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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Aug 29, 1906
Page
2
An inquiry into an estate reveals a clerk once employed at a bank who opened the site in the agency’s grip and examined boots found on the property. About 2000 pounds in notes allegedly linked to the affair remain unaccounted as the investigation proceeds.
The readable portion describes a basketball contest between Tacoma and Anaconda with various players and plays noted. It mentions early possessions, shot attempts, and defensive actions, including attempts to check a running score and key moments by named players. The text is garbled with many OCR errors but centers on a game recap featuring notable figures and sequence breaches.
Fragmented OCR yields a garbled local notes snapshot with names, places, and events. It mentions Greig's, Flags, and various individuals in scattered references, plus a march of unrelated items and a tease of upcoming local affairs. The readable bits hint at concerts, rentals, guests, and a few names but lack coherent context or a single event.
Fragmented report describes a large gathering as a club is defeated. Various names and places appear garbled, mentioning tickets, travel routes like Anaconda and Harte, and dates around late August. The text references health and Emily with isolated phrases, but no coherent events emerge.
A Copper City group plans a 7:30 pm departure to the Butte fair aboard a special train. The excursion includes a Silver Bow celebration and a chance to see the Silver Bow mob and racing, with assurances the event aids local miners and community groups.
A garbled, dense OCR passage references an alienation fee and a court or hearing context. It mentions names like Margaret Oneager and Miss Masetta and describes a tense public presentation or trial setting with unclear actions and participants. The fragmentary text lacks coherent events or outcomes.
An OCR fragment describes a consumer testimonial about Postum Co products addressing insomnia and digestion. It references a mother plagued by dietary weakness and dyspepsia, who reportedly improved after using a product called Chape Nuts and a Postum beverage. The text presents a dated tone and several misspellings, typical of early 20th century trade copy.
Fraudulent health claims advertise Swamp Root as kidney cure and promote a stockholders meeting for Anaconda Copper and Silver Mining Company. The notice states a special meeting on September 1908 to vote on a settlement of disputes and potential sale of property in Silver Bow County Montana, with Kelley named as issuer.
Fragmentary OCR text from a historical page shows garbled names and dates. It mentions a person in Ohio and Alabama context with unclear action and a reference to a signature line. The readable parts hint at a legal or administrative notice but lack coherent facts.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a governor appointing delegates and military surgeons, with scattered mentions of places like Wottnia and Monahan, plus Dr Bebe and Eloloni. The text reads as a garbled historic report with unclear dates and roles.
Fragmentary item notes a case involving a suspect named James Mibin charged with burglary in Foles City. The text is garbled with misspellings and missing context, mentioning Tin dense of Winns and a Cov. trai ree. Details about date, location, and participants remain inconclusive.
A judge rules a city bakery workers' union action unlawful in a $325,900 damages suit brought by Biker Otte against Lion Bakery and Benjamin Bressey. The decision bars the boycott as conspiratorial coercion and allows Baker Selinitz to recover $2,500 for lost profits. The ruling cites union pressure aimed at forcing workers to join a union, labeling such conduct unlawful and punishable.
A garbled report references Sullivan and weight, with scattered phrases about weighing and a boxing or wrestling context. Mentions of people, places, and a chaotic scene suggest a weight control or weigh-in moment amid unclear sport activity. Abbreviations and OCR errors obscure precise details and outcomes.
The article reports brisk activity on day two of the event with crowds and cheering. Firing appears steady as competitors push through rounds, with standout performances noted from Leech and others. Boston figures and New Jersey entrants feature in the results, though details are incomplete.
Fragmentary report describes a city incident involving a suspect and police action. Names and specifics are unreadable, but references a pistol, a vehicle, and a person aged about 86. No clear location or date could be derived from the text.
In a spirited final round, Mewar Newport defeats rival Beals Cy Wright 20 to 8, with key plays by Seth and Ged and decisive baskets from Vinney. The dramatic finish seals a narrow victory as Beals Cy Wright falls behind late, leaving the crowd energized for the rematch.
Incomplete OCR fragment notes orders by President Roosevelt regarding regiments and officers. Mentions Virginia and Pennsylvania, plus mention of a stallion and Bocage with unclear context. Contains garbled names and illegible lines.
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