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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Aug 26, 1908
Page
6
A Butte retailer touts a stock level five times larger than rivals and claims substantial season readiness. The lengthy excerpt highlights various suit styles in Garnet broadcloth, navy, gray, and black broadcloth, all priced around 25 dollars, with mentions of coats and new model lines.
Autumn fabric selections priced at 89 cents per yard include shadow striped panamas 45 to 54 inches wide and fancy serges. The range covers plain cloths and fall style fancies suitable for school wear and autumn suits. High quality voiles and novelty stripes are advertised with emphasis on breadth and color variety.
An advertisement fragment lists tablecloths and linen napkins with prices 1.25 and 9c, promising high quality fabrics. It mentions hemmed napkins and all linen options, with references to materials and decorative grids.
Fragmented OCR narrates Montana settlement era scenes with cattle, ranchers, and distant markets. Mentions Grass range, drought pressures, roads, shipping, and the spread of settlements across the state, with scattered names and places reflecting a busy frontier era.
A fragmented report describes a Sons of Hermann gathering with mention of panel Jodpe of the ses AP Hever and various figures like Annie wenigerly and Sonia Wechtel in a fictional or stylized account. The text references entertainment, politics, and a ceremonial structure within a fictional order.
Fragmentary notes from Philipsburg mention Sheetal Gilat Go and Googie A. Stephens grocer with purchases by Valley Commercial, plus a Washington Oregon trip and a worker posting. Details are garbled but reference local commerce and upcoming postings.
Fragmentary text mentions a day schedule at a hall and events in the evening. It references a program, theater or athletic events and securing space for several days, but details are obscured by garbled OCR.
A disturbed, garbled report describes a person crushed beneath a box car while attempting to steal a ride. The fragmentary text references multiple names and unclear actions, with no coherent chronology or verifiable details available.
A local meeting at Fergus City Hall formed the Bryan and Kern Meeting Club with officers listed as president Ton Rudi, vice president ThyaE Diver, secretary, and treasurer. The group reported funds raised to support a municipal cant ban and arranged for further action today.
Aug Sikylotn Daniels and George Lavelle face charges for theft involving Mora belongings from Odin dimen. Case details describe alleged leading actions and intent. Sentencing planned after judicial proceedings.
A fragmentary transcript portrays Bryan attacking trusts and corporate power, arguing for reform and popular participation. It mentions punishments for wage-sinners, appeals to the public, and references to trials, pensions, and maritime issues, with names and events that reflect a populist rhetoric of the era.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a wartime event with injuries and a damaged area. Mentions a warhead, Angels town, Minghcon, and a removal of part of a near Dear Chiminen area. Details are unclear due to garbled text.
Damaged OCR notes a fire at a Carter Wittytoad works facility affecting wagon production. Estimated losses include $100,000 in production costs, $70,000 in wages, and about $26,000 to the firm. The Wie plant burned but was saved with light losses.
In Wakegon a north shore area postolle was entered by robbers using a dyolampte during a heist. Atanas and one other suspect fled with about $3,006 from the site, while the vent caused a small explosion.
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