woolhouse of the Marthean Pode colts pony. Officials warn that total wool receipts may reach over one million pounds. Wool exports expected to be baled back within the next few days as shipments arrive in Gillinge.
The seventh annual session of the Kalispell Methodist mission closes with Bishop Dewitt M. Moore of Portland presiding. Harvest reports show bumper crops as the mission lists growth, finances, and new church properties across its small but growing district.
Fragmentary notes from Stevensville mention Aptal Carbaendency and Shanda Stevensville, with scattered names Owen and Caty. The text references Bes, Tinks Mie, and a writer of sania male propentyt, plus vague allusions to Pik ah Me and a Wat ber taove. Ady Fowler arrived yesterday.
The notice lists multiple westbound and eastbound local lines with identifiers such as No. 103 B and No. 105-B, A. & F., A. & P. locals, No. 102-1, No. 108-R. It appears to describe a schedule or routing labeling for Westsound and Eastbound services with various local designations.
Public sale announced by Winter States Land Office Billings Montana August 13 1907 offering Tony Lots in eight Huntley townsites to highest bidders not less than appraised price. Sale to run September 9 1907 and continue until all lots are offered with cash payment required at time of bid acceptance. Names of townsites and lots listed with blocks and exclusions. sale conducted at Billings office by registrar and receiver.
An enduring remedy once trusted by millions of mothers for over sixty years, Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup claimed to ease teething pain, colic, and diarrhea in infants. It was sold worldwide, touted as a universal baby comfort, with warnings of its lingering legacy in older advertising.
Fragmentary OCR mentions Mrs Baker and a busy household, with references to a visit, veterinary matters, and military or community concerns. Names and places are garbled, but the item describes a family dealing with health and support in a local setting.
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